Lanarkshire volume 17

  1. Records
  2. Ordnance Survey Name Books
  3. Lanarkshire OS Name Books, 1858-1861
  4. Lanarkshire volume 17
Page List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks Continued entries/extra info Transcriber's notes
OS1/21/17/1 CRAWFORDJOHN [parish] Crawfordjohn Crawford John Statistical account for Crawfordjohn p 497 Statistical account for Wiston & Roberton p 93 Statistical Account for Lamington & Wandel p 805 Statistical Account for Douglas p 477 Johnston's County Map Forrest's County Map 042; 043; 045; 046; 047; 049 The origin of the name cannot be easily discovered. Chalmers, in his Caledonia, relates a story on the subject, with all becoming gravity, proceeding upon the supposition that names of a similar construction are to be discovered everywhere throughout Scotland. 'John the son of Baldwin de Biggar' he says held in the reign of Malcolm 4 a portion of this extensive mountainous district. He assumed the name of Crawford, and fixed his residence on Duneaton river, and from him the name of the settlement was called John's town and in some Charters it is designed valla Johannis privigni Baldwinnie. Before 1279 the district of Crawfordjohn , he continues, was established as a distinct parish, and the Chapel of John's town became the parish Church, hence the name of Crawfordjohn was affixed to the parish. But this summary mode of accounting for the name cannot be satisfactory to any one who recollects, that there are
OS1/21/17/1 Session Records Title Deeds Practice of the Law Courts
OS1/21/17/1 The details in the extra info is written in a different hand to that of the rest of the record.
OS1/21/17/2 are no Authorities produced by him, and that it is not merely the only parish, but the only village (I presume) in Scotland, which is designated by a Christian and family name, joined together in this awkward unusual form. According to Forrests Map of the County, the length of the parish is between 11 and 12 miles, and its breadth between 9 & 10, and it contains 41.50 square miles and 21.123 scots acres. This is the parish in Lanarkshire which unites with it the counties of Dumfries and Ayr. This parish may be said to consist of one large glen, along with the adjoining hills, ascending from Clyde and Abington to Cairntable on the borders of Ayrshire. The village of Crawfordjohn may be about 200 feet lower than Leadhills, which is understood to be 1280 feet above the level of the sea, and that the top of Cairntable is 1650. Duneaton is the only river, unless Snar and Blackburn be honoured with the same appellation. In several places, there are Chalybeate and petrifying springs. Only one of ten heritors of the parish constantly resides in it. There are five miles of the Glasgow and Carlisle road in this parish, and nearly the same of the Biggar and Leadhill road. Only one bridge is entirely in the parish, over Duneaton; and on the Glasgow road; the parish, however, is connected with the parishes of Crawford and Roberton by two bridges - one over Duneaton, and another over Glengonner. In this parish, there are no fewer than 8 houses in which spirituous or malt liquors are sold. Statistical Account 1841 There are no detached portions of this Parish, nor are there any detached portions of any other Parish within it. Are there any det [detached] portions of Crawfordjohn? or det [detached] of any other parish within Crawfordjohn [a signature]
OS1/21/17/2 The last two lines "Are there any...Crawfordjohn" is written by another hand to that of the rest of the page. It may have been written before the line above it "There are no detached....within it" was written.
OS1/21/17/3 DUNEATON BRAEHEAD T.P. Duneaton Braehead (T.P.) Revd [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister Mr Robb Schoolmaster Mr James Watson Merchant 043.09 A Dwelling house at which a Toll Bar is erected on the Glasgow and Carlisle Road. the house is one storey slated and in good repair having a garden attached it is the property of Sir F. E. Colebrooke.
OS1/21/17/3 DUNEATONFOOT Duneatonfoot Revd [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister Mr Robb Schoolmaster Mr James Watson Merchant 043.09 A small Cothouse one storey thatched and not in good repair. it is the property of Sir F. E. Colbrooke.
OS1/21/17/3 KILN BURN Kiln Burn Revd [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister Mr Robb Schoolmaster Mr James Watson Merchant 042.12 A small stream which rises near Netherton and after a Easterly course of about 38 chains joins Duneaton Water.
OS1/21/17/3 MILLBURNFOT (Ruins) Millburnfoot T. R. Scott Esq: Factor Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister Mr Robb. Schoolmaster Mr James Watson Merchant 042.12 The ruins of a Cothouse. it is the property of the Earl of Home
OS1/21/17/3 NETHERTON Netherton T. R. Scott Esq: Factor Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister Mr Robb. Schoolmaster Mr James Watson Merchant 042.12 A very superior Farm steading 2 storeys slated and in good repair the outhouses are all in good repair and slated. there is also a garden attached. it is the property of the Earl of Home
OS1/21/17/3 [situation of Netherton] 50 chains South West of the confluence of Mill Burn with Duneaton Water on sheet 42.12 [situation of Millburnfoot ruins] at the confluence of the Mill Burn with Duneaton Water. on sheet 42.12 [situation of Kiln Burn] N.E. of Netherton 42.12 [situation of Duneaton] At the confluence of Duneaton Water with the River Clyde on sheet 43.9 [situation of Duneaton Braehead FP] 38 chains N.E. of Duneaton Bridge on sheet 43.9
OS1/21/17/3 The name as written on the Plan is Millburnfoot (Ruins)
OS1/21/17/4 BRIDGE-END Duneaton Bridge-end Revd. [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister Mr Robb Schoolmaster Mr J Watson Merchant 042.16 A Dwelling house one storey slated and in good repair having a garden attached it is the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke.
OS1/21/17/4 CRAIGHEAD Craighead J McKenzie Esq. Factor Revd. [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister Mr Robb Schoolmaster Mr James Watson Merchant 042.16 a Farm steading consisting of houses one stoey slated and in good repair there are gardens attached it is the property of Sir T. E. Colebrooke
OS1/21/17/4 CRAIGHEAD COTTAGE Craighead Cottage J McKenzie Esq. Factor Revd. [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister Mr Robb Schoolmaster Mr James Watson Merchant 042.16 A small Cottage having a garden attached the Cottage is one storey & thatched and in good repair it is the property of Sir T. E. Colebrooke. about 10 chains. South East of Craighead Cottage is a quarry in which a fine species of granite is found this stone is extensively used in making Curling Stones.
OS1/21/17/4 DUNEATON BRIDGE Duneaton Bridge Revd. [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister Mr Robb Schoolmaster Mr J Watson Merchant 042.16 A well built Stone Bridge of one arch on the Glasgow and Carlisle T.P. [Turnpike] Road and spanning the Duneaton. it is the only Bridge in the Parish of Crawfordjohn
OS1/21/17/4 [situation for Duneaton Bridge] East of Black Hill on Sheet 42.16 [situation for Bridge-End] East of and close to Duneaton Bridge on Sheet 42.16 [List of names as written on Plan for Bridge-End] Duneaton crossed out [situation for Craighead] 50 chains South of Duneaton Bridge on Sheet 42.16 [situation for Craighead Cottage] Between Craighead and Duneaton Bridge on Sheet 42.16
OS1/21/17/4 in the "List of names as written on Plan" the original entry was Duneaton Bridge-End but Duneaton has been crossed out.
OS1/21/17/5 CAMP [nr Duneatonfoot] Camp Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister Mr. Robb. Schoolmaster Mr James Watson. Merchant 043.09 Nearly opposite Gold Chapel and on the side of the Clyde there is the appearance of a moat which goes back from the River about 60 yards and enclosed ground along the edge of it for about 64 yards in length; within which and towards one side there is a mound between 20 & 30 feet higher than the surface of the water and the circumference of which measures 50 yards. a little higher up Clyde and in the Parish of Crawford there is a mound of a similar description and for whatever purpose constructed they seem to have formed a continued chain for several miles along the Banks of the River. Stat [Statistical] acct. [account] of Crawfordjohn it is commonly called a camp in the vicinity and is believed (though without any foundation) to have been a Roman Camp.
OS1/21/17/5 DUNEATONFOOT BRIDGE Duneatonfoot Bridge Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister Mr. Robb. Schoolmaster Mr James Watson. Merchant 043.09 A stone Bridge of two arches spanning the Duneaton. it is partly in the Parish of Crawfordjohn and partly in that of Wiston and Robertson.
OS1/21/17/5 [situation for Duneatonfoot Bridge]North of and close to Duneatonfoot on Sheet 43.9 [situation for Camp] Between Duneatonfoot and Nether Abington 43.9
OS1/21/17/6 CRAIGHEAD HILL Craighead Hill Craighead Hill Craighead Hill J McKenzie Esq: Factor Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister Mr. Robb. Schoolmaster Mr J. Watson Merchant Forrest's Co. [County] Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map 043.13 A medium sized Rough Pasture Hill the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke.
OS1/21/17/6 NETHER ABINGTON Nether Abington Nether Abbington Nether Abbington J McKenzie Esq: Factor Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister Mr. Robb. Schoolmaster Mr J. Watson Merchant Forrest's Co. [County] Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map 043.13 A Farm steading 2 storeys slated and in good repair with outhouses and a garden attached. it is the property of Sir T. E. Colebrooke.
OS1/21/17/6 RIVER CLYDE River Clyde River Clyde River Clyde J McKenzie Esq: Factor Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister Mr. Robb. Schoolmaster Mr J. Watson Merchant Forrest's Co. [County] Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map 043.09; 043.13 With reference to the parish of Crawfordjohn the River Clyde forms its eastern Boundary from Glengonnerfoot about half a mile south of Abington. to Duneatonfoot a distance of about 2½ miles, in some places during this part of its course it considerably exceeds 2 chains in width but in others it diminishes to 80 or 90 links as the channel of the River is tolerably deep it is not liable to overflow its banks although the River itself is of no great depth.
OS1/21/17/6 [Situation of Nether Abington] 50 Chains North of Abington. on Sheet 43.13 [Situation of Craighead Hill] Between the Farm steadings of Nether Abington & Craighead on Sheet 43.13 [Situation of River Clyde] The Eastern Boundary of the Parish. on Sheet 43.9 & 13.
OS1/21/17/7 CORSECRINE Corsecrine J McKenzie Esq: Factor Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister Mr. Robb. Schoolmaster Mr James Watson. Merchant 042.16 A Cot house one storey. thatched and in bad repair it has a small garden attached and is the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke
OS1/21/17/7 CRAWFORDJOHN MILL (Corn) Crawfordjohn Mill J McKenzie Esq: Factor Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister Mr. Robb. Schoolmaster Mr James Watson. Merchant 042.16 A Collection of houses consisting of Dwelling and Outhouses and a Corn Mill the Dwelling house is thatched and one storey. having a garden attached the Corn Mill is 2 storeys and slated. it is the only Mill in the Parish and is the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke.
OS1/21/17/7 OVER BALGRAY Over Balgray J McKenzie Esq: Factor Rev [Reverend]William Gouldie. Minister Mr. Robb. Schoolmaster Mr James Watson. Merchant 042.15 A farm steading one storey slated and in good repair having a garden and outhouses attached it is the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke.
OS1/21/17/7 GATESIDE Gateside J McKenzie Esq: Factor Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister Mr. Robb. Schoolmaster Mr James Watson. Merchant 042.15 Two Cothouses one storey. thatched and in tolerable repair having a garden attached. it is the property of Sir T.E. Colbrooke.
OS1/21/17/7 [Situation of Over Balgray] 10 chains N.E. to Goosedubs on Sheet 42.15 [Situation of Gateside] 20 chains South East of Over Balgray on Sheet 42.15 [Situation of Crawfordjohn Mill] At the Confluence of Black Burn with Duneaton Water. on Sheet 42.16 [Situation of Cosecrine] 8 Chains West of Crawfordjohn Mill on Sheet 42.16
OS1/21/17/7 written below the name Crawfordjohn Mill in the list of names and then crossed out is '"Crawfordjohn" is superfluous, it being the only Mill in the Parish'
OS1/21/17/8 BLACK HILL Black Hill T.R. Scott. Esq: Factor Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister Mr Robb Schoolmaster Mr James Watson Merchant 042.16 A prominent isolated hill remarkable for the excellence of its Sheep Pasture. it is the property of the Earl of Home
OS1/21/17/8 CAMP [Black Hill] Camp T.R. Scott. Esq: Factor Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister Mr Robb Schoolmaster Mr James Watson Merchant 042.16 The two Concentric Circles on the Black Hill are still discernible the diameter of the inner one is 34 yards and the outer one is distant from it about 12. as the weir from this place down Clyde is extensive and as a great part of the lands some mile up Duneaton can be seen from it there is a probability that it was either a small fort or military station or a receptacle for cattle and necessary stones, and [connected] with other smaller stations in the vicinity Stat. acct. of Crawfordjohn
OS1/21/17/8 STANDMUIR (P.H.) Standmuir T.R. Scott. Esq: Factor Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister Mr Robb Schoolmaster Mr James Watson Merchant 042.11 A Public house. one storey slated and in good repair having a small garden attached. it is the property of the Earl of Home.
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OS1/21/17/8 [Situation of Standmuir] 35 chains North of Blackburn on Sheet 42.11 [Situation of Black Hill] Between Blackburn and Duneaton Water on Sheet 42.16 [Situation of Camp] On the South side of Black Hill. on Sheet 42.16
OS1/21/17/8 'Standhead' has been crossed out from the list of names and the completed details have also been crossed out
OS1/21/17/9 BLACKBURN Blackburn T.R. Scott Esq: Factor to the Earl of Home Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister. Crawfordjohn Mr. Robb: Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Mr. James Watson. Merchant Crawfordjohn 042.11 A Farm steading one storey slated with suitable out houses attached all in good repair. it has also a garden attached and is the property of the Earl of Home.
OS1/21/17/9 BRAIDKNOWE BURN Braidknowe Burn T.R. Scott Esq: Factor to the Earl of Home Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister. Crawfordjohn Mr. Robb: Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Mr. James Watson. Merchant Crawfordjohn 042.10 A small Stream which rises near the N. boundary of the Ph. and flows in an easterly direction for about 2 miles when it joins the Black Burn about 40 chains South of New Stables.
OS1/21/17/9 GREENFIELD Greenfield J.M. McKenzie Esq: Factor to Sir E Colebrooke Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister. Crawfordjohn Mr. Robb: Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Mr. James Watson. Merchant Crawfordjohn 042.15 A Farm steading one storey slated and in good repair. with outhouses and a garden attached it is the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke Bart. M.P.
OS1/21/17/9 WEST THIRSTONE BURN West Thirstone Burn T.R. Scott Esq: Factor to the Earl of Home Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister. Crawfordjohn Mr. Robb: Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Mr. James Watson. Merchant Crawfordjohn 042.11 A small stream which rises near Thirstone and after a course of about 60 chains in a S.W. direction joins Black Burn about 45 chains N.W. of Blackburn Farmsteading.
OS1/21/17/9 [Situation of Braidknowe Burn] North of the Parish & flows into Black Burn on Sheet 42.10 [Situation of West Thirstone Burn] Flows into Black Burn N.W. of Blackburn. on Sheet 42.11 [Situation of Blackburn] On the North side of Black Burn on Sheet 42.11 [Situation of Greenfield] About 40 chains West of Blackburn on Sheet 42.15
OS1/21/17/9 In the entry for the Other modes of spelling, 'Thristing' has been crossed out and 'Thirstone' inserted with a note 'Altered on reference to Authorities'
OS1/21/17/10 BLACK BURN Black Burn T.R. Scott Esq: Factor to the Earl of Home Reverend William Gouldie Minister. Crawfordjohn Mr. Robb: Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Mr. James Watson. Merchant Crawfordjohn 042.11 A considerable stream which rises in Douglas parish and enters the Ph of Crawford John 25 chains S.W. of New Stables. it then flows in a S.E. direction for about 2 miles and after an entire course of about 4 miles joins Duneaton Water at Crawford John Mill. It is remarkable for its great depth exceeding in some places 30 feet. and for the peculiar colour of its water which is very dark from when it has doubtless derived its name.
