OS1/21/20/49
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| STEWART GILL | Stewart Gill. Stewart Gill Burn |
Robert Forest, Auldton. Archibald Templeton, Torland. J. Campbell Hamilton Esqr, Dalserf House. John Gibson, Parish Schoolmaster. John Pender, Garrion Bridge Toll. J. Hutchison Esqr, Woodside. Thomas Fram, Dalserf. Revd N. P. Rurison. Property Plan. |
018.15 | The burn which flows through this gill, or glen, rises near "Ashgillhead", - Trace 4, and is called or named from the gill, which is evidently the object the name belongs to originally. It is generally known throught the parish as it is applied on E4 mn : Trace - to the ravine on each side of the Glasgow and Lanark road. It has been observed in obtaining this name from the authorities quoted, and many others too numerous to mention, that the "Stewart Gill Burn" as on property. |
| TORLAND | Torland | Property Plan. Valuation Roll. Robert Forest, Auldton. Archibald Templton, Pr |
018.15 | A small farm steading occupied by the proprietor. There is an extensive orchard and vegetable garden attached to this house |
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Gill, Gill, A steep narrow grassy glen; a ravine; the bed of a mountain torrent ,... JamiesonTranscribers who have contributed to this page.
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