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EAST KILBRIDE [parish] |
East Kilbride
East Kilbride
East Kilbride
East Kilbride
Kilbryde Ph. [Parish] |
Old Statistical Account
New Statistical Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Chalmer's Caledonia
County Maps |
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" The present parish of Kilbride, which is sometimes called East Kilbride, to distinguish it from West Kilbride, in Ayrshire, comprehends the parishes of Kilbride and Torrans. The old parish of Torrans obtained its name from the place where the church stood; and that places of location acquired its name from a small earthern mount, which was called the Tor, in the vicinity of the mansion house, and the old church of Torrans. " The circumference of the parish is very irregular and undulating in its outline. In other respects, the shape is that of a sand glass, the breadth in the northern and southern portions is considerable, while it is very much diminished towards the centre. A line drawn across the northern half of the sand glass through its centre from east to west, would give a breadth of very nearly five miles. At one part of the southern half the distance is about five miles from a point on the east, at which a bye-road, leading from the direct Strathavon and Kilbride towards a place called Blackburn crosses the Powmillan rivulet , to the point on the west where the road from Alderstocks to Eaglesham enters the parish of Eaglesham. In the centre of the parish, at the narrowest part, the breadth is not so much as two miles and a half - . From the most southern point beyond Browncastle to the most northern already mentioned, the distance is nine miles and three quarters, being the extreme length of the Parish. - East Kilbride is in the middle ward of Lanarkshire and is bounded on the north by the parish of Carmunnock , and Cambuslang; on the east by Blantyre, Glassford and Avondale ; on the south by Avondale and Loudon; and on the west by Loudon, Eaglesham, and Carmunnock -.
Extract from Chalmer's Caledonia |
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EAST NERSTON |
East Nerston
East Nerston
East Nerston |
Archibald Stirling East Nerston
Wm Strang Nook
Hugh Shaw West Nerston |
011.13 |
A farmhouse occupied by the proprietor Archibald Stirling |
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NERSTON |
Nerston
Nerston
Nerston |
Hugh Shaw West Nerston
Archibald Stirling East Nerston
Wm Strang Nook |
011.13 |
A few scattered farm houses with some cottages and a small public house situated about two miles north of East Kilbride |
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NOOK |
Nook
Nook
Nook |
Wm Strang Nook
Archibald Stirling East Nerston
Hugh Shaw West Nerston |
011.13 |
A mansion house and a farmhouse, the former occupied by the proprietor, John Berrie Fleming and the latter by Wm Strang |
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County of Lanark No. 21 Parish of East Kilbride |
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County of Lanark. Parish of East Kilbride
East Kilbride --- Old Statistical Account
East Kilbride --- New Statistical Account
East Kilbride --- Fullarton's Gazetteer
East Kilbride --- Chalmer's Caledonia
East Kilbride --- Origines Parochials Scotiae
Kilbride Ph. [Parish] --- Sheriff's Returns
Kilbryde Ph. [Parish] --- County Maps
[description]
" The present parish of Kilbride, which is sometimes called East Kilbride, to distinguish it from West Kilbride, in Ayrshire, comprehends the parishes of Kilbride and Torrans. The old parish of Torrans obtained its name from the place where the church stood; and that places of location acquired its name from a small earthern mount, which was called the Tor, in the vicinity of the mansion house, and the old church of Torrans. " The circumference of the parish is very irregular and undulating in its outline. In other respects, the shape is that of a sand glass, the breadth in the northern and southern portions is considerable, while it is very much diminished towards the centre. A line drawn across the northern half of the sand glass through its centre from east to west, would give a breadth of very nearly five miles. At one part of the southern half the distance is about five miles from a point on the east, at which a bye-road, leading from the direct Strathavon and Kilbride towards a place called Blackburn crosses the Powmillan rivulet , to the point on the west where the road from Alderstocks to Eaglesham enters the parish of Eaglesham. In the centre of the parish, at the narrowest part, the breadth is not so much as two miles and a half - . From the most southern point beyond Browncastle to the most northern already mentioned, the distance is nine miles and three quarters, being the extreme length of the Parish. - East Kilbride is in the middle ward of Lanarkshire and is bounded on the north by the parish of Carmunnock , and Cambuslang; on the east by Blantyre, Glassford and Avondale ; on the south by Avondale and Loudon; and on the west by Loudon, Eaglesham, and Carmunnock -.