OS1/21/17/10 GREENFIELD LAW Greenfield Law J McKenzie Esq: Factor to Sir E Colebrooke Reverend William Gouldie Minister. Crawfordjohn Mr. Robb: Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Mr. James Watson. Merchant Crawfordjohn 042.11 A small hill. Consisting of Arable and pasture land. it is the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke Bart. M.P.
OS1/21/17/10 NEW STABLES New Stables T.R. Scott Esq: Factor to the Earl of Home Reverend William Gouldie Minister. Crawfordjohn Mr. Robb: Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Mr. James Watson. Merchant Crawfordjohn 042.07 A Dwelling House with stabling accommodation attached (hence its name) built by the late Lord Douglas as a shooting lodge. it is one storey. slated and in good repair,it has a small garden attached and is the property of the Earl of Home
OS1/21/17/10 [Situation of New Stables] On the South side of T.P. Road and adjoining the Douglas Boundary. on Sheet 42.7 [Situation of Black Burn] Flows thro the N.E. centre of the Parish and joins Duneaton Water at Crawford John Mill. on Sheet 42.11 [Situation of Greenfield Law] Close to and on the N.W. of Greenfield. on Sheet 42.11
OS1/21/17/11 EAST THIRSTONE BURN East Thirstone Burn T.R. Scott Esq: Factor to the Earl of Home Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister. Crawfordjohn Mr. Robb: Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Mr. James Watson. Merchant Crawfordjohn 042 A small stream which flows in a N.E. direction into Mill Burn
OS1/21/17/11 KNOCK LEAVEN Knock Leaven T.R. Scott Esq: Factor to the Earl of Home Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister. Crawfordjohn Mr. Robb: Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Mr. James Watson. Merchant Crawfordjohn 042.12 A medium sized Rough and Heathy Pasture Hill. it is the property of the Earl of Home
OS1/21/17/11 LITTLE HILL Little Hill T.R. Scott Esq: Factor to the Earl of Home Reverend William Gouldie Minister. Crawfordjohn Mr. Robb: Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Mr. James Watson. Merchant Crawfordjohn 042.12 A small Rough and Heathy Pasture. the property of the Earl of Home
OS1/21/17/11 MILL BURN Mill Burn T.R. Scott Esq: Factor to the Earl of Home Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister. Crawfordjohn Mr. Robb: Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Mr. James Watson. Merchant Crawfordjohn 042 A considerable stream which rises in the northern extremity of the Parish. and throughout its entire course forms the Boundary between the Parish of Crawford John and that of Wiston and Roberton after a course of almost 2½ miles in a S.E. direction it joins the Duneaton Water.
OS1/21/17/11 WOOLLY SIKE Woolly Sike T.R. Scott Esq: Factor to the Earl of Home Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister. Crawfordjohn Mr. Robb: Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Mr. James Watson. Merchant Crawfordjohn 042.08 An inconsiderable stream which falls into Mill Burn the term"Sike" is a Scotticism and applies to the smallest kind of streams.
OS1/21/17/11 [Situation of Little Hill] N.E. of Strand on Sheet 42.12 [Situation of Knock Leaven] Between Little Hill and Mill Burn on Sheet 42.12 [Situation of Mill Burn] N.E. Boundary of the Parish on Sheet 42 [Situation of East Thirstone Burn] N.E. of White Rig on Sheet 42 [Situation of Woolly Sike] N. of Knock Leaven on Sheet 42.8 Sike - Jamieson's Scottish Dictionary
OS1/21/17/11 'Thirsting' has been crossed out of the name in Various modes of spelling and replaced with 'Thirstone' with a note 'Altered on reference to Authorities'
OS1/21/17/12 STRAND Strand T.R. Scott Esq. Factor to the Earl of Home Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister Crawfordjohn Mr Robb Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Mr James Watson Merchant Crawfordjohn 042.12 The name applies to Three Dwelling houses. all one storey slated and in tolerable repair there is a small garden attached it is the property of the Earl of Home
OS1/21/17/12 THIRSTONE Thirstone T.R. Scott Esq. Factor to the Earl of Home Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister Crawfordjohn Mr Robb Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Mr James Watson Merchant Crawfordjohn 042.11 A Dwelling house. one storey slated. and in good repair having an outhouse and a small garden attached. it is the property of the Earl of Home
OS1/21/17/12 THIRSTONE QUARRY Thirstone Quarry T.R. Scott Esq. Factor to the Earl of Home Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister Crawfordjohn Mr Robb Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Mr James Watson Merchant Crawfordjohn 042.11 A Quarry in which a soft kind of Whinstone is found
OS1/21/17/12 WHITE RIG White Rig T.R. Scott Esq. Factor to the Earl of Home Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister Crawfordjohn Mr Robb Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Mr James Watson Merchant Crawfordjohn 042.12 A small sized Heathy Pasture Hill. the property of the Earl of Home.
OS1/21/17/12 WILDSHAW BURN Wildshaw Burn T.R. Scott Esq. Factor to the Earl of Home Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister Crawfordjohn Mr Robb Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Mr James Watson Merchant Crawfordjohn Mr A Colthart 042.07 A small stream which rises near the Northern Boundary of the Parish and flows in a Southerly direction for about 55 chains when it spreads in a moss, it afterwards collects from the surface water of the moss and joins Black Burn about 10 chains W. of the junction of West Thristing Burn with Black Burn.
OS1/21/17/12 [Wildshaw Burn] On referring this name the Clergyman and Schoolmaster state that the examiner made a mistake in writing the name Whiteshaw Burn it should have been Wildshaw Burn as written by the examiner on the trace originally [Situation of Wildshaw Burn] About 40 chains S.E. of New Stables. 42.7 [Situation of Thirstone] About 60 chains N. of Blackburn. on Sheet 42.11 [Situation of Thirstone Quarry] Adjacent to Thristing on Sheet 42.11 [Situation of Strand] About 50 chains S.W. of Netherton. on Sheet 42.12 [Situation of White Rig] About 40 chains East of Thristing on Sheet 42.12
OS1/21/17/12 The note ' on referring this name...' is written in the same hand as the written name of the authority Mr A Colthart. The original entries on the List of names and Various modes of spelling was Whiteshaw Burn. This has been changed to Wildshaw Burn [Thirstone]The original entry in the Various modes of spelling was Thristing. This has been changed to Thirstone with the note 'altered on reference to authorities' [Thirstone Quarry]The original entry in the Various modes of spelling was Thristing Quarry. This has been changed to Thirstone Quarry with the note 'altered on reference to authorities'
OS1/21/17/13 BERRYKNOWE Berryknowe W. H. Maxwell Esq: Factor Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister. Mr Robb. Schoolmaster Mr. J. Watson. Merchant. 046.05 A Dwelling house one storey slated and in good repair erected for the accommodation of the Lime workers. it is the property of the Duke of Buccleugh
OS1/21/17/13 BURNHEAD Burnhead Revd [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister. Mr Robb. Schoolmaster Mr. J Watson. Merchant. 042.14 A small thatched Cothouse in a ruinous state and uninhabited it is the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke Bart. [Baronet] M.P. [Member of Parliament]
OS1/21/17/13 MIDDLE MUIR Middle Muir Revd [Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister. Mr Robb. Schoolmaster Mr. J. Watson. Merchant. 042.10 A Tract of Moorland so called from its situation between Black Burn and Braidknowe Burn. it extends partly into Douglas Parish and consists of Rough Pasture & Moss, the longer portions which is in the Parish of Crawfordjohn it is the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke Bart. M.P. [Baronet Member of Parliament]
OS1/21/17/13 THE BEAM The Beam Beam Beam Revd [Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister. Mr Robb. Schoolmaster Mr. J. Watson. Merchant. Forrest's Co. [County] Map dated 1816 Johnston's Co. [County] Map 042.14 A small arable and Rough Pasture Hill so called from its contour having a fancied resemblance to the Beam of a plough. it is the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke Bart. M.P. [Baronet Member of Parliament]
OS1/21/17/13 [Situation of Berryknowe] Contiguous and in the East side of Whitecleugh Limeworks Sheet 46.5 [Situation of Burnhead] On the West side and 20 chains South of the source of Mountherrick Burn. on Sheet 42.14 [Situation of The Beam] North of Mountherrick Hill and South of Braid Knowe. on Sheet 42.14 [Situation of Middle Muir] On the Northern By. of the Parish. On sheet 42.10
OS1/21/17/13 The mode of spelling 'Beam' has the authorities of Forrest's Co Map and Johnston's Map only. 'The Beam' has the authorities of the others.
OS1/21/17/14 BRAID KNOWE Braid Knowe Braidknowe Reverend William Gouldie. Minister Mr. Robb Schoolmaster Mr. J Watson. Merchant. Mr. Edward Watson. Farmer Forrest's Co. Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map 042.14 A small Rough Pasture Hill the property of Sir T E Colebrooke.
OS1/21/17/14 GOAT BURN Goat Burn Reverend William Gouldie. Minister Mr. Robb Schoolmaster Mr. J Watson. Merchant. Mr. Edward Watson. Farmer 042.12 A small stream which flows in a N.E. direction into Duneaton after a course about 40 chains
OS1/21/17/14 MIDDLEMUIR CAIRN (Site of) Middlemuir Cairn(site of) Middlemuir Cairn Reverend William Gouldie. Minister Mr. Robb Schoolmaster Mr. J Watson. Merchant. Mr. Edward Watson. Farmer Forrest's Co. Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map 042.10 The site of a Cairn of stones which have long since been removed for building stone fences. there is considerable depression in the ground where the cairn stood nothing can be obtained that would in any way throw light on its former history. neither have any excavations been ever made at it.
OS1/21/17/14 RED MOSS Red Moss T.R. Scott Esq: Factor. Mr. Robb. Schoolmaster Reverend William Gouldie. Minister Mr. James Watson. Merchant. 042.11 A tract of moss so called from the reddish hue of the heather covering in it. it is the property of the Earl of Home there are two mineral springs in the moss the one near the Black Burn is a chalyheate. the other which is situated near T.P. Road but which has never been analyzed is supposed to contain particles of silver as any piece of Iron put into it & allowed to remain for some time will when taken out be covererd with a string coating of something like silver
OS1/21/17/14 [Situation of Middlemuir Cairn] North of Middle Muir 42.10 [Situation of Braid Knowe] S.W. of Middle Muir. on Sheet 42.14 [Situation of Goat Burn] South of Netherton on Sheet 42.12 [Situation of Red Moss] Between New Stables and Black Burn on Sheet 42.11
OS1/21/17/14 'Middlemuir Cairn' has the authorities of Forrest's Co Map and Johnston's County Map while 'Middlemuir Cairn (site of)' has the authorities of the others. 'Braidknowe' has the authorities of Forrest's Co Map and Johnston's County Map while 'Braid Knowe' has the authorities of the others.
OS1/21/17/15 GLENDOURAN Glendowran J Thompson Esq. Reverend William Gouldie. Minister. Mr J Watson. Merchant. Mr Robb. Schoolmaster Mr James Watson. Merchant Estate Map. 046.07 A well built and superior Farm steading consisting of a Dwelling House 2 storeys, slated. and Outhouses and a garden attached all in good repair. it is the property of J Thompson Esq.
OS1/21/17/15 GLENDOURAN HILL Glendowran Hill J Thompson Esq. Reverend William Gouldie. Minister. Mr J Watson. Merchant. Mr Robb. Schoolmaster Mr James Watson. Merchant Estate Map 046 A prominent Rough Pasture Hill the property of J Thompson Esq. There is an old Lead mine on the N.E. side of the Hill but which has not been worked for many years
OS1/21/17/15 STRANGCLEUCH Strangecleugh J Williamson Esq. Reverend William Gouldie. Minister. Mr J Watson. Merchant. Mr Robb. Schoolmaster 046.06 A Farm steading consisting of Dwelling & Outhouses one storey slated and thatched & in good repair it is the property of J Williamson Esq.
OS1/21/17/15 STRANGCLEUCH BURN Strangecleugh Burn J Williamson Esq. Reverend William Gouldie. Minister. Mr J Watson. Merchant. Mr Robb. Schoolmaste 046 A small Burn which rises on the N.E. side of Brown Dod. and after flowing in a N.E. direction for about 50 chains joins Glendouch Burn
OS1/21/17/15 STRANGCLEUCH HILL Strangecleugh Hill J Williamson Esq. Reverend William Gouldie. Minister. Mr J Watson. Merchant. Mr Robb. Schoolmaste 046 A medium sized Rough Pasture Hill the property of J. Williamson Esq
OS1/21/17/15 [Stangecleugh name on Plan] As per Colonel Cameron's order [Stangecleugh Burn name on Plan] As per Colonel Cameron's order [Stangecleugh Hill name on Plan] As per Colonel Cameron's order [Situation of Strangecleugh] On the East side of Snar Water opposite Lescleugh on Sheet 46.6 [Situation of Strangecleugh Burn] East of Strangecleugh Hill. on Sheet 46 [Situation of Stangecleugh Hill] Between Stangecleugh and Glendouran Burns on Sheet 46 [Situation of Glendouran] North of Glandouran Hill on sheet 46.7 [Situation of Glendouran Hill] East of Brown Dod on Sheet 46
OS1/21/17/15 in name on plan, 'Glendowran' has been changed to 'Glendouran' and 'Glendowran Hill' changed to 'Glendouran Hill' with a note 'Decided by Capt Scott 13th July (see supplementary remarks in Crawford)'
OS1/21/17/16 GLENDOURAN BURN Glendouran Burn J Thompson Esq. Reverend William Gouldie Minister. Mr Robb. Schoolmaster. Mr J. Watson. Merchant 046.07 A Considerable stream which rises between Glendouran Hill and Brown Dod and after flowing in a N.W. direction for about 130 chains joins the Smar Water at Strangecleugh. during its course it forms the property Boundary between the farms of Strangecleugh and Glendouran
OS1/21/17/16 GLENTEWING Glentewing William Dickson Esq: Reverend William Gouldie Minister. Mr Robb Schoolmaster. Mr J Watson. Merchant. Estate Map 046.03 A Farm steading consisting of a Dwelling house 2 Storeys slated and in good repair having outhouses and a garden attached. it is the property of William Dickson Esq:
OS1/21/17/16 GLENTEWING BURN Glentewing Burn William Dickson Esq: Reverend William Gouldie Minister. Mr Robb Schoolmaster. Mr J Watson. Merchant. Estate Map 46.03; 46.07 A stream which rises between [White] Hill and Braid Hill and after flowing in a N.W. direction for about 110 chains joins Duneaton Water 20 chains North of Glentewing
OS1/21/17/16 [Glendouran Burn] See page 15 and supplementary remarks on Ph Crawford [Situation of Glendouran Burn]Between Strangecleugh and Glendouran Hill on Sheet 46.7 [Situation of Glentewing]About 40 chains East from the junction of the Snar and Duneaton Water. On Sheet 46.3 [Situation of Glentewing Burn]East of Glentewing on Sheet 46.3 & 7
OS1/21/17/16 The original name as written on the Plan was 'Glendowran Burn' This has been changed to 'Glendouran Burn'
OS1/21/17/17 ABINGTON Abington Abbington James McKenzie Reverend William Gouldie Mr William Robb Statistical Account of Lanarkshire Forrest's County Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map 043.13; 047.01 A very small village situated at the junction of the two great roads from Edinburgh & Glasgow to the South. which recurs at the Northern extremity of the village. At the South end the road again branches into double lines which lead to Carlisle by different routes. The Village is composed chiefly of recently erected substantial two storey houses built along the road. it has no Church but contains a school. a branch of the Commercial Bank. a Post Office and an Inn. it is the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke Bart. whose mansion is adjacent to the Village. The Population of Abington at the last census numbered 160
OS1/21/17/17 The spelling 'Abbington' has the authorities of Forrest's County Map and Johnston's County Map. The other authorities are for 'Abington' In the descriptive remarks, ' a considerable village' has been replaced by 'a very small village'
OS1/21/17/18 GLENGONNERFOOT Glengonnerfoot James McKenzie Esq. Reverend William Gouldie. Mr Wiliam Robb. Forrest's County Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map 047.01 A Farmsteading one storey slated and in good repair. the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke Bart. About 13 chains to the West of Glengonnerfoot and on the North side of the Glengonner Water. Gold was discovered to a considerable extent. about 45 years ago. amounting to the value of about £75 the mining has been subsequently discontinued
OS1/21/17/18 THORNYBANK Thornybank James McKenzie Esq. Reverend William Gouldie. Mr William Robb. 047.01 A small cothouse one storey thatched. property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke Bart.