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EAST NERSTON |
East Nerston
East Nerston
East Nerston |
Rent Roll
Archibald Dick Occupier
Hugh Shaw West Nerston |
011.13 |
A farm house occupied by Archibald Dick and the property of John Alexander, Edinburgh. |
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WEST NERSTON |
West Nerston
West Nerston
West Nerston |
"Tack" or Lease
Hugh Shaw , West Nerston
Joseph Nicole Oc. [Occupier] |
011.13 |
A Farm Steading occupied by Hugh Shaw and Joseph Nicole and the property of James Cooper Patrick, John Alexander, Edinburgh and Robert Steel of Broom. These buildings form part of Nerston. |
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BARLEY WELL |
Barley Well
Barley Well
Barley Well |
Andrew Struthers West Rogerton
Alexander Reid Highflat
Christopher Shearer Highflat |
010.16 |
A well situated about 7 chains south of West Rogerton. |
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ROGERTON |
Rogerton
Rogerton
Rogerton |
Alexander Reid Highflat
Mrs. Hamilton occ. [occupier]
Andrew Struthers West Rogerton |
010.16 |
A mansion house occupied by the owner Mrs. Hamilton. |
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WEST ROGERTON |
West Rogerton
West Rogerton
West Rogerton |
Andrew Struthers occr.[occupier]
Alexander Reid Highflat
Christopher Shearer Highflat |
010.16 |
A farm house occupied by Andrew Struthers and the property of the Duke of Hamilton. |
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BELLCRAIG |
Bellcraig
Bellcraig
Bellcraig |
Christopher Shearer Highflat
Alexander Reid Highflat
James Struthers occr. [occupier] |
010.16 |
A farm house occupied by James Struthers and the property of William Reid Keppochside. |
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CAIRNMUIR QUARRY |
Cairnmuir Quarry
Cairnmuir Quarry
Cairnmuir Quarry |
James Wallace East Rogerton
Christopher Shearer Highflat
Andrew Struthers West Rogerton |
010.16 |
A whinstone Quarry the property of the Duke of Hamilton. |
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HIGHFLAT |
Highflat
Highflat
Highflat |
Christopher Shearer occr. [Occupier]
Andrew Struthers West Rogerton
Alexander Reid occr. [occupier] |
010.16 |
Two farmhouses, one occupied by Christopher Shearer. The property of James Hamilton Esqr. [ Esquire] Porter Glasgow. The other occupied by Alexander Reid and the property of James Jackson ?? Ph. [Parish ] of |
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CHAPELSIDE |
Chapelside
Chapelside
Chapelside |
Archibald Johnston occr.[occupier]
Archibald Miller Nerstonmill
William Strang Nook. |
011.13 |
A farmhouse occupied by the proprietor Archibald Johnston. |
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LEES BURN |
Lees Burn
Lees Burn
Lees Burn |
D. Gairdner - Factor
Joseph Kirkwood
James Park
Charles Miller Crossbaskets |
011.13 |
"A burn which rises at "Mains Castle" in East Kilbride Ph. [Parish] and forms the Parish Boundary for about a mile before it enters the Rotten Calder, near "Bridge Mill"
Copied from the sheet of Cambuslang" |
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NERSTONMILL |
Nerstonmill
Nerstonmill
Merstonmill |
Alexander Miller Proprietor
William Strang occr.[occupier]
archibald Johnston Chapelside. |
011.13 |
A farmhouse occupied by the proprietor Archibald Miller. |
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6 Lanarkshire No. 21 Ph. [Parish] of East Kilbride
Cocks Burn
Cocks Burn
Cocks Burn
Spelling:
Forest's County Map
Mrs Johnstone Cambuslang
W. Gairdner, Factor
Description:
Described in Name sheets of Cambuslang Parish |
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Cocks Burn Described in Name sheets of Cambuslang Parish |
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BUSBY |
Busby
Busby
Busby |
James Hale Rosebank
James Young Busby
Alexander Barr Easter Busby |
010.14 |