OS1/21/17/19 MOSSY BURN Mossy Burn Mossie Burn W.H. Maxwell Esq. Factor 045 A stream which rises near the Dumfries Ph. Boundary and after flowing in a Northerly direction for about 80 chains joins Duneaton Water 10 chains South East of Shieldholm.
OS1/21/17/19 SHIELD BURN Shield Burn W.H. Maxwell Esq. Factor 045; 046.05 A small stream which joins the Duneaton after flowing in a N.E. direction for about 45 chains
OS1/21/17/19 SHIELDHOLM Shieldholm W.H. Maxwell Esq. Factor. Reverend William Gouldie Minister Mr Robb. Schoolmaster. Mr James Watson. Merchant 045 A cothouse one storey thatched and in bad repair with a small outhouse and garden attached. it is the property of the Duke of Buccleuch
OS1/21/17/19 WHITECLEUCH LIME WORKS Whitecleugh Lime Works Whitecleuch Lime Works Reverend William Gouldie Minister. Mr Robb Schoolmaster. Mr J. Watson. Merchant W.H. Maxwell Esq. Factor 046.05 An extensive Limestone Quarry out of which excellent Limestone is obtained, and [] there are about 25 workmen constantly employed at it. it is the property of the Duke of Buccleuch. On the East side of the Quarry is a copious chalyheate spring
OS1/21/17/19 [spelling of name] see page 58 for the above [Mossy Burn] authorities for this mode of spelling, which the Ministry says is adopted by the inhabitants [List of names Whitecleuch Lime Works] As per Colonel Cameron's order [Situation of Shieldholm]At the junction of the Sheriffcleugh Burn with Duneaton Water Sheet 45 [Situation of Mossy Burn]East of Shieldholm on sheet 45 [Situation of Shield Burn]South of Duneaton Water & about 7 chains West of Whitecleugh Lime Works. on Sheets 45 & 46 plan 5 [Situation of Whiecleugh Lime Works]South of Duneaton Water and at the South side of Stonehill Bank. 46.5
OS1/21/17/19 The authorities for the spelling 'Mossy Burn' was originally W.H. Maxwell Esq. Factor. Reverend William Gouldie Minister Mr Robb. Schoolmaster. Mr James Watson. Merchant, but this has been crossed out.
OS1/21/17/20 WHITECLEUCH Whitecleuch Whitecleugh Whitecleugh Whitecleugh W.H. Maxwell Esq. Factor Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister Mr Robb. Schoolmaster. Mr J. Watson. Merchant. A newly built Farm steading one storey slated and in good repair it has outhouses and a small garden attached and is the property of the Duke of Buccleuch
OS1/21/17/20 UPPER WHITECLEUCH High Whitecleuch Upper Whitecleugh Upper Whitecleugh Upper Whitecleugh Upper Whitecleugh Upper Whitecleugh W.H. Maxwell Esq. Factor Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister Mr Robb. Schoolmaster. Mr J. Watson. Merchant. Forrest's Co. [County] Map dated 1816 Johnston's Co [County] Map This was a Farm steading prior to the erection of Whitecleugh. it is 2 storeys slated and in bad repair there is a garden and outhouses attached it is occupied by the workmen at Whitecleuch Lime Works and is the property of the Duke of Buccleuch
OS1/21/17/20 WHITECLEUCH BURN Whitecleuch Burn Whitecleugh Burn Whitecleugh Burn Whitecleugh Burn W.H. Maxwell Esq. Factor Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister Mr Robb. Schoolmaster. Mr J. Watson. Merchant. A small stream which rises near Upper Whitecleugh and after flowing eastwards for about 60 chains it joins Whitecleuch Lane Page 58
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OS1/21/17/20 [Spelling of name Whitecleugh] As per Colonel Cameron's order [Spelling of name Upper Whitecleugh] As per Colonel Cameron's order. [Spelling of name Whitecleugh Burn] As per Colonel Cameron's order. [Situation of Whitecleuch]About 45 chains South of Whitecleugh Lime Works [Situation of Upper Whitecleuch]About 10 chains N.E. [North East] of Whitecleugh [Situation of Whitecleuch Burn]Between Upper Whitecleugh and Whitecleugh.
OS1/21/17/20 The descriptive remarks for Whitecleuch Burn originally said '... it joins Crawick Water' but 'Crawick Water has been crossed out and 'Whitecleuch Lane' inserted.
OS1/21/17/21 EASTERTOWN Eastertown Easter Town E. Town Statistical Account of Lanarkshire J McKenzie Esq. Reverend William Gouldie. Mr William Robb. Forrest's County Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map 046.02 A newly erected Farmsteading one storey & slated the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke Bart. M.P.
OS1/21/17/21 MOUNTHERRICK HILL Mountherrick Hill Mountherrick hill J McKenzie Esq. Reverend William Gouldie. Mr William Robb. Forrest's County Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map 046.02 A large Hill partly arable & partly Rough Pasture. it is the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke Bart. M.P.
OS1/21/17/21 SHUTTLEFIELD Shuttlefield Mr McKenzie Esq. Reverend William Gouldie Mr William Robb Forrest's County Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map 046.03 A name applied to 3 Cothouses all one storey thatched and in bad repair. the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke Bart. M.P.
OS1/21/17/21 SPRINGFIELD Springfield James McKenzie Esq. Reverend William Gouldie Mr William Robb 046.03 A cothouse the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke Bart. M.P.
OS1/21/17/21 SUNNYSIDE Sunnyside J McKenzie Esq. Reverend William Gouldie Mr William Robb Forrest's County Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map 046.03 A small cothouse the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke Bart. M.P.
OS1/21/17/21 Easter Town has the authority of Forrest's County Map. E. Town has the authority of Johnston's County Map. Eastertown has the authorities of the others. Mountherrick hill has the authority of Johnston's County Map. Mountherrick Hill has the authorities of the others.
OS1/21/17/22 CROFTHEAD Crofthead Mr McKenzie Esq. Reverend William Gouldie Mr William Robb 046.02 A small cothouse and garden the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke Bart. M.P.
OS1/21/17/22 MOUNTHERRICK Mountherrick J. McKenzie Esq. Reverend William Gouldie Mr William Robb Forrest's County Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map 046.02 A superior Farmsteading one storey slated & in excellent repair. the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke Bart. M.P.
OS1/21/17/22 MOUNTHERRICK BURN Mountherrick Burn James McKenzie Esq. Reverend William Gouldie Mr William Robb 046.02 A considerable stream which rises in the N of the Parish and flowing in a direction nearly due South. enters Duneaton Water after aa course of about 2 miles
OS1/21/17/22 OLD MOUNTHERRICK Old Mountherrick Mr McKenzie Esq. Reverend William Gouldie Mr William Robb 046.02 A small cothouse & garden the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke
OS1/21/17/23 BRAID HILL Braid Hill J. McKenzie Esq. Factor Reverend William Gouldie Minister Mr Robb Schoolmaster Mr J. Watson. Merchant. Johnston's County Map Forrest's County Map dated 1816 046.08 A medium sized Rough Pasture Hill the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke and William Dickson Esq
OS1/21/17/23 DRAKE LAW Drake Law Drakelaw J. McKenzie Esq. Factor Reverend William Gouldie Minister Mr Robb Schoolmaster Mr J. Watson. Merchant. Johnston's County Map Forrest's County Map dated 1816 046.04 A large and prominent Rough and Heathy Pasture Hill it is the highest point of the range of Hills which extend from Craighead Hill in the East to Braid Hill in the West. there are some old Lead Mines in the Southern side from which considerable quantities of Lead have remained unworked for may years. Drake Law is the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke
OS1/21/17/23 FAGYAD HILL Fagyad Hill J. McKenzie Esq. Factor Reverend William Gouldie Minister Mr Robb Schoolmaster Mr J. Watson. Merchant. Johnston's County Map Forrest's County Map dated 1816 047.10 A medium sized Rough and Heathy Pasture Hill the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke. The origin of its name is accounted for by an old Road which crossed it & formed the communication between Crawford & Crawfordjohn which from its steepness fatigued horses very much hence the name Fag. yad = "tire horse" this old road is now entirely disused
OS1/21/17/23 MILL SCAR Mill Scar Mill Score J. McKenzie Esq. Factor Reverend William Gouldie Minister Mr Robb Schoolmaster Mr J. Watson. Merchant. Johnston's County Map Forrest's County Map dated 1816 046.03 A medium sized Rough and Heathy Pasture Hill the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke.
OS1/21/17/23 [Situation of Mill Scar] S.E. of Scarhead on Sheet 46.3 [Situation of Braid Hill] West of Drake Law on Sheet 46.8 [Situation of Drake Law] South of Gilkerscleugh on Sheet 46.4 [Situation of Fagyad Hill] On the East of Drake Law. on Sheet 47.1
OS1/21/17/23 The authorities for the spelling of 'Mill Score' is Johnston's Co Map and Forrest's Co Map. The authorities for Mill Scar are the others. The Situation of Fagyad Hill was originally written as Sheet 46 but this is crossed out and replaced by 47.1
OS1/21/17/24 EASTER GLENTEWING Easter Glentewing Easter Glentewan E. Glentewan William Dickson Esq. Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister Mr Robb Schoolmaster. Mr J. Watson. Merchant Forrest's Co. [County] Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map 046.03 A small Cot house one storey thatched and in good repair. there is a small garden attached it is the property of William Dickson Esq
OS1/21/17/24 WHITE HILL White Hill White Hill Whitehill William Dickson Esq. Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister Mr Robb Schoolmaster. Mr J. Watson. Merchant Forrest's Co. Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map 046.07 A small Rough Pasture Hill the Western half belonging to George Lorimer Esq. and the Easter to William Dickson Esq.
OS1/21/17/24 CLEUCH Cleugh J. McKenzie Esq. Factor. Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister. Mr Robb. Schoolmaster. Mr James Watson. Merchant. 046.03 A Farm steading consisting of Dwelling & Outhouse one storey slated and in good repair. it is the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke
OS1/21/17/24 CROSSCLEUCH Crosscleugh J. McKenzie Esq. Factor. Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister. Mr Robb. Schoolmaster. Mr James Watson. Merchant. 046.70 A small uninhabited Cothouse one storey & thatched it is the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke.
OS1/21/17/24 SCARHEAD Scarhead Scarhead Scarhead J. McKenzie Esq. Factor. Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister. Mr Robb. Schoolmaster. Mr James Watson. Merchant. Forrest's Co. [County] Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map 046.03 A cothouse one storey thatched and in middling repair with a small garden attached. it is the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke
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OS1/21/17/24 [List of names - Crosscleuch] As per Colonel Cameron's order [Situation of Easter Glentewing] 13 chains N.E. [North East] of Glentewing. on Sheet 46.3 [Situation of White Hill] Between Braid Hill and Glendowran Hill on Sheet 46.7 [Situation of Cleuch] 32 chains S.E. [South East] of Glentewing. on Sheet 46.3 [Situation of Crosscleuch] 35 chains S.E. [South East] of Cleugh and at the N.W [North West] side of Braid Hill on Sheet 46.7 [Situation of Scarhead] About 35 chains N E of Glentewing. on Sheet 46.3
OS1/21/17/24 The Authority for the spelling 'Easter Glentewan' is Forrest's Co Map The Authority for the spelling 'E. Glentewan' is Johnston's County Map The Authoritiues for 'Easter Glentewing' are the other names The Authority for the spelling 'Whitehill' is Johnston's County Map. The Authorities for 'White Hill' are the other names
OS1/21/17/25 MOSSCASTLE Mosscastle Moss Castle J. McKenzie Esq. Revd [Reverend] William Gouldie Mr William Robb. Forrest's County Map dated Staistical Account of Lanarkshire Johnston's County Map 046.02 A Farmsteading one storey slated and in good repair property of sir T.E. Colebrooke Bart. M.P. it derives its name from a castellated building which stood near it but of which not even the site can be ascertained.
OS1/21/17/25 MOSSBANK Mossbank J. McKenzie Esq. Revd [Reverend] William Gouldie Mr William Robb. Forrest's County Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map 046.02 A Farmsteading in good repair. one storey & slated the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke Bart. M.P.
OS1/21/17/25 NETHERHILL Netherhill T.R. Scott Esq. Revd [Reverend] William Gouldie Mr Willaim Robb, Forrest's County Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map 046.06 A Farmsteading one storey slated and in good repair the property of the Earl of Home.
OS1/21/17/25 In the authorities for 'Mosscastle' no date is given for Forrest's County map. In all other instances where Forrests is given as an authority, it is dated 1816.
OS1/21/17/26 GLESPIN Glespin T.R. Scott Esq. Reverend William Gouldie Mr William Robb Forrest's County Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map Statistical Account of Lanarkshire 046.01 A Dwelling House two storeys slated. but in bad repair. the property of the Earl of Home it is used at present as a gamekeeper's lodge
OS1/21/17/26 GLESPIN BURN Glespin Burn T.R. Scott Esq. Reverend William Gouldie. Mr William Robb. 046.01 A stream which rises in the North of Crawfordjohn Ph and flowing in a N.W. direction enters Douglas Ph about a mile N. of Glespin
OS1/21/17/26 MOSSCASTLE HILL Mosscastle Hill T.R. Scott Esq. J McKenzie Esq. Reverend William Gouldie Mr William Robb Forrest's County Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map 046.01 A prominent Hill partly in Douglas Ph and partly in Crawfordjohn Ph the latter portion is the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke Bart. M.P.
OS1/21/17/27 SOUTH BOTTOM (In Ruins) South Bottom T.R. Scott Esq. Factor to the Earl of Home Reverend William Gouldie Minister Crawfordjohn Parish Mr Robert Robb: Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Parish Mr James Watson Merchant Crawfordjohn Parish 045 The ruins of a cothouse - which is now used - with the enclosures about it. as sheep folds - it is the property of the Earl of Home
OS1/21/17/27 MID HILL Mid Hill T.R. Scott Esq. Factor to the Earl of Home Reverend William Gouldie Minister Crawfordjohn Parish Mr Robert Robb: Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Parish Mr James Watson Merchant Crawfordjohn Parish 045 A small Heathy Pasture Hill the property of the Earl of Home
OS1/21/17/27 DUNEATON WATER Duneaton Water T.R. Scott Esq. Factor to the Earl of Home Reverend William Gouldie Minister Crawfordjohn Parish Mr Robert Robb: Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Parish Mr James Watson Merchant Crawfordjohn Parish Forrest's County Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map 045; 046 A large stream which rises on the South side of Cairn Table. and for a considerable distance forms the Boundy. between the Phs of Douglas and Crawfordjohn it then enters the Parish of Crawfordjohn and flows close to the village of the same name. its average width is about 80 links. it then forms the Boundy between Crawfordjohn Parish and that of Wiston & Roberton. and after a course of about 18 miles it joins the Clyde about 2 miles North of the Village of Abington.
OS1/21/17/27 PANBRECK BURN Panbreck Burn T.R. Scott Esq. Factor to the Earl of Home Reverend William Gouldie Minister Crawfordjohn Parish Mr Robert Robb: Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Parish Mr James Watson Merchant Crawfordjohn Parish 045 A small stream which rises on the East side of Panbreck Hill. and flows in a N.E. direction. it has a couse of about 1½ miles. and joins Duneaton Water at South Bottom
OS1/21/17/27 SCAR BURN Scar Burn T.R. Scott Esq. Factor to the Earl of Home Reverend William Gouldie Minister Crawfordjohn Parish Mr Robert Robb: Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Parish Mr James Watson Merchant Crawfordjohn Parish 045 A small stream which collects from surface water and after a course of about 60 chains in a N.E. direction it joins Duneaton Water 35 chains South East of South Bottoms.
OS1/21/17/27 [Situation of South Bottom] N.Side of Panbreck Burn and near its junction with Duneaton Water. on Sheet 45 [Situation of Mid Hill] Between Scar Burn and Lairds Burn - on Sheet 45 [Situation of Duneaton Water] Extends along the N Boundary of Crawfordjohn Parish for the most of its course. Sheets 45 & 46 [Situation of Panbreck Burn] Between Fingland Hill and Scar Hill on Sheet 45 [Situation of Scar Burn] Between Scar Hill and Mid Hill. on Sheet 45
OS1/21/17/28 DRUMMONDS KNOWE Drummonds Knowe T.R. Scott Esq.: Factor to the Earl of Home Reverend William Gouldie. Minister Crawfordjohn Ph. Mr Robert Robb. Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Ph. Mr James Watson Merchant Crawfordjohn Ph. Forrest's County Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map 045 A small Hill (Heathy Pasture) lying partly in Ayrshire and partly in Lanarkshire - the latter portion is the property of the Earl of Home.
OS1/21/17/28 FINGLAND HILL Fingland Hill T.R. Scott Esq.: Factor to the Earl of Home Reverend William Gouldie. Minister Crawfordjohn Ph. Mr Robert Robb. Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Ph. Mr James Watson Merchant Crawfordjohn Ph. 045 A medium sized Rough Pasture Hill. - The property of the Earl of Home.
OS1/21/17/28 PANBRECK HILL Panbreck Hill T.R. Scott Esq.: Factor to the Earl of Home Reverend William Gouldie. Minister Crawfordjohn Ph. Mr Robert Robb. Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Ph. Mr James Watson Merchant Crawfordjohn Ph. Forrest's County Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map 045 This is a medium sized Hill forming part of the same range with Stony Hill and Drummond's Knowe. it is Heathy Pasture and lies partly in Ayrshire and partly in Lanarkshire - the latter [portion] is the property of the Earl of Home
OS1/21/17/28 SCAR HILL Scar Hill T.R. Scott Esq.: Factor to the Earl of Home Reverend William Gouldie. Minister Crawfordjohn Ph. Mr Robert Robb. Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Ph. Mr James Watson Merchant Crawfordjohn Ph. 045 A small hill consisting of Heathy and Rough Pasture. it is the property of the Earl of Home.
OS1/21/17/28 STONY HILL Stony Hill T.R. Scott Esq.: Factor to the Earl of Home Reverend William Gouldie. Minister Crawfordjohn Ph. Mr Robert Robb. Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Ph. Mr James Watson Merchant Crawfordjohn Ph. 045 A heathy Pasture Hill lying partly in Ayrshire and partly in Lanarkshire. - the latter portion is the property of the Earl of Home
OS1/21/17/28 [Situation of Fingland Hill] Between Panbreck Burn and the head of the Duneaton Water. - on Sheet 45 [Situation of Panbreck Hill] S.W. from Fingland Hill and on the Boundy. between Lanark & Ayrshire on Sheet 45 [Situation of Stony Hill] South of Panbreck Hill on Sheet 45 [Situation of Drummonds Knowe] South East of Stony Hill on Sheet 45 [Situation of Scar Hill] Between Panbreck Burn and Scar Burn. on Sheet 45
OS1/21/17/29 GLENBLEATH (Ruin) Glenbleath Peter Johnston Esq. Moffat. Reverend William Gouldie. Minister Crawfordjohn Parish. Mr Robert Robb. Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Parish. Mr James Watson Merchant Crawfordjohn Parish. 046 The Ruins of a cothouse - now used foe shearing sheep in - it is the property of Peter Johnston Esq:
OS1/21/17/29 MARTINCLEUCH HILL Martincleugh Hill Martincleuch Hill Reverend William Gouldie. Minister Crawfordjohn Ph. Mr Robert Robb. Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Ph. Mr James Watson Merchant Crawfordjohn Ph. G Irving Esq. - Newton 046 A small rough pasture hill - the property of G Irving Esq:
OS1/21/17/29 NETHER WHITECLEUCH Nether Whitecleuch Nether Whitecleugh G Irving Esq. - Newton Reverend William Gouldie Minister Crawfordjohn Ph. Mr Robert Robb: Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Ph. Mr James Watson. Merchant Crawfordjohn Ph. 046 A Farm steading one storey. slated and in good repair it has cothouses and outhouses attached. and is the property of G Irving Esq:
OS1/21/17/29 NETHER WHITECLEUCH BURN Nether Whitecleuch Burn Nether Whitecleugh Burn G Irving Esq: - Newton Reverend William Gouldie. Minister Crawfordjohn Parish. Mr Robert Robb. Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Parish. Mr James Watson Merchant. Crawfordjohn Parish. 046 A small stream which flows past Nether Whietcleugh Farm. and joins the Crawk Water after a course of 70 chains
OS1/21/17/29 SLOUGH HILL Slough Hill Peter Johnston Esq. Moffat. Reverend William Gouldie Minister Crawfordjohn Ph. Mr Robert Robb. Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Ph. Mr james Watson Merchant Crawfordjohn Ph. 046 A second class Rough and Heathy Pasture Hill lying partly in Dumfries and Lanarkshire. the latter portion is the property of P Johnston Esq:
OS1/21/17/29 WHITESIDE HILL Whiteside Hill Reverend William Gouldie. Minister Crawfordjohn Ph. Mr Robert Robb. Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Ph. Mr James Watson Merchant Crawfordjohn Ph. 046 A medium sized Rough Pasture hill lying partly in Dumfries. & Lanarkshire the latter portion is the property of G Irving Esq:
OS1/21/17/29 WINDY DOD Windy Dod Reverend William Gouldie. Minister Crawfordjohn Ph. Mr Robert Robb. Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Ph. Mr James Watson Merchant Crawfordjohn Ph. 046 A prominent Rough Pasture Hill the property of G Irving and Peter Johnston Esqrs.
OS1/21/17/29 [Name as written on plan - Nether Whitecleuch] As per Colonel Cameron's order [Name as written on plan - Martincleuch Hill] As per Colonel Cameron's order [Name as written on plan - Nether Whitecleuch Burn] as per Colonel Cameron's order [Situation of Nether Whitecleuch] West of Martincleugh Hill on Sheet 46 [Situation of Martincleuch Hill] West of Windy Dod on Sheet 46 [Situation of Whiteside Hill] South West of Nether Whitecleugh on Sheet 46 [Situation of Windy Dod] West of Snar Water on Sheet 46 [Situation of Glenbleath] N.W. of Windy Dod on Sheet 46 [Situation of Nether Whitecleuch Burn] Between Whiteside Hill and Martincleugh Hill on sheet 46 [Situation of Slough Hill] West of Snar Water on Sheet 46 [Modes of spelling - Slough Hill] (Slough Hill is the correct orthography) (Sheet 3 of Dumfriesshire)
OS1/21/17/29 The mode of spelling 'Nether Whitecleuch' has the authority of G Irving while ' Nether Whitecleugh' has the authority of the others. The mode of spelling ' Martincleuch Hill' has the authority of G Irving while 'Martincleugh Hill' has the authority of the others. For Nether Whitecleuch Burn, the original other mode of spelling was 'Martincleuch Burn' and 'Martincleugh Burn' but this has been crossed out and replaced with 'Nether Whitecleuch Burn' and 'Nether Whitecleugh Burn' and a note 'this was a mistake of the examiner' inserted For Slough Hill there was a note 'Referred to the field but the examiner could get no authorities for writing it Slough Hill, neither could he alter the character of the wording both of which differ with the common plan' but this note has been crossed out
OS1/21/17/30 MARTINCLEUCH BURN Martincleuch Burn Martincleugh Burn G Irving Esq. Newton Reverend Mr Gouldie Minister Crawfordjohn Ph. Mr Robert Robb. Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Ph. Mr James Watson. Merchant Crawfordjohn Ph. 046 A small stream which flows in a Westerly direction and joins Crawk Water after a course of about 40 chains
OS1/21/17/30 PRIEST'S KNOWE Parson's Knowe Priest's Knowe Peter Johnston Esq.: Moffat Mr R. Robb. Schoolmaster Mr James Watson. Merchant Reveren William Gouldie. Minister Statistical Account 046 A tumulus or mound of earth [having] the shape of a pyramid the base of which is about 50 links square - and its height 5 feet. Tradition points it out as the spot where a Priest was buried who was slain in a marauding expedition. by one of the proprietors of Snar Castle in [Feudal] times.
OS1/21/17/30 SIM'S BURN Sim's Burn Peter Johnston Esq.: Moffat Mr R. Robb. Schoolmaster Mr James Watson. Merchant Reveren William Gouldie. Minister Statistical Account 046 A small stream which flows in a Northerly direction past Glendorch and joins Glendorch Burn after a course of about 30 chains
OS1/21/17/30 SNAR WATER Snar Water Peter Johnston Esq - Moffat. Reverend William Gouldie Minister. Crawfordjohn Ph. Mr Robert Robb. Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Ph. Mr James Watson. Merchant Crawfordjohn Ph. 046; 049 A large stream which rises near the Dumfriesshire Boundary and flows in a N.W. direction for about 3 miles. it then changes its direction to the N.E. and after an entire course of about 5 miles - during which it receives several minor streams. it joins Duneaton Water about 1½ miles S.W. of the village of Crawfordjohn
OS1/21/17/30 [Situation of Martincleuch Burn] North of Martincleugh Hill on Sheet 46 [Situation of Snar Water] Flows thro the centre of the Southern extremity of Crawfordjohn Parish on Sheets 46 & 49 [Mode of spelling - Priest's Knowe] On referring the name for the field the Reverend William Gouldie states that Priest's Knowe is the correct name although it is generally called Parson's Knowe in the locality. [Situation of Priest's Knowe] 5 chains S.W. of Snar on Sheet 46
OS1/21/17/30 In modes of spelling name for Martincleuch Burn, the original entries were 'Birkcleuch Burn' and 'Birkcleugh Burn' but these have been crossed out and replaced with 'Martincleuch Burn' and 'Martincleugh Burn' and a note written 'This was a mistake of the examiners' The authority for 'Martincleuch Burn' is G Irving Esq and the authorities for 'Martincleugh Burn' were the others. The authorities for Priest's Knowe is Reverend William Gouldie and Statistical Account. The other authorities are for Parson's Knowe.
OS1/21/17/31 BALGRAY Balgray James McKenzie Esq: Reverend William Gouldie Mr William Robb Forrest's County Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map 042.15 A Farmsteading. one storey slated & in good repair. property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke
OS1/21/17/31 BOGHOUSE Boghouse James McKenzie Esq. Reverend William Gouldie. Mr William Robb. Statistical Acct. of Lanarkshire 042.15 A superior Farmsteading one storey. slated & in good repair. the property of Sir. T.E. Colebrooke Bart.
OS1/21/17/31 CASTLE (Site of) [Boghouse] Castle (site of) James McKenzie Esq: Reverend William Gouldie. Mr William Robb. 042.15 The castle of Crawfordjohn furnished materials for building the Castle of Boghouse but no information can be obtained respecting these buildings nor is there any vestige of them remaining: there were probably similar in structure to he Castles of Glendorch and Snar.
OS1/21/17/31 CASTLE (Site of) [Crawfordjohn] Castle (site of) James McKenzie Esq. Reverend William Gouldie. Mr William Robb. 042.15 The castle of Crawfordjohn furnished materials for building the Castle of Boghouse but no information can be obtained respecting these buildings nor is there any vestige of them remaining: there were probably similar in structure to he Castles of Glendorch and Snar.
OS1/21/17/31 CORSEKNOWE Corseknowe James McKenzie Esq. Reverend William Gouldie. Mr William Robb. 042.15 A small Farmsteading. one store. slated & in tolerable repair - property of Sir. T.E. Colebrooke Bart. M.P.
OS1/21/17/31 There are 2 entries in the list of names as 'Castle (site of)' but the authorities, situation and descriptive remarks are written as if there is only one entry.
OS1/21/17/31 The original Situation is written as '6 Inch Plan 46' but this has been crossed out and replaced with '42.15'
OS1/21/17/32 CHURCH [Crawfordjohn] Church James McKenzie Esq: Reverend William Gouldie. Mr William Robb. 042.15 A Plain building date of its erection unknown, with 330 sittings Before 1279 the district of Crawfordjohn was established as a distinct parish and the Chapel of John's Town became the parish Church, hence the name of Crawfordjohn was affixed to the parish It was enlarged and newly seated in 1817 it is in a tolerable state of repair Statistical Account (1841)
OS1/21/17/32 MANSE [parish, Crawfordjohn] Manse James McKenzie Esq: Reverend William Gouldie. Mr William Robb. 042.15 A plainly built two storeyed house with offices and a garden attached. "the glebe consists of rather more than 8 Scotch acres The stipend is 15 chalders, half Meal and half Barley, with £8.6.8 for communion elements. The average of the last seven years, including the communion allowance is £244.2.10¼. The Minister has also a right to fuel, feal, foggage, and divot, on the farm of Balgray, worth £1.10.0 to £2.0.0. yearly"
OS1/21/17/32 The original Situation is written as '6 Inch Plan 46' but this has been crossed out and replaced with '42.15'
OS1/21/17/33 ABINGTON HOUSE Abington House James McKenzie Esq: Reverend William Gouldie Mr William Robb 047.01 A newly erected mansion in the Cottage style. 3 storeys. with a garden an ornamental grounds & attached. it is the property and residence of Sir T.E. Colebrooke Bart. M.P.
OS1/21/17/33 ABINGTON T.P. Abington T.P. James McKenzie Esq. Reverend William Gouldie Mr William Robb 047.01 A Dwelling house one storey & slated in good repair. used as a T.P. and the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke Bart.
OS1/21/17/33 MEADOWBANK Meadowbank James McKenzie Esq: Reverend William Gouldie Mr William Robb 047.01 Three cothouses - all one storey & slated. they are in good repair and the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke Bart.
OS1/21/17/33 PLANTINGHEAD Plantinghead James McKenzie Esq. Reverend William Gouldie Mr William Robb 047.01 A small cothouse. one storey slated. & in good repair the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke Bart.
OS1/21/17/33 '6 Inch Plan' crossed out in Situation column.
OS1/21/17/34 MOUNTAINBLAW Mountainblaw James McKenzie Esq: Reverend William Gouldie Mr William Robb 047.01 A Dwellinghouse 2 storeys. slated & in good repair with a garden attached property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke Bart.
OS1/21/17/34 SCHOOL [Abington] School James McKenzie Esq: Reverend William Gouldie Mr William Robb 047.01 A one storeyed house used as a school with a teacher's residence attached. the number of scholars are about 60. 40 of whom are males. The teachers salary amounts to £20 contributed by the Heritors. together with a grant in aid from Govert. of £10. it is the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke Bart. the sholars are taught the usual rudimentary branches of education.
OS1/21/17/34 TOWNBURN Townburn James McKenzie Esq Reverend William Gouldie Mr William Robb 043.13 A small cothouse. one storey thatched and in bad repair property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke Bart.
OS1/21/17/35 COLEBROOKE ARMS INN [Crawfordjohn] Colebrooke Arms Inn James McKenzie Esq: Reverend William Gouldie Mr William Robb 042.15 A Public house two storeys slated and in good repair with stabling accommodation attached it is the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke Bart.