A village situated in the Parishes of Newton Mearns and Cathcart detached. The White Cart runs through it. |
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EASTER BUSBY |
Easter Busby
Easter Busby
Easter Busby |
Alexander Barr Tenant
James Hall Rosebank
Rent Receipt |
010.14 |
A farm house and offices occupied by Alexander Tenant and the property of Durham Kippen Glasgow |
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HENLIN |
Hen Lin
Hen Lin
Hen Lin |
James Hale Rosebank James Young Busby Alexander Barr Easter Busby |
010.14 |
A cottage occupied by laborers and the property of Durham Kippen Glasgow. |
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County of Lanark No.21 Parish of East Kilbride 7
[Written under spelling of Henlin]
" Lin, Lyn, Lynn, A cataract; as waterfall ;the pool into which water falls over a precipice; the pool beneath a cataract; the face of a precipice; A chrubbly raoine ???".
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ROSEBANK |
Rosebank
Rosebank
Rosebank |
James Hall Tenant
Andrew Thomson Wester Busby
David Loudoun Whitehill |
010.14 |
A cottage occupied by James Hall and the property of Joseph Wakefield and Thomas Inglis Calico Printers |
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WESTER BUSBY |
Wester Busby
Wester Busby
Wester Busby |
Andrew Thomson Tenant
James Hall Rosebank
Rent Rect. [ Receipt] |
010.14 |
A farm house and offices occupied by Andrew Thomson and the property of Durham Kippen of Glasgow. |
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WHITEHILL |
Whitehill
Whitehill
Whitehill |
David Loudoun
Alexander Easter Busby
James Hall Rosebank
Rent Rect. [Receipt] |
010.14 |
A cottage occupied by the proprietor David Loudon. |
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WESTER KITTOCHSIDE |
Wester Kittochside |
Mr. William Reid Proprietor |
010.15 |
A farm house occupied by the proprietor Mr. William Reid. |
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Kittoch Bridge authorities quoted and described in Name Sheets of Carmunnock Parish |
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EAST ROGERTON |
East Rogerton
East Rogerton
East Rogerton |
James Wallace occr. [occupier]
Rent Rect.[Receipt]
Christopher Shearer Highfield |
010.16 |
A farmhouse occupied by James Wallace and the property of the Duke of Hamilton. |
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HIGH MAINS |
High Mains
High Mains
High Mains |
James Wallace East Rogerton
Robert Wallace occr.[ occupier]
Christopher Shearer Highflat |
010.16 |
A farmhouse occupied by Robert Wallace and the property of Miss Stuart of Torrance. |
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CAIRN (Site of) [East Rogerton] |
Cairn (site of)
Cairn ( site of) |
James Wallace East Rogerton
Christopher Shearer Highflat
Robert Wallace High Mains |
010.16 |
The present occupier of East Rogerton ( James Wallace ) pointed out on his farm the site of a cairn of which Mr. Ure in his History of Rutherglen and Kilbride gives the following account { Learned paper } |
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CAIRN (site of) |
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Cairn ( site of ) continued
" In the bottom of a very small Cairn which, in 1789 was annihilated in the lands of East Rogertoun the property of His Grace the Duke of Hamilton, were found five urns, not of the ordinary shape. They were about 18 inches high, 6 wide at the one end and 4 at the other, both ends were open, they were said by the Workmen to be glazed and ornamented with flowers, and narrower at the middle than at either end. They stood upon smooth stones distant from each other about third? Of a yard and placed in a circular form. The top of each urn was covered with a thin piece of stone. They were all totally destroyed by the rustic laborers, so that not a fragment was preserved."