OS1/21/17/35 FREE CHURCH [Crawfordjohn] Free Church J. McKenzie Esq: Reverend William Gouldie Mr William Robb 042.15 A small building erected in 1843. Containing 100 sittings. it was erected by voluntary contributions
OS1/21/17/35 PARKEND Parkend James McKenzie Esq: Reverend William Gouldie Mr William Robb 047.01 A cothouse one storey thatched and in good repair the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke Bart.
OS1/21/17/35 '6 Inch Plan 46' crossed out in Situation column for 'Free Church' and 'Colebrooke Arms Inn'. '6 Inch Plan' crossed out in Situation column for 'Parkend'
OS1/21/17/36 COMMERCIAL BANK OF SCOTLAND [Abington] Branch of the Commercial Bank of scotland James McKenzie Esq: Reverend William Gouldie Mr William Robb 047.01 A newly built cottage one storey & alted. it is used as a branch office of the Commercial Bank of Scotland.
OS1/21/17/36 LAVEROCK HALL Laverock Hall Peter Johnston Esq. Moffat J. Gill Esq. Factor, Earl of Hopetoun Reverend William Gouldie Mr William Robb. schoolmaster 049 A prominent Heathy Pasture Hill situated partly in this Parish and the adjoining Parish of Crawford.
OS1/21/17/36 OVER ABINGTON Over Abington James McKenzie Esq: Reverend William Gouldie Mr William Robb. 047.01 A farmsteading. one storey slated and in good repair - property of Sir T. E. Colebrooke Bart.
OS1/21/17/36 POST OFFICE [Abington] Post Office James McKenzie Esq: Reverend William Gouldie Mr William Robb. 047.01 A neat newly built cottage one storey & slated. used as a Post Office. property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke
OS1/21/17/37 BUGHT HILL Bught Hill Reverend William Gouldie Crawfordjohn Mr R. Robb Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Mr James Watson. Merchant Crawfordjohn Mr R. Forsyth. Sherriffcleugh 045 A medium sized Heathy Pasture Hill lying partly in Dumfries and Lanark shires it is the property of the Duke of Buccleuch
OS1/21/17/37 EWE HILL Ewe Hill T.R. Scott Esq: Factor to the Earl of Home Reverend William Gouldie Minister Crawfordjohn Mr Robert Robb Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Mr James Watson. Merchant Crawfordjohn 045 A medium sized Heathy Pasture Hill the property of the Earl of Home.
OS1/21/17/37 FINGLAND RIG Fingland Rig Reverend William Gouldie Crawfordjohn Mr R. Robb Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Mr James Watson. Merchant Crawfordjohn Mr R. Forsyth. Sherriffcleugh 045 A small Hill lying partly in Lanark and Dumfriess shires. it consists of Heathy Pasture and is the property of the Duke of Buccleuch.
OS1/21/17/37 HUMBIE'S HILL Humbie's Hill T.R. Scott Esq: Factor to the Earl of Home Reverend William Gouldie Minister Crawfordjohn Mr Robert Robb Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Mr James Watson. Merchant Crawfordjohn 045 A small Hill adjoining to Ewe Hill it consists of Heathy Pasture and is the property of the Earl of Home.
OS1/21/17/37 ROMAN CAMP (Site of) [Sheriffcleuch] Roman camp (site of) T.R. Scott Esq: Factor to the Earl of Home Reverend William Gouldie Minister Crawfordjohn Mr Robert Robb Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Mr James Watson. Merchant Crawfordjohn 045 The site of a Roman Camp or Station which is still easily traced - it consists of a low embankment about ½foot high and about 1 chain square. some tears back there were "found the blade of a sword thought to be Roman - and a seal finely cut with the Head of one of the Emperors." - the former is in the possession of Lord Belhaven and T.R. Scott Esq. has the latter.
OS1/21/17/37 SHERIFFCLEUCH Sherriffcleugh T.R. Scott Esq: Factor to the Earl of Home Reverend William Gouldie Minister Crawfordjohn Mr Robert Robb Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Mr James Watson. Merchant Crawfordjohn 045 A cothouse - one storey, thatched and in indifferent repair. it has a small garden and out houses attached and is the property of the Earl of Home.
OS1/21/17/37 SHERIFFCLEUCH BURN Sherriffcleugh Burn T.R. Scott Esq: Factor to the Earl of Home Reverend William Gouldie Minister Crawfordjohn Mr Robert Robb Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Mr James Watson. Merchant Crawfordjohn 045 A stream which rises in the N. of Bught Hill, and after flowing in a N.E. direction for about 120 chains joins Duneaton Water at Sherriffcleugh.
OS1/21/17/37 WETSHAW BURN Wetshaw Burn T.R. Scott Esq: Factor to the Earl of Home Reverend William Gouldie Minister Crawfordjohn Mr Robert Robb Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Mr James Watson. Merchant Crawfordjohn 045 a small stream which flows in a N.E. direction for about 40 chains and joins the Duneaton Water 25 chains S.E. of Slimmingford
OS1/21/17/37 [List of names Sherriffcleuch] as per Colonel Cameron's order [List of names Sherriffcleuch Burn] as per Colonel Cameron's order [Situation Wetshaw Burn] Between Slimmingford Rig and Humbie's Hill on Sheet 45 [Situation of Ewe Hill] South of Humbie's hill on Sheet 45 [Situation of Humbie's Hill]Between Ewe Hill and Duneaton Water. on Sheet 45 [Situation of Fingland Rig]East of Bught hill on Sheet 45 [Situation of Sherriffcleuch]At the confluence of Sherriffcleugh Burn with Duneaton Water on Sheet 45 [Situation of Roman Camp]24 chains South West from Sherriffcleugh. on Sheet 45 [Situation of Sherriffcleugh Burn]Between Ewe Hill and Fingland Rig. on Sheet 45 [Situation of Bught Hill]South from the source of Sherriffcleugh Burn on Sheet 45
OS1/21/17/37 The entry for Rough Flow has been crossed out. This entry is the same as Rough Flow Moss on page 61.
OS1/21/17/37A [page]37A Crawfordjohn 28th April 1858 Sir Would you have the goodness to inform me if any remains have been found at the old Camp the site of which is near Sheriffcleugh to justify it being called a Roman Camp. - or if you think it merely a Druidical Circle or the site of a Cairn. James Kennedy Corpl [Corporal] R.E. [Royal Engineers] T R Scott Esq In this locality have been found the blade of a sword thought to be Roman - and a seal finely cut, with the head of one of the Emperors. Thomas R Scott 1 May 1858
OS1/21/17/38 BAIN'S BURN Bain's Burn T.R.Scott Esq: Factor to the Earl of Home Reverend William Gouldie Minister Crawfordjohn Parish Mr Robert Robb. Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Parish Mr James Watson Merchant Crawfordjohn Parish 045 A considerable stream which collects from surface water in Hynd's Bottom. and flows in a N.E. direction for about a mile it then changes its course to the North for about 70 chains and joins the Duneaton Water 45 chains East of Greenbu[rn]
OS1/21/17/38 BAIN'S KNOWE Bain's Knowe T.R.Scott Esq: Factor to the Earl of Home Reverend William Gouldie Minister Crawfordjohn Parish Mr Robert Robb. Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Parish Mr James Watson Merchant Crawfordjohn Parish 045 A small Heathy Pasture Hill - the property of the Earl of Home.
OS1/21/17/38 CAIRN KINNY Cairn Kinny T.R.Scott Esq: Factor to the Earl of Home Reverend William Gouldie Minister Crawfordjohn Parish Mr Robert Robb. Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Parish Mr James Watson Merchant Crawfordjohn Parish 045 A steep and prominent hill consisting oh Heathy Pasture. it is the property of the Earl of Home
OS1/21/17/38 LITTLE CAIRN KINNY Little Cairn Kinny T.R.Scott Esq: Factor to the Earl of Home Reverend William Gouldie Minister Crawfordjohn Parish Mr Robert Robb. Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Parish Mr James Watson Merchant Crawfordjohn Parish 045 This is a small Hill adjoining to and forming part of the same range as Cairn Kinny and Slimmingford Rig. it is Heathy Pasture and is the property of the Earl of Home.
OS1/21/17/38 SHAW BURN Shaw Burn T.R.Scott Esq: Factor to the Earl of Home Reverend William Gouldie Minister Crawfordjohn Parish Mr Robert Robb. Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Parish Mr James Watson Merchant Crawfordjohn Parish 045 A small stream which flows in a N.E. direction for about 70 chains and joins Duneaton Water 25 chains W of Slimmingford.
OS1/21/17/38 SHAWHEAD Shawhead T.R.Scott Esq: Factor to the Earl of Home Reverend William Gouldie Minister Crawfordjohn Parish Mr Robert Robb. Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Parish Mr James Watson Merchant Crawfordjohn Parish 045 A cot house. one storey - slated and in good repair. - it has a small garden and outhouses attached - and is the property of the Earl of Home.
OS1/21/17/38 SLIMMINGFORD (In Ruins) Slimmingford T.R.Scott Esq: Factor to the Earl of Home Reverend William Gouldie Minister Crawfordjohn Parish Mr Robert Robb. Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Parish Mr James Watson Merchant Crawfordjohn Parish 045 The Ruins of a cot house which are now used together with the enclosures about it as Sheep Folds - it is the property of the Earl of Home
OS1/21/17/38 SLIMMINGFORD RIG Slimmingford Rig Slimanford Rig T.R.Scott Esq: Factor to the Earl of Home Reverend William Gouldie Minister Crawfordjohn Parish Mr Robert Robb. Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Parish Mr James Watson Merchant Crawfordjohn Parish 045 A small Heathy Pasture Hill - the property of the Earl of Home
OS1/21/17/38 [Situation of Bain's Burn]Between Wedder Dod and cairn Kinny - on Sheet 45 [Situation of Nain's Knowe]N.E. of the confluence of Bains Burn with the Duneaton Water. - on Sheet 45 [Situation of Shawhead]Between Bains Knowe and Cairn Kinny on Sheet 45 [Situation of Shaw Burn]Between Bains Knowe and Cairn Kinny on Sheet 45 [Situation of Slimmingford]Between Slimmingford Rig and Duneaton Water on Sheet 45 [Situation of Cairn Kinny]S.E. from Shawhead on Sheet 45 [Situation of Slimmingford Rig]On the N.E. of (and adjoining to) Cairn Kinny on Sheet 45 [Situation of Little Caird Kinny]S.W. of Cairn Kinny on Sheet 45
OS1/21/17/38 The authority for Slimanford Rig is Reverend William Gouldie. The authorities for Slimmingford Rig are all the names given (including Reverend William Gouldie)
OS1/21/17/39 GREENBURN Greenburn T.R.Scott Esq: Factor to the Earl of Home Reverend William Gouldie. Minister Crawfordjohn Parish Mr Robert Robb: Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Parish Mr James Watson: Merchant Crawfordjohn Parish Between Greenburn Rig and Duneaton Water. on Sheet 45 A newly built Cot house - one storey. Slated and in good repair. it has a small garden and outhouse attached. and is the property of the Earl of Home
OS1/21/17/39 GREENBURN RIG Greenburn Rig T.R.Scott Esq: Factor to the Earl of Home Reverend William Gouldie. Minister Crawfordjohn Parish Mr Robert Robb: Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Parish Mr James Watson: Merchant Crawfordjohn Parish N.E. of Wedder Dod on Sheet 45 A small Heathy Pasture Hill the property of the Earl of Home
OS1/21/17/39 HYND'S BOTTOM Hynd's Bottom Hynd Bottom T.R.Scott Esq: Factor to the Earl of Home Reverend William Gouldie. Minister Crawfordjohn Parish Mr Robert Robb: Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Parish Mr James Watson: Merchant Crawfordjohn Parish Forrest's County map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map Situated between Three Shire Hill Wedder Dod and Mount Stewart. on Sheet 45 A low lying tract of mossy land partly in Larkarkshire & partly in Dumfriesshire - the former portion is the property of the Earl of Home - it is celebrated as having been the resort of Covenanters in time of persectution.
OS1/21/17/39 LEFTSHAW HILL Leftshaw Hill Left Shaw Hill T.R.Scott Esq: Factor to the Earl of Home Reverend William Gouldie. Minister Crawfordjohn Parish Mr Robert Robb: Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Parish Mr James Watson: Merchant Crawfordjohn Parish Forrest's County map dated 1816 Johnston's County map N.E. of Mount Stewart on Sheet 45 A medium sized Heathy Pasture Hill partly in Dumfries & Lanarkshires the latter portion is the property of the Earl of Home.
OS1/21/17/39 MOUNT STEWART Mount Stewart T.R.Scott Esq: Factor to the Earl of Home Reverend William Gouldie. Minister Crawfordjohn Parish Mr Robert Robb: Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Parish Mr James Watson: Merchant Crawfordjohn Parish Forrest's County Map dated 1816 Johnston's County map South of Hynd's Bottom on Sheet 45 A prominent Heathy Pasture Hill partly in Dumfriess & Lanarkshires the latter portion is the property of the Earl of Home.
OS1/21/17/39 WEDDER DOD Wedder Dod T.R.Scott Esq: Factor to the Earl of Home Reverend William Gouldie. Minister Crawfordjohn Parish Mr Robert Robb: Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Parish Mr James Watson: Merchant Crawfordjohn Parish Forrests's County Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map Between Laird's Burn and Bains Burn. on Sheet 45 A prominent Hill consisting of Rough and Heathy Pastures. it is the property of the Earl of Home
OS1/21/17/39 This name [Mount Stewart] has been referred to the field and no Authorities can be obtained for Mount Stuart the mode of spelling the name on the common Plan.
OS1/21/17/39 The spelling 'Hynd Bottom' has the authorities of Forrest's County map and Johnston's County map. The other authorities are for 'Hynd's Bottom' The spelling 'Left Shaw Hill' has the authorities of Forrest's County map and Johnston's County map. The other authorities are for 'Leftshaw Hill'
OS1/21/17/40 STILL KOWE Still Knowe T.R.Scott Esq: Factor to the Earl of Home Reverend William Gouldie. Minister Crawfordjohn Parish Mr Robert Robb. Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Parish Mt James Watson. Merchant Crawfordjohn Parish North of Wedder Dod on Sheet 45 A small Heathy Pasture Hill - the property of the Earl of Home
OS1/21/17/40 THREESHIRE HILL Three-Shire Hill T.R.Scott Esq: Factor to the Earl of Home Reverend William Gouldie. Minister Crawfordjohn Parish Mr Robert Robb. Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Parish Mt James Watson. Merchant Crawfordjohn Parish East of Drummond's Knowe on Sheet 45 A small Heathy Pasture Hill lying partly in Ayrshire Dumfries Shire & Lanarkshire - the portion in the latter county is the property of the Earl of H[ome]
OS1/21/17/40 THREESHIRE STONE Three-Shire Stone Three Shire Stone T.R.Scott Esq: Factor to the Earl of Home Reverend William Gouldie. Minister Crawfordjohn Parish Mr Robert Robb. Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Parish Mt James Watson. Merchant Crawfordjohn Parish Forrest's County Map dated 1816 Johnston's County map On the centre of Three Shire Hill on Sheet 45 A perpendicular stone about 3 feet high so called from its position having been placed at the intersection of the Boundaries of the three Shires of Ayr, Dumfries and Lanark.
OS1/21/17/40 LAIRD's BURN Laird's Burn T.R.Scott Esq: Factor to the Earl of Home Reverend William Gouldie. Minister Crawfordjohn Parish Mr Robert Robb. Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Parish Mt James Watson. Merchant Crawfordjohn Parish Forrest's County Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map On the W. of Wedder Dod. and Still Knowe on Sheet 45 A stream which rises in the East side of Stony Hill - and for about 80 chains flows in a S.E. direction - it then changes its course to a N.E. direction and after flowing about 100 chains & receiving several smaller streams it joins Duneaton Water about 140 chains West of Greenburn.
OS1/21/17/40 [Threeshire Hill and Threeshire Stone] Assimilated with published Plan of adjoining County.
OS1/21/17/40 The spelling 'Three Shire Stone' has the authorities Forrest's County Map and Johnston's County Map. The other authorities are for 'Three-Shire Stone' An entry for Scar Hill has been crossed out. Scar Hill appears on page 28.
OS1/21/17/41 GILKERSCLEUCH MAINS Gilkerscleugh Mains Mains J McKenzie. Esq Factor Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister Mr Robb Schoolmaster Mr J. Watson. Merchant. Forrest's Co. [County] Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map 042.16 A Farm steading one storey slated having outhouses and gardens attached all in good repair. it is the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke Bart [Baronet] M.P.
OS1/21/17/41 LODGE [Abington House] Lodge J McKenzie. Esq Factor Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister Mr Robb Schoolmaster Mr J. Watson. Merchant. 046.04 A small cottage one storey thatched and in good repair with a small garden attached it is the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke
OS1/21/17/41 TOWNHEAD Townhead J McKenzie. Esq Factor Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister Mr Robb Schoolmaster Mr J. Watson. Merchant. Forrest's Co. Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map 042.15 This name applies to 5 Dwelling houses all one storey - 2 slated & 3 thatched all in good repair with gardens attached it is the property of Mr Alex Renton.
OS1/21/17/41 OVERTOWN Overtown J McKenzie. Esq Factor Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister Mr Robb Schoolmaster Mr J. Watson. Merchant. Forrest's Co. Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map 042.15 The name of 3 Dwelling houses 1 slated and 2 thatched all one storey and in middling repair. it is the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke.
OS1/21/17/41 GOOSEDUBS (Ruin) Goosedubs J McKenzie. Esq Factor Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister Mr Robb Schoolmaster Mr J. Watson. Merchant. Forrest's Co. Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map 042.15 The Ruins of a Cot house - it is the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke.
OS1/21/17/41 [name Gilkerscleuch Mains] As per Colonel Cameron's order [Situation of Gilkerscleuch Mains] 30 chains N.W. [North West] of Gilkerscleugh. [Situation of Lodge] Between Gilkerscleugh and Gilkerscleugh Mains on Sheet 46.4 [Situation of Townhead] 20 chains N.E. [North East] of the Village of Crawfordjohn on Sheet 42.15 [Situation of Overtown] 10 chains N.E. [North East] of Townhead. on Sheet 42.15 [Situation of Goosedubs] 5 chains N.E. [North East] of Overtown on Sheet 42.15
OS1/21/17/41 the spelling 'Mains' has the authorities of Forrest's Co Map and Johnston's County map. The other authorities are for 'Gilkerscleugh Mains'
OS1/21/17/42 GARDEN BURN Garden Burn Reverend William Gouldie. minister Mr robb. Schoolmaster Mr James Watson Merchant. Mr George Milliken. Farmer 046.04 A small stream which rises in the North side of Drake Law and flows in a northern direction towards Duneaton Water it is so called from its having ran through a large garden which was situated in the opposite side of the Road from the Lodge but which now is an arable field.
OS1/21/17/42 GILKERSCLEUCH Gilkerscleugh J McKenzie Esq. Factor. Reverend William Gouldie. Minister. Mr Robb . Schoolmaster Mr James Watson. Merchant. Forrest's Co. Map dated 1816 Johnston's Co. Map Statistical Account of Lanarkshire 046.04 A old Mansion house built in 1668 by a descendant of the Earl of Selkirk who was a branch of the Ducal house of Hamilton it remained in the hands of the Hamiltons of Gilkerscleugh till "towards the end of the last century when they were purchased from th Earl's descendant by Sir George Colebrooke" in the hands of which family it still remains. it is 2 storeys slated and has somewhat of a castellated appearance having a small tower with a spiral stair there are outhouses and small gardens attached but both Dwelling house and grounds are in great want of improvement. there are some fine trees near the house.
OS1/21/17/42 [Gilkerscleuch name on plan] As per Colonel Cameron's order [Situation of Gilkerscleuch] Between Drake Law and Duneaton Water on Sheet 46.4 [Situation of Garden Burn] Close to and West of Gilkerscleugh on sheet 46.4
OS1/21/17/43 BIRKCLEUCH Birkcleuch Birkcleugh J. Irvine Esq: Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister. Mr Robb. Schoolmaster. Mr James Watson. Merchant. Forrest's Co. [County] Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map 046.06 A Farm steading consisting of a Dwelling house one storey slated & in good repair with outhouses & a garden attached. it is the property of J. Irving Esq:
OS1/21/17/43 MID HILL Mid Hill J. Irvine Esq: Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister. Mr Robb. Schoolmaster. Mr James Watson. Merchant. Forrest's Co. [County] Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map A medium sized Rough Pasture Hill the property of J Irving. Esq.
OS1/21/17/43 WHITE HILL White Hill J. Irvine Esq: Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister. Mr Robb. Schoolmaster. Mr James Watson. Merchant. Forrest's Co. [County] Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map A medium sized Rough Pasture Hill the property of J Irving Esq:
OS1/21/17/43 CAIRN HILL Cairn Hill J. Irvine Esq: Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister. Mr Robb. Schoolmaster. Mr James Watson. Merchant. Forrest's Co. [County] Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map 046.06 A medium sized Rough Pasture Hill over which runs the Property Boundy. of J. Irving. Esq and Sir T.E. Colebrooke Bart. [Baronet] M.P.
OS1/21/17/43 BUGHT BURN Bught Burn J. Irvine Esq: Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister. Mr Robb. Schoolmaster. Mr James Watson. Merchant. Forrest's Co. [County] Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map 046.06 A small stream which rises on the West side of Mid Hill and flows in a Northerly direction past Birkcleugh it joins the Duneaton Water after a course of about 75 chains.
OS1/21/17/43 BIRKCLEUCH BURN Birkcleugh Burn Birkcleuch Burn Revd [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister Mr Robb. Schoolmaster. Mr James Watson. Merchant. J. Irving. Esq: 046.06 A small stream which rises between Mid Hill and Cairn Hill and flows close to and in the East side of Birkcleugh it joins Bught Burn about 6 chains N.W. [North west] of that Farm steading.
OS1/21/17/43 [name of Birckcleuch] As per Colonel Cameron's order [name of Birckcleuch Burn] As per Colonel Cameron's order [Situation of Birkcleuch] North of Mid Hill and about 25 chains due South from the Duneaton Water. [Situation of Mid Hill] On the North side of Windy Dod. [Situation of White Hill] On the East side of Crawick Moss] [Situation of Cairn Hill] N.E. [North east] of Mid Hill [Situation of Bught Burn] West of Birkcleugh [Situation of Birkcleuch Burn] North East of Mid Hill
OS1/21/17/43 The spelling 'Birkcleuch' has the authority of J Irving. The other authorities are for 'Birkcleugh' The spelling 'Birkcleuch Burn' has the authority of J Irving. The other authorities are for 'Birkcleugh Burn' No sheet number is written for Mid Hill or White Hill
OS1/21/17/44 HANGING CRAIG Hanging Craig J Irving Esq. Reverend William Gouldie Minister. Mr Robb Schoolmaster. Mr J Watson Merchant. 046.06 A place where slight cutting in the Parish Road is made it is so called from the circumstance of a party of marauders having been overtaken here by one of the ancestors of the Douglas family. When they were returning to Annandale with plunder cattle etc. and one of their number hanged near this spot.
OS1/21/17/44 HOLEMERRY Holemerry Holemire Reverend William Gouldie Minister Mr Robb Schoolmaster. Mr J Watson. Merchant J Irving Esq. Statistical Account of Lanarkshire Upon Mr Irving's farm at Birkcleugh and at the edge of Crawick Moss there is an opening in the ground of about a foot in diameter into which the waters run from the adjacent hills after any heavy rain but whether they are absorbed in the moss at some distance from Holemerry (as the opening is called) or are accumulated under the moss so as to be preparing a miniature exhibition of what took place on the Solway or emerge quietly & unobserved from their subterraneous abode has never been ascertained. Stat acct. of Crawfordjohn Ph 1836 The appearance of this opening in the ground must have considerably altered since the above date. as the pool of water which at present fills it is fully 40 links in diameter
OS1/21/17/44 [Situation of Hanging Craig] On the East border of Crawick Moss [Situation of Holemerry] On the East border of Crawick Moss
OS1/21/17/44 The spelling 'Holemire' has the authority of J Irving Esq. 'Holemerry' has all other authorities No Map sheet no is given for Holemerry
OS1/21/17/45 CASTLE (Ruin) [Snar] Castle Peter Johnston Esq. Moffat. Reverend William Gouldie. Minister Crawfordjohn Ph. Mr Robert Robb: Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Ph. Mr James Watson. Merchant. Crawfordjohn Ph. 046 One of the proprietors of Snar was famous in the days of Border Warfare and wherever bodily strength, and the instantaneous execution of a cruel and revengeful disposition were calculated to excite terror the character of "Jock of Snar" facilitated the accomplishment of his daring deeds, upon one occasion some of the Annandale depredators had lingered too long in his well provided mansion jock came home very unexpectedly and whilst with an sparing hand he administered chastisement to all around him, one pleaded his sacred office as a title to mercy but "Jock" was not disposed to admit such a plea & terminated at once his sacerdortal functions & marauding propensities in a deep pool at the back of his dwelling the appellation of their "Priests Pool" still certifying the fact. Stat. acct. of Lanarkshire Nothing remains of the Castle except a portion of an old wall of great thickness and about 3 feet in height which forms at present part of a wall round a sheep fold.
OS1/21/17/45 PRIEST'S POOL Parsons Pool Parson's Pool Priest's Pool Peter Johnston Esq: Moffatt Mr Robert Robb Schoolmaster Mr James Watson Merchant Reverend William Gouldie. Minister Crawfordjohn Statistical Account 046 The Priests Pool is situated about 10 chains S.W. of Snar. the Snar Water is somewhat broader at this point but its depth is inconsiderable.
OS1/21/17/45 [Priest's Pool] On referring this name to the field the Reverend William Gouldie states that Priest's Pool is the correct name, although it is generally called Parson's Pool in that locality [Situation of Priest's Pool] 10 chains S.W. of Snar
OS1/21/17/45 The authorities for 'Parsons Pool' are Peter Johnston and Robert Robb. The authority for 'Parson's Pool' is James Watson The authorities for 'Priest's Pool' are Reverend William Gouldie and Statistical Account
OS1/21/17/46 BROWN DOD Brown Dod J. Gill Esq: Factor to the Earl of Hopetoun Reverend W Gouldie Minister Crawfordjohn Ph. Mr Robert Robb. Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Ph. Mr Watson Merchant Crawfordjohn Ph. 046 A steep and prominent Rough Pasture Hill the property of the Earl of Hopetoun, the Boundary between Crawford & Crawford John Parishes crosses this Hill.
OS1/21/17/46 CASTLE (Ruins) [Glendorch] Castle J. Gill Esq: Factor to the Earl of Hopetoun Reverend W Gouldie Minister Crawfordjohn Ph. Mr Robert Robb. Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Ph. Mr Watson Merchant Crawfordjohn Ph. 046.11 This from the existing remains would not appear to have been a building of great extent but merely a square tower of "keep" (as they were called in Feudal times) within any surrounding buildings. all that remains of the castle consists of a wall about 30 links long and 6 feet high the buttresses of an arch are also visible. Nothing can be obtained either Traditionary ot Historical to throw any light on its former history
OS1/21/17/46 GLENDORCH Glendorch J. Gill Esq: Factor to the Earl of Hopetoun Reverend W Gouldie Minister Crawfordjohn Ph. Mr Robert Robb. Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Ph. Mr Watson Merchant Crawfordjohn Ph. Forrest's Co. Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map 046 A cothouse . one storey slated & in good repair. it has a garden and outhouse attached. and is the property of the Earl of Hopetoun
OS1/21/17/46 GLENDORCH BURN Glendorch Burn J. Gill Esq: Factor to the Earl of Hopetoun Reverend W Gouldie Minister Crawfordjohn Ph. Mr Robert Robb. Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Ph. Mr Watson Merchant Crawfordjohn Ph. 046 A stream which rises on Water Head and flowing to the N. of Glendorch joins Snar Water at Snar after a course of about 180 chains.
OS1/21/17/46 [Situation of Glendorch Burn] East of Sim's Hill & Rake Law [Situation of Glendorch] North of Rake Law [Situation of Castle] Close to, and on the West of Glendorch on Sheet 46 Trace 11 [Situation of Brown Dod] North of Water Head and East of Rake Law on Sheet 46
OS1/21/17/47 CRAWFORDJOHN [village] Crawfordjohn Crawford John Village John McKenzie Esq: Revd[Reverend] William Gouldie. Mr William Robb. Statistical Acct of Lanarkshire Forrest's County Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map 042.15 A small, irregular and closely built village; it contains a Parish and Free church. a Female School. two inconsiderable inns. a small library & a rural population of 130. With the exception of one or two low thatched tenements the buildings are substantial, slated, and 1 and 2 storeys, it is built on the slope of one of a circle of hills which enclosed it. and forms an arable valley watered by the Duneaton. The proiprietor is Sir T.E. Colebrooke Bart.
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OS1/21/17/47 the authorities for 'Crawford John Village' are Forrest's County Map and Johnston's Map. The other authorities are for 'Crawfordjohn'
OS1/21/17/48 SCHOOL [Crawfordjohn] School John McKenzie Esq: Revd[Reverend] William Gouldie. Mr William Robb. 042.15 A substantial building with the teachers residence attached. the number of scholars is 50 male and 20 female. "The teacher has a salary of £32.10.00 which along with his school fees and other emoluments makes his income on an average £65.00.00 He teaches English, Qriting, Arithmetic, Geography, and the Latin, Greek, and French languages. The average number of scholars for the last 10 years is 79 9/10" Stat. Acct. of Lanarkshire
OS1/21/17/48 SCHOOL [N of Crawfordjohn] School John McKenzie Esq. Revd. [Reverend] William Gouldie Mr William Robb 042.15 A neat and newly erected building two storeys & slated with a residence attached for a Female teacher; with the exception of a few infants the scholars are Females, numbering about 25. who are taught the usual elementary branches of ordinary education. the teachers salary amounts tp £25.00.00. contributions by the Heritors of the Parish. and a free residence. Property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke Bart. [Baronet] M.P.
OS1/21/17/48 [Situation of School - Crawfordjohn] On the East side of Crawfordjohn village. [Sitaution of School - N of Crawfordjohn] On the North of Crawfordjohn village
OS1/21/17/49 BROWN RIG Brown Rig Brownrig T.R. Scott. Esq: Factor Rev[Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister. Mr Robb. Schoolmaster. Mr J Watson. Merchant Forrest's County Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map 046.05 A small Rough Pasture Hill the property of the Earl of Home
OS1/21/17/49 COAL BURN Coal Burn T.R. Scott. Esq: Factor Rev[Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister. Mr Robb. Schoolmaster. Mr J Watson. Merchant 046.05 A small stream which rises on Brown Rig and flowing in a S.W. direction joins Duneaton Water after a course of about 35 chains
OS1/21/17/49 COMMON HILL Common Hill Common T.R. Scott. Esq: Factor Rev[Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister. Mr Robb. Schoolmaster. Mr J Watson. Merchant Johnston's County Map Forrest's County Map dated 1816 046.01 A large Rough Pasture Hill the property of the Earl of Home
OS1/21/17/49 DALEBANK Dalebank T.R. Scott. Esq: Factor Rev[Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister. Mr Robb. Schoolmaster. Mr J Watson. Merchant 046.01 A newly erected cothouse. one storey slated and in good repair with a small garden attached it is the property of the Earl of Home
OS1/21/17/49 GREEN BURN Green Burn T.R. Scott. Esq: Factor Rev[Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister. Mr Robb. Schoolmaster. Mr J Watson. Merchant 045 A small stream which after flowing in a N. direction for 15 chains joins Duneaton Water.
OS1/21/17/49 KNEES HILL Knees Hill Kneeshill T.R. Scott. Esq: Factor Rev[Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister. Mr Robb. Schoolmaster. Mr J Watson. Merchant Forrest's County Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map 045 A medium sized Rough Pasture Hill the property of the Earl of Home
OS1/21/17/49 STONEHILL BANK Stonehill Bank Bank T.R. Scott. Esq: Factor Rev[Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister. Mr Robb. Schoolmaster. Mr J Watson. Merchant Forrest's County Map dated 1816 A small but very steep Rough Pasture Hill the property of the Earl of Home.
OS1/21/17/49 [Situation of Common Hill] Near the Douglas Boundy[Boundary] and west of Glespin. [Situation of Knees Hill] West of Common Hill [Situation of Brown Rig] South of Common Hill [Situation of Stonehill Bank] South East of Brown Rig [Situation of Coal Burn] West of Brown Rig [Situation of Dalebank] East of Common Hill [Situation of Green Burn] West of Greenburn
OS1/21/17/49 The authorities for the spelling 'Common' are Johnston's County Map and Forrest's County Map. The other authorities are for 'Common Hill' The authority for the spelling 'Kneeshill' is Johnston's County Map. The other authorities are for 'Knees Hill' The authority for the spelling 'Brownrig' is Johnston's County Map. The other authorities are for 'Brown Rig' The authority for the spelling 'Bank' is Forrest's County Map. The other authorities are for 'Stonehill Bank' No sheet number is given for Stonehill Bank entry for Alder Burn is crossed out - see pages 51 and 59
OS1/21/17/50 BUGHT BURN Bught Burn T.R. Scott Esq: Factor Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister Mr Robb. Schoolmaster Mr J. Watson. Merchant 046.05 A small stream which rises in the East side of Brown Rig and flows in a S.E. direction. it joins the Duneaton Water after a course of about 70 chains.
OS1/21/17/50 CRAIGHOUSE Craighouse Graig Hoouse W. H. Maxwell Esq: Factor Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister Mr Robb. Schoolmaster Mr J. Watson. Merchant Forrest's Co. Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map 046.05 A small cothouse one storey. thatched in bad repair with an outhouse and 2 small gardens attached. it is the property of the Duke of Buccleuch contiguous to . and in the East side of it there is a small chalyheate Spring.
OS1/21/17/50 CRAWICK MOSS Crawick Moss Crawk Moss Crawkmoss J Irving Esq: Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister Mr Robb Schoolmaster. Mr J. Watson. Merchant. Forrest's Co. Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map 046.05 An extensive tract of moss. great part of which however has become reclaimed by extensive drainage and is now Rough Pasture. it is the property of J Irving Esq.
OS1/21/17/50 QUEENSBERRY WELL Queensberry Well J Irving Esq: Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister Mr Robb Schoolmaster. Mr J. Watson. Merchant. Forrest's Co. Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map 046.05 A small Spring Well so called from one of the Dukes of Queensberry having drank out of it when passing that way with an armed band of retainers. the water is remarkable for its excellent quality
OS1/21/17/50 STONEHILL Stonehill T.R. Scott Esq: Factor Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister Mr Robb. Schoolmaster Mr J. Watson. Merchant Forrest's Co. Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map 046.05 A large farm steading consisting of Dwelling house one storey & slated and extensive outhouses and a small garden attached. all in good repair it is the property of the Earl of Home.
OS1/21/17/50 [Situation of Bught Burn] East of Brown rig and Stonehill Bank [Situation of Stonehill] On the East side of Brown rig and N of Duneaton Water. [Situation of Craighouse] On the South side of Duneaton Water and South of Stonehill Bank [Situation of Crawick Moss] At the Head of Crawick Water and South of Duneaton Water. [Situation of Queensberry Hill] East of Crawick Moss
OS1/21/17/50 The spelling 'Craig House' has the authority of Johnston's County Map.The spelling 'Craighouse has all the other authorities. The spelling 'Crawk Moss' has the authority of Forrest's County Map. The spelling 'Crawkmoss' has the authority of Johnston's county Map. The spelling 'Crawick Moss' has all the other authorities.
OS1/21/17/51 ALDER BURN Alder Burn Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister. Mr Robb. Schoolmaster. Mr James Watson. Merchant Mr George Milliken Farmer 042.15; 046.03 A small stream which rises on the North side of Mill Scar and flowing in a N.E. direction for about 31 chains seperates into 2 streams the Northern one which is the old course joins Duneaton Water at its confluence with Shield Burn and the Southern one which is a new cut. joins Shield Burn 7 chains South of the latter.
OS1/21/17/51 GLENLISCLEUCH BURN Glenliscleugh Burn Glenliskcleugh Burn Rev [Reverened] William Gouldie. Minister Mr Robb. Schoolmaster Mr George Milliken. Farmer Mr James Watson. Merchant. 046.03; 046.04 A small stream which rises on the East side of Mill Scar and after flowing about 45 chains in a N.E. direction joins Shield Burn
OS1/21/17/51 LETTERSHAW BURN Lettershaws Burn William Dickson Esq. Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister. Mr Robb. Schoolmaster Mt James Watson. Merchant 046.08 A small stream which rises on the South side of Braid Hill and flows in a South East direction for about 46 chains to the junction with Glengonner Water. during the last 20 chains of its course it forms the Parish Boundary between Crawford & Crawfordjohn.
OS1/21/17/51 SHIELD BURN Shield Burn Shiel Burn Rev [Reverened] William Gouldie. Minister Mr Robb. Schoolmaster Mr George Milliken. Farmer Mr James Watson. Merchant. Johnston's County Map Forrest's County Map dated 1816 042.15; 046.03 A considerable stream which rises on the Northern side of Drake Law and after a course of 120 chains in a N.W. direction joins Duneaton Water.
OS1/21/17/51 [List of names - Gleniscleuch Burn] As per Colonel Cameron's order [Situation of Alder Burn] North of Mill Scar [Situation of Gleniscleuch Burn] East of Mill Scar [Situation of Shield Burn] West of Mains Hill [Situation of Lettershaw Burn] South of Braid Hill
OS1/21/17/51 In the list of names, Lettershaws Burn has been changed to Lettershaw Burn and the note 'See Remarks on Page 52' is written
OS1/21/17/52 HARTCLEUCH BURN Hartcleugh Burn Revd [Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister. Mr Robb. Schoolmaster. Mr. J. Watson. Merchant. Mr George Milliken. Farmer 046.04 A stream which rises on the N E side of Drake Law. and after flowing in a Northerly direction for about 60 chains joins Duneaton Water 40 chains N.E. of Gilkerscleugh
OS1/21/17/52 LETTERSHAW Lettershaws William Dickson Esq: Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister. Mr James Watson. Merchant Mr Robb. Schoolmaster. Johnston's Co. Map. Forrest's Co. Map dated 1816 046.08 A Farm steading consisting of a Dwelling house one storey slated. and outhouses and a small garden attached. it is the property of William Dickson Esq:
OS1/21/17/52 MAINS HILL Mains Hill Revd [Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister. Mr Robb. Schoolmaster. Mr. J. Watson. Merchant. Mr George Milliken. Farmer 046.04 A small Rough and Heathy Pasture Hill the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke.
OS1/21/17/52 GLENGONNAR WATER Glengonner Water Rev [Reverend W] William Gouldie Minister Mr Robb. Schoolmaster. Mr J. Watson. Merchant. Forrest's Co. Map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map 046.08 A large stream which rises near Lead Hills and flows in a N.E. direction after being joined by Lettershaws Burn it forms the Parish Boundary between Crawford and Crawfordjohn during the remainder of its course. after an entire course of about 7 miles it joins the Clyde about half a mile South of the Village of Abington
OS1/21/17/52 [List of names - Lettershaw] Decided by Capt. Scott 13th July 1960 [List of names - Glengonnar Water] See Supplematary Remarks on Crawford [List of names - Hartcleuch Burn] As per Colonel Cameron's order [Situation of Lettershaw] At the confluence of Lettershaws Burn with Glengonner Water. [Situation of Glengonnar Water] Southern Boundary of the Parish. [Situation of Mains Hill] North of Drake Law [Situation of Hartcleuch Burn] N.E. of Drake Law
OS1/21/17/52 In the list of names, 'Lettershaws' has been changed to 'Lettershaw' In the list of names, 'Glengonner Water' has been changed to 'Glengonnar Water'
OS1/21/17/53 BALGREEN (Ruin) Balgreen J Irving Esq: Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister Mr Robb. Schoolmaster. Mr J Watson. Merchant Johnston's Co. Map Forrest's Co. Map published 1816 046.02 The ruins of a cothouse. one storey & thatched it is has only recently become untenanted it is the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke
OS1/21/17/53 LISCLEUCH Liscleugh Liskcleugh J. McKenzie Esq: Factor. Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister Mr Robb Schoolmaster. Mr James Watson Merchant. Johnston's Co. Map Forrest's Co. Map dated 1816 046.06 A farm steading consisting of Dwelling and outhouses one storey slated and thatched and in good repair. it is the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke
OS1/21/17/53 MYRES Myres J Irving Esq: Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister Mr Robb. Schoolmaster. Mr J Watson. Merchant. 046.02 A Farm steading consisting of a Dwelling house & outhouses all one storey. thatched and in tolerable repair. it is the property of J Irving Esq:
OS1/21/17/53 [Situation of Myers] Near the confluence of the Snar and Duneaton Waters. [Situation of Balgreen] Near the confluence of the Duneaton and Snar Waters. [Situation of Liscleuch] 45 chains South from Balgreen [List of names - Liscleuch] As per Colonel Cameron's order
OS1/21/17/53 The spelling 'Liskcleugh' has the authorities of James Watson, Johnston's Co Map and Forrest's Co Map. The spelling 'Liscleugh' has the other authorities. An entry for Backside(Ruin) has been crossed out
OS1/21/17/54 GOTT Gott Goat J. McKenzie. Esq: Factor Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister. Mr Robb. Schoolmaster. Mr James Watson. Merchant. Johnston's County Map Forrest's County Map dated 1816 046.06 This name applies to 4 Dwelling Houses all one storey 3 thatched and one slated. there is a small garden attcahde the houses are not in good repair. they are the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke
OS1/21/17/54 HOLMHEAD Holmhead George Lorimer Esq Revd [Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister. Mr Robb. Schoolmaster. Mr J. Watson. Merchant. Johnston's County Map Forrest's County Map dated 1816 046.03 A Farm steading consisting of Dwelling house one storey, slated and outhouses & a garden attached all in good repair it is the property of George Lorimer Esq:
OS1/21/17/54 HOLMHEAD BURN Holmhead Burn George Lorimer Esq Revd [Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister. Mr Robb. Schoolmaster. Mr J. Watson. Merchant. Johnston's County Map Forrest's County Map dated 1816 046.07 A stream which rises on the East side of Glendowran Hill and after flowing in a N.E. direction for about 130 chains joins Snar Water opposite Balgreen
OS1/21/17/54 RIGEND Rigend J Thompson Esq: Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister. Mr Robb. Schoolmaster Mr James Watson. Merchant. 046.07 A small cothouse one storey thatched and in good repair with a small garden attached it is the property of J Thompson Esq
OS1/21/17/54 [Situation of Gott] About 20 chains South from Liscleugh [Situation of Holmhead] Near the confluence of the Snar and Duneaton Waters [Situation of Holmhead Burn] East of Holmhead [Situation of Rigend] North of Glendowran
OS1/21/17/54 The spelling 'Gott' has the authorities from J McKenzie, Rev Gouldie and Mr Robb. The spelling '[Goat' has the other authorities.
OS1/21/17/55 STUMPY Stumpy John McKenzie Esq: Revd [Reverend] William Gouldie Mr William Robb. 042.15 Two small cothouses. the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke Bart [Baronet]
OS1/21/17/55 ROADSIDE Roadside J mcKenzie Esq: Revd [Reverend] William Gouldie Mr William Robb 042.15 A cothouse the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke Bart [Baronet]
OS1/21/17/55 BURNPARK Burnside J McKenzie Esq: Revd [Reverend] William Gouldie Mr William Robb 042.15 A dwelling house & smithy one storey slated with garden attached. in good repair. the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke Bart [Baronet]
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OS1/21/17/55 [Burnpark] On the examination of the 25:344 Inch Scale J McKenzie Esq Factor and the other authorities recommend the name written in Column 1 [List of names as written] This name [Crawfordjohn Farm] is superfluous, the farm being in the village of Crawfordjohn N.K. [Not known]
OS1/21/17/55 The name 'Burnside' has been crossed out in the list of names as written and replaced with Burnpark. Against the crossing out is the signature 'T.E.P. Capt RE.' The entry for 'Crawfordjohn Farm' has been crossed out
OS1/21/17/56 KIRK BURN Kirk Burn Kirk Burn Kirk Burn Kirk Burn Kirkburn J McKenzie Esq: Revd [Reverend] William Gouldie Mr William Robb. Forrest's County map dated 1816 Johnston's County Map Statistical Acct [Account] of Lanarkshire 042.15 A stream which rises on the N.E. [North East] side of Mountherrick Hill and after flowing in a S.E. [South East] direction for about 1½ miles joins Duneaton Water. 20 chains South of the Village of Crawfordjohn.
OS1/21/17/56 BLACKIE BURN Blackie Burn J. McKenzie Esq: Revd [Reverend] William Gouldie Mr William Robb 042.15 A small stream rising to the North of Over Balgray and flowing into Duneaton Water after a course of about 1 mile in a S.E. [South East] direction.
OS1/21/17/56 BURNSIDE Burnside J. McKenzie Esq Revd [Reverend] William Gouldie Mr William Robb. 042.15 A cothouse in good repair. the property of Sir T.E. Colebrooke Bart. [Baronet]
OS1/21/17/56 [Situation of Burnside] On the North of Crawfordjohn Village
OS1/21/17/57 SNAR LAW Snar Law Peter Johnston Esq: Moffat. Revd [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister Crawford John Ph [Parish] Mr Robert Robb . Schoolmaster Crawford John Ph [Parish] Mr James Watson, Merchant Crawford John Ph [Parish] 046 A prominent hill consisting of Rough and Heathy Pastures. it is the property of Peter Johnston Esq:
OS1/21/17/57 GLENKIP BURN Glenkip Burn J Gill Esq: Factor to the Earl of Hopetoun Revd [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister Crawford John Ph [Parish] Mr James Watson Merchant Crawford John Ph [Parish] Mr Robert Robb. Schoolmaster Crawford John Ph [Parish] 046 A considerable stream which rises on Hunt Law and after flowing in a N.W. [North West] direction for about miles and receiving several small streams it joins Snar Water about 60 chains West of Glendorch
OS1/21/17/57 SIM'S HILL Sim's Hill Peter Johnston Esq. Moffat. Revd [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister. Crawford John Ph [Parish] Mr Robert Robb. schoolmaster Crawford John Ph [Parish] Mr James Watson Merchant Crawford John Ph [Parish] 046 A medium sized Rough Pasture Hill the property of peter Johnston Esq.
OS1/21/17/57 RAKE LAW Rake Law J Gill. Esq: Factor to the Earl of Hopetoun Revd [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister Crawford John Ph [Parish] Mr Robert Robb. Schoolmaster Crawford John Ph [Parish] Mr James Watson, Merchant Crawford John Ph [Parish] 046 A large and steep Hill consisting of Rough Pasture it is the property of the Earl of Hopetoun and Peter Johnston Esq:
OS1/21/17/57 WATER HEAD Water Head J Gill. Esq: Factor to the Earl of Hopetoun Revd [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister Crawford John Ph [Parish] Mr Robert Robb. Schoolmaster Crawford John Ph [Parish] Mr James Watson, Merchant Crawford John Ph [Parish] 046 A prominent Heath Pasture Hill lying partly in Crawford & Crawford John Parishes. it is the property of the Earl of Hopetoun.
OS1/21/17/57 GLENBLEATH BURN Glenbleath Burn Peter Johnston Esq: Moffat. Revd [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister Crawford John Ph [Parish] Mr Robert Robb, Schoolmaster Crawford John Ph [Parish] Mr James Watson. Merchant Crawford John Ph [Parish] 046 A smnall stream which rises on the N.E. [North East] of Winny Dod. and after a course of about 35 chains falls into Snar Water near the ruins of Glenbleath.
OS1/21/17/57 SLOUGH BURN Slough Burn Peter Johnston Esq: Moffat. Revd [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister Crawford John Ph [Parish] Mr Robert Robb, Schoolmaster Crawford John Ph [Parish] Mr James Watson. Merchant Crawford John Ph [Parish] 046 A small straem which rises on the N [North] side of Slough Hill & joins the Snar Water after a course of about 30 chains.
OS1/21/17/57 [Situation of Snar law] West of Rake Law [Situation of Glenkip Burn] Between Snar Law and Rake Law [Situation of Sim's Hill] North of Rake Law [Situation of Rake Law] Between Glen Kip and Glendorch Burns [Situation of Water Head] South of Brown Dod [Situation of Glenbleath Burn] N.E. [North East] of Windy Dod [Situation of Slough Burn] North part of Slough Hill
OS1/21/17/58 HUNT LAW Hunt Law J Gill Esq. Factor to the Earl of Hopetoun Rev [Reverend] William Gouldie. Minister Crawfordjohn Ph [Parish] Mr Robert Robb. Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Ph [Parish] Mr James Watson. Merchant Crawfordjohn Ph [Parish] 049 A large and prominent Heathy Pasture Hill, extending into the Parish of Crawford. it is the property of the Easl of Hopetoun and Peter Johnston Esq:
OS1/21/17/58 MOSSY BURN Mossy Burn Peter Johnston Esq. Moffat Rev [Reverend] William Goldie Minister Mr Robert Robb, Schoolmaster Mr James Watson, Merchant 049 A small stream which rises on the North side of Thomascleugh Hill & after flowing in a N.E. [North East] direction for about 30 chjains joins Snar Water 25 chains N [North] of Snarshead.
OS1/21/17/58 WHITECLEUCH LANE Whirecleuch Lane Crawk Water G Irving Esq. Newton. Revd [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister Crawfordjohn Mr Robert Robb: Schoolmaster Crawfordjohn Mr James Watson. Merchant Crawfordjohn Johnston's County Map 046 A considerable stream which collects from surface water in Crawick Moss and flowing in a S.W. [South West] direction for about 70 chains enters Dumfries Shire
OS1/21/17/58 SNARHEAD Snarhead Peter Johnston Esq. Moffat Rev [Reverend] William Goldie Minister Mr Robert Robb, Schoolmaster Mr James Watson, Merchant 049 A small cot house one storey. slated and in good repair. it is the property of P Johnston Esq
OS1/21/17/58 [Situation of Mossy Burn] North of Thomascleugh Rig [Situation of Snarhead] On the East of Thomascleugh Rig and about 5 chains East of Snar Water. [Situation of Hunt Law] East of Snar Water [Situation of Whitecleugh Lane] West of Nether Whitecleugh and Whiteside Hill [Whitecleuch Lane] On reference to the above authorities they agree in writing the name of this stream "WhitecleuchLane" from its source to its junction with Wanlock Water in Dumfriesshire, near which place the latter stream is joined by Spango Water and the combined waters of these two streams take the name of Crawick
OS1/21/17/58 Entries for Thomascleugh Rig and Thomascleuch Burn have been crossed out. In the anames as written on the plan, 'Snarshead' has been corrected to 'Snarhead' In the names as written on the plan, Crawick Water has been crossed out and Whitecleuch Lane inserted.
OS1/21/17/59 LAMB KNOWES Lamb Knowes Peter Johnston Esq. Moffat Revd [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister Mr Robert Robb, Schoolmaster Mr James Watson, Merchant 049 Two small Knowes of Heathy pasture, the property of Peter Johnston Esq.
OS1/21/17/59 OUTER LAW Outer Law Thomas R. Scott Esq. Revd [Reverend] John Jamieson Mr James Scott 042 A Low rough pasture Hill partly in the parishes of Douglas and Crawfordjohn
OS1/21/17/59 ALDER BURN Alder Burn T.R Scott Esq. Revd [Reverend] William Gouldie Mr R Robb 045 See page 51 a small stream which rises near the confines of douglas Parish and after taking a short course to the South it joins Duneaton Water.
OS1/21/17/59 [Situation of Lamb Knowes] Between Sowen Dod, Snarhead Hill, Hunt Law, and Wanlock Dod [Alder Burn] Accoring to this, the name applies to what the trace calls old course - the position [] name is not so as to determine which is the stream on plan. A mistake , see description of Alder Burn on Page 51 W.K. O.S.O. [Ordnance Survey Office] Stirling
OS1/21/17/60 SOWEN DOD Sowen Dod Peter Johnston Esq Moffat J Gill Esq. Factor . Earl of Hopetoun Revd [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister Mr Robert Robb Schoolmaster Mr James Watson, Merchant 049 A large third class Heathy Pasture Hill, lying partly in the Counties of Dumfries and Lanark. the latter portion is the property of P. Johnston Esq.
OS1/21/17/60 WANLOCK DOD Wanlock Dod Peter Johnston Esq. Moffat J. Gill Esq. Factor. Earl of Hopetoun Revd [Reverend] William Gouldie Minister Mr Robert Robb Schoolmaster Mr James Watson. Merchant 049 A prominent and very steep hill consisting of Heathy Pasture: it lies partly in Dumfries & Lanarkshire; the latter portion is the property of Peter Johnston Esq. On the West side and summit of this hill are Lead Mines all of which are now unworked; but Lead has been obtained in abundance in all of them.
OS1/21/17/60 SUSANNA VEIN Susanna Vein Peter Johnston Esq. Moffat J. Gill Esq, Factor. Earl of Hopetoun Revd [Reverend] William Gouldie. Mr Robb Schoolmaster Mr James Watson. Merchant 049 A vein of lead running in a Morth Westerly direction for about 14 chains, there is only a very small portion of it in this parish; principally in Crawford Parish
OS1/21/17/60 [Situation of Sowen Dod] At the southern extremity of the Parish
OS1/21/17/61 SNARHEAD HILL Snarhead Hill Revd [Reverend] Mr Gouldie Mr William Robb Mr Aaron Colthart 049 A large third class hill consisting of Heathy Pasture, lying partly in Dumfries and partly in Lanarkshire; the latter portion is tge property of Peter Johnston Esq. There are two Lead Mines at its base where lead was obtained in considerable abundance but they have not been worked for several years.
OS1/21/17/61 REECLEUCH HILL Reecleuch Hill Revd [Reverend] Mr Goulde Mr William Robb Mr Aaron Colhart 049 A medium sized Heathy Pasture Hill lying partly in Dumfries and partly in Lanarkshire; the latter portion is the property of Peter Johnston Esq.
OS1/21/17/61 ROUGH FLOW MOSS Rough Flow Moss Rev [Reverend] Mr Gouldie Mr William Robb Mr Aaron Colthart 045 A low lying mossy tract of land lying partly in Lanarkshire and Dumfrieshire, it is the property of the Fuke of Buccleuch
OS1/21/17/61 [Situation of Snarhead Hill] South of Reecleuch Hill [Situation of Reecleuch Hill] North of Snarhead Hill [Situation of Rough Flow Moss] East of Fingland Rig
OS1/21/17/62 HAW BURN Haw Burn Haw Burn Haw Burn Revd [Reverend William Goldie Mr William Robb Mr Aaron Colthart 046.01 A small stream which takes its rise from surface water near the farm called Dalebank.
OS1/21/17/62 REECLEUCH BURN Reecleuch Burn Reecleuch Burn Reecleuch Burn Revd [Reverend] William Goldie Mr William Robb Mr Aaron Colthart 049 A small stream which rises between Snaerhead Hill and Reecleuch Hill; and after a N.E. [North East] course of about 35 chains joins Snar Water about 5 chains South of Snarshead
OS1/21/17/62 REEVES BURN Reeves Burn Reeves Burn Reeves Burn Revd [Reverend] Mr Goldie Mr William Robb Mr Aaron Colthart 045 A small stream which rises near the top of Wedder Dod, and after a short and rapid course it falls into the Duneaton Water
OS1/21/17/62 SNAR Snar Snar Snar Revd[Reverend] William Goldie Mr William Robb Mr Aaron Colthart 046 A Farmsteading, houses, all one story and slated the property of Mr Peter Johnston, Alton by Moffat.
OS1/21/17/62 [List of names - Reecleuch Burn] As per Colonel Cameron's order F.E. Pratt Capt [Captain] Rl [Royal] Engineers
OS1/21/17/63 [Volume] 17 Name Book Parish of Crawford John Co [County] Lanark
OS1/21/17/64 Header : Index Name -- Page Abington -- 17 Abington House -- 33 Abington T.P. [Turn Pike] -- 33 Alder Burn -- 51 Alder Burn -- 59 Bain's Burn -- 38 Bain's Knowe -- 38 Balgray -- 31 Balgreen -- 53 Berryknowe -- 13 Birkcleuch -- 43 Birkcleuch Burn -- 43 Blackburn -- 9 Black Burn -- 10 Black Hill -- 8 Blackie Burn -- 56 Boghouse -- 31 Braid Hill -- 23 Braid Knowe -- 14 Braidknowe Burn -- 9 Branch of the Commercial Bank of Scotland -- 36 Bridge-end -- 4 Brown Dod -- 46 Brown Rig -- 49 Bught Burn -- 43 Bught Burn -- 50 Bught hill -- 37 Burnhead -- 13 Burnpark -- 55 Burnside -- 56 Cairn Hill -- 43 Cairn Kinny -- 38 Camp -- 5 Camp -- 8 Site of Castle - 31 Site of Castle - 31 Castle (Ruin) -- 45 Castle (Ruins) -- 46 Church -- 32 Cleuch -- 24 Coal Burn -- 49 Common Hill -- 49 Colebrooke Arms Inn -- 35 Corsecrine -- 7 Corseknowe -- 31 Craighead -- 4 Craighead Cottage -- 4 Craighead Hill - 6 Craighouse -- 50 Crawfordjohn -- 1 & 2 Crawfordjohn -- 47 Crawfordjohn Mill -- 7 Crawick Moss -- 50 Crofthead -- 22 Crosscleuch -- 24 Dalebank -- 49 Drake Law -- 23 Drummonds Knowe -- 28 Duneaton Braehead T.P. [Turn Pike] -- 3 Duneaton Bridge -- 4 Duneatonfoot -- 3 Duneatonfoot Bridge -- 5 Duneaton Water -- 27 Eastertown -- 21
OS1/21/17/64 Entries for 'Backside' and 'Crawick Water' have been crossed out
OS1/21/17/65 Name -- Page Easter Glentewing -- 24 East Thirstone Burn -- 11 Ewe Hill -- 37 Fagyard Hill -- 23 Fingland Hill -- 28 Fingland Rig -- 37 Free Church -- 35 Garden Burn -- 42 Gateside -- 7 Gilkerscleuch -- 42 Gilkerscleuch Mains -- 41 Glenbleath -- 29 Glenbleath Burn -- 57 Glendorch -- 46 Glendorch Burn -- 46 Glendowran -- 15 Glendowran Burn -- 16 Glendouran Hill -- 15 Glengonnerfoot -- 18 Glengonnar Water -- 52 Gleniscleuch Burn -- 51 Glentewing -- 16 Glentewing Burn -- 16 Glenkip Burn -- 57 Glespin -- 26 Glespin Burn -- 26 Goat Burn -- 49 Goosedubs -- 41 Gott -- 54 Green Burn -- 49 Greenburn -- 39 Greenburn Rig -- 39 Greenfield -- 9 Greenfield Law -- 10 Hanging Craig -- 44 Hartcleuch Burn -- 52 Haw Burn -- 62 Holmhead -- 54 Holmhead Burn -- 54 Holemerry -- 44 Humbie's Hill -- 37 Hunt Law -- 58 Hynd's Bottom -- 39 Kiln Burn -- 3 Kirk Burn -- 56 Knees Hill -- 49 Knock Leaven -- 11 Laird's Burn -- 40 Lamb Knowes -- 59 Leftshaw Hill -- 39 Lettershaws -- 52 Lettershaws Burn -- 51 Liscleuch -- 53 Little Cairn Kinny -- 38 Little Hill -- 11 Lodge -- 41 Laverock Hall -- 36 Mains Hill -- 52 Manse -- 32 Martincleuch Burn -- 30 Martincleuch Hill -- 29 Meadowbank -- 33
OS1/21/17/66 Name -- Page Mid Hill -- 27 Mid Hill -- 43 Middle Muir -- 13 Middlemuir Cairn -- 14 Mill Burn -- 11 Millburnfoot -- 3 Mill Scar -- 23 Mossbank -- 25 Mosscastle -- 25 Mosscastle Hill -- 26 Mossy Burn -- 19 Mossy Burn -- 58 Mountainblaw -- 34 Mountherrick -- 22 Mountherrick Burn -- 22 Mountherrick Hill -- 21 Mount Stewart -- 39 Myres -- 53 Nether Abington -- 6 Netherhill -- 25 Netherton -- 3 Nether Whitecleuch -- 29 Nether Whitecleuch Burn -- 29 New Stables -- 10 Old Mountherrick -- 22 Over Abington -- 36 Over Balgray -- 7 Overtown -- 41 Outer Law -- 59 Panbreck Burn -- 27 Panbreck Hill -- 28 Parkend -- 35 Plantinghead -- 33 Post Office -- 36 Priest's Knowe -- 30 Priest's Pool -- 45 Queensberrry Well -- 50 Rake Law -- 57 Reecleuch Burn -- 62 Reecleuch Hill 61 Reeves Burn -- 62 Red Moss - 14 Rigend -- 54 River Clyde -- 6 Roadside -- 55 Roman Camp -- 37 Rough Flow Moss -- 61 Scar Burn -- 27 Scarhead -- 24 Scar Hill -- 28 School -- 34 School Parish -- 48 School -- 48 Shaw Burn -- 38 Shawhead -- 38 Sheriffcleuch -- 37 Sheriffcleuch Burn -- 37 Shield Burn -- 19 Shield Burn -- 51 Shieldholm -- 19 Shuttlefield -- 21
OS1/21/17/67 Name -- Page Sim's Burn -- 30 Sim's Hill -- 57 Slough Hill -- 29 Slimmingford -- 38 Slimmingford Rig -- 38 Snar -- 62 Snarhead -- 58 Snarhead Hill -- 61 Snar Law -- 57 Snar water -- 30 South Bottom -- 27 Sowen Dod -- 60 Springfield -- 21 Standmuir (P.H.) [Public House] -- 8 Still Knowe -- 40 Stonehill -- 50 Stonehill Bank -- 49 Stony Hill -- 28 Strand -- 12 Strangcleuch -- 15 Strangcleuch Burn -- 15 Strangcleuch Hill -- 15 Stumpy -- 55 Sunnyside -- 21 Slough Burn -- 57 Susanna Vein -- 60 The Beam -- 13 Thirstone -- 12 Thirstone Quarry -- 12 Threeshire Hill -- 40 Threeshire Stone -- 40 Thornybank -- 18 Townburn -- 34 Townhead -- 41 Upper Whitecleuch -- 20 Wanlock Dod -- 60 Water Head -- 57 Wedder Dod -- 39 West Thirstone Burn -- 9 Wetshaw Burn -- 37 Whitecleuch -- 20 Whitecleuch Burn -- 20 Whitecleuch Lime Works -- 19 White Hill -- 24 White Hill -- 43 White Rig -- 12 Whiteside Hill -- 29 Wildshaw Burn -- 12 Windy Dod -- 29 Woolly Like -- 11 Whitecleuch Lane -- 58