This cairn was on a slight eminence about 15 chains N. E. [North East] of the farm house called East Rogerton. |
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ALLERS |
Allers
Allers |
James Craig Brankamhall
Hugh McGregor occr. [occupier] |
011.14 |
A farm house in the occupation of Hugh McGregor. James Craig of Brankhamhall is Tenant and Sir William Maxwell of Calderwood Castle proprietor. |
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BRIDGE MILL (Dyewood) |
Bridge Mill
Bridge Mill
Bridge Mill |
James Craig Brankhamhall
Hugh McGregor Allers
James Clark Esqr. Crossbasket |
011.14 |
This was formerly a Corn Mill it is now used to grind wood for dyeing. James Clark Esqr. of Crossbasket is proprietor. |
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TOWER [Crossbasket] |
Crossbasket
Crossbasket
Crossbasket |
James Clark Esqr.
James Craig Brankamhall
Hugh McGregor Allers |
011.15 |
This is the Residence of the Proprietor James Clark Esqr. |
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Tower. " The Tower of Crossbasket, an ancient possesion of the Lindsays, stood on the Calder in the neighborhood of Blantyre - It derived its name from
a Cross which stood at a small distance from the Tower in the lands of Basket." "Origines Parochials Scotia."
"The greater part of Crossbasket is modern" New Statistical Account |
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BUSBY PRINTWORKS |
Busby Printworks
Busby Print Works |
James Hall Manager of the Works
James Young Busby
Andrew Thomson Busby |
016.02 |
These are extensive Calico Printworks occupied by Joseph Wakefield and Thomas Inglis and the property of Durham Kippen Glasgow. |
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BUSBYSIDE |
Busbyside |
William Smith
Andrew Thomson Busby
James Hall Rosebank |
016.02 |
A farm house and offices occupied by Smith Tenant and the property of Durham Kippen Glasgow. |
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THORNTONHALL BURN |
Thorntonhall Burn
Thorntonhall Burn
Thorntonhall Burn |
Mr. Osburn Thorntonhall
William Wilson Thornton
Robert McAuley Bogton |
016.02 |
A small stream formed by the junction of two smaller ones near Southfield it flows in the White Cart. |
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KINGSKNOWE |
Kings Know
Kings Know
Kings Know
Kings Know |
Robert Osburn Esqr. Propr. Thorntonhall
John Greenhorn Braehead
Robert Reid Peelpark |
016.03 |
A cottage situated at Braehead occupied by the Proprietor James Clark, no reason can be assigned for giving it this name. |
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PEELPARK |
Peelpark
Peelpark
Peelpark |
Robert Reid Occupier
William Strang Westerfield
James Clark Kings-knowe |
016.03 |
A farm house occupied by the proprietor Robert Reid |
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THORNTONHALL |
Thorntonhall
Thorntonhall
Thorntonhall |
Robert Osburn Esqr. Propr. [Proprietor]
John Greenhorn Braehead
Robert Laigh Braehead |
016.03 |
The residence of Robert Osburn Esquire proprietor. |
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Kings Knowe " Know, Knowe, Knoue. A little hill, Adopted. See "Whiteknowe" Jamieson |
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BRAEHEAD |
Braehead
Braehead
Braehead |
Robert Osburn Thorntonhall
James Melvile Braehead
William Robertson Braehead |
016.03 |
A few scattered farm and Cottage Houses situated about 3 miles N.W. [north west] of the village of E. [East] Kilbride. |
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CADGERHILL |
Cadgerhill
Cadgerhill
Cadgerhill |
Robert Osburn Thorntonhall
John Riddele Cadgerhill
William Robertson Laigh Braehead |
016.03 |
Buildings occupied by Cottagers the property of Robert Osburn Thorntonhall. |
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LAIGH BRAEHEAD |
Laigh Braehead
Laigh Braehead
Laigh Braehead |
William Robertson Tenant
Rent Receipt
Robert Osburn Thorntonhall |
016.03 |
A farm house occupied by William Robertson and the property of John Boyd Kirkhill Mearns. |
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CASTLE HILL |
Castle Hill
Castle Hill
Castle Hill
Castle Hill |
James Strang Esqr. Peel Castle
David Reid "Peel"
Robert Reid "Peelpark"
Ure's History |
016.03 |
An eminence situated on the south side of Kittoch, about 20 chains N.W. [North West] of Peel Castle.
Mr. Ure, in his History of Rutherglen and Kilbride, says that an old Castle once stood on this hill, but when, or by whom built, not known. At present there are no visible remains of it, and that spot on which it stood is not known. |
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ROUGH HILL |
Rough Hill
Rough Hill
Rough Hill
Rough Hill
Rough Hill |
Robert Reid Peelpark
William Reid Wester Kittochside
John Reid Castlehill
Ure's History of Kilbride.
New Statistical Account- ?.800. |
016.03 |
A knoll situated onthe south side of Kittoch and also nearly of a place called Kittochside. It is supposed to be an ancient fortifi butwhen or by whom occupied is not known - See description of Castle Hill. |
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"On this are the remains of a building that measured 73 feet by 63. The ruins of this ancient structure, have, for a long time past supplied materials for the dykes and roads of the neighbourhood. It was built of freestone, but the stones do not appear to have been hewn. Some labourers, about 50 years ago, as they were collecting stones for the above mentioned purposes, discovered among the ruins a pretty large vault, on making this discovery, they were greatly elated with the hopes of finding a treasure, after the more diligent search, however, they found nothing but rubbish. In a few days the subterranean apartment which had been concealed for time immemorial was no more. It is probable that other vaults may lie buried in the ruins, as they have never been thoroughly ??
" This hill is now covered with wood; the spot where the building. "Ure's History
stood is not known. No trace of a building now appears on the surface". Information from ?..
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"In the neighbourhood of Kittochside, there were two ancient fortifications, referred to by Mr. Ure
They stood on two hills now know by the names of Castlehill and Rough-hill. The former is on the north, and the latter to the south of Kittoch; the distance between them is about 200 yards. They have been so well described by Mr. Ure, that it is unnecessary to say more here regarding them, where that since his times the Castle-hill has been covered with trees, and that none of the stones remain on Rough-hill.
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CASTLEHILL |
Castlehill
Castlehill
Castlehill |
John Graham Kittochside
William Reid Kittochside
John Reid occupier |
016.03 |
A good farm house occupied by the proprietor John Reid. This house takes its name from an eminence not far from the house, also called CastleHill |
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KITTOCHSIDE |
Kittochside
Kittochside
Kittochside |
John Graham Kittochside
William Reid Kittochside
John Reid Castlehill |
016.03 |
A few farm houses and some cottages situated about 2 miles N. W. [North West] of the village of East Kilbride Messers William and John Reid , John Graham are the chief proprietors. |
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PHILIPSHILL MILL (Corn) |
Phillipshill Mill (Corn)
Phillipshill Mill (Corn) |
Andrew Wilson Tenant
Rent Rect. [Receipt]
William Strang Westerfield |
016.03 |
A Corn Mill occupied by Andrew Wilson and the property of Patrick Hamilton Cheshire England. |
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CASTLEGLEN WORKS |
Castleglen Starch and Gum Works
Castleglen Starch and Gum Works
Castleglen Starch and Gum Works |
John Young Proprietor
James Strang Peel Castle
John Reid Castlehill |
016.03 |
The works are situated near Kittochside occupied by John Young and James Strang, John Young is proprietor, considerable quantities of starch and gum are manufactured here from Potatoes and Wheat and chiefly used in printing cloth. |
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PHILIPSHILL |
Philipshill
Philipshill
Philipshill |
Archibald Dougall Tenant
"Tack"
William Strang Westerfield |
016.03 |
A farm house occupied by Archibald Dougall and the property Allan Pollock Esqr. Broom
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BYSTONE |
Bystone
Bystone
Bystone |
David Reid Peel
Rent Rect. [Receipt]
William Smith Busbyside |
016.03 |
A range of Buildings occupied by cottagers and the property of William Smith of Busbyside. |
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PEEL |
Peel
Peel
Peel |
David Reid Tenant
Rent Receipt
William Strang Westerfield |
016.03 |
A farm house occupied by David Reid and the property of the Misses Muir Liverpool. |
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PEEL CASTLE |
Peel Castle
Peel Castle
Peel Castle
The Peel
The Peel
("Peel" County Maps)
"The House of Peel" |
James Strang Esqr. occupier
David Reid, Peel
William Smith Busbyside
Robert Reid, Peelpark
Ure's History of Rutherglen and Kilbride
New Statistical Account |
016.03 |
Mr. Ure in his History of Rutherglen and Kilbride says, " The Peel which stands on the south bank of Kittoch, is justly entitled to a place among the ancient buildings of Kilbride. The most considerable part of the present edifice was built near two centuries ago, since that time, it has received some additions which contribute greatly to the beauty of the place."
This building is now known by the names " The Peel" and "Peel Castle", the former means a place of the Strength and seems to be an ancient name. It is in good repair, occupied by James Strang Esqr. and the property of the Misses Muir Liverpool. |
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Peel Castle is tautology to be avoided if possible and as the Building is also known as "The Peel" this latter designation is preferable. J. B Capt. [Captain] O. S.[ Ordnance Survey]
" Peel, A place of strength, A fool." Jamieson |
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CASTLE HILL |
Castlehill
Castle Hill
Castle Hill
Castle Hill
Castle Hill |
William Smith Busbyside
James Strang Peel Castle
William Reid Wester Kittochside
Robert Reid Peelpark
New Statistical Account. ?.800 |
016.03 |
A considerable mound of earth evidently formed for military purposes, it is situated on the North side of Kittoch and about 7 chains from Rough Hill.
The following is copied from Mr. Ure's History of Rutherglen and Kilbride.
" When or by whom these hills (Castle Hill and Rough Hill) were occupied as places of strength cannot easily be discovered. Tradition says they were built by the Romans, but, their elliptical form seems to put a negative upon that report, nor is it certain but that both of them belonged to the same fortification. This is the more probable as there are no remains of building on the Castlehill which might be used as an exploratory mount or Pretorium" See description of Rough Hill |
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WESTERFIELD |
Westerfield
Westerfield
Westerfield |
William Strang occupier
David Reid Peel
Rent Rect. [Receipt] |
016.03 |
A farm house occupied by William Strang and the property of William Reid Esquire of Kittochside. |
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"Castle Hill and Rough Hill on opposite sides of the Kittoch on the sites of very ancient Castles or Forts." Origines Parochiales Scotiae
This mound, as well as Rough Hill is in my opinion a natural feature. [LG? Captain O. S] |
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MAINS CASTLE (In Ruins) |
Mains Castle (in ruins)
Mains Castle
Mains Castle |
James Wallace East Rogerton
David Leggat
Mathew Leggat Arrots hole Stuartfield |
016.04 |
The following is Mr. Ures description of Mains Castle in his history of Kilbride Parish. " This extensive Habitation of a rich and powerful Family is situated about a mile north of the Kirk - and is wholly in ruins except the Tower which is pretty entire. This like the abodes of the great in former times appears to have been built for defence it is 56 feet high 37 long and 27 broad. At the west end is a dark and dismal vault which seems to have been used as a prison. The wall near the ground is 6 feet in thickness the windows extremely narrow and irregularly placed. This Tower was habitable till about 70 years ago when the roof was taken off to procure slates for some office houses at Torrance it was surrounded by a deep fossa which is yet visible. The chief entry was by a narrow draw bridge on the east and strongly guarded by a beautiful arched gate over which was placed a stone |
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Mains Castle (continued)
continued from foregoing page.
- having the Arms of Scotland cut upon it. This stone was about 50 years ago removed to Torrance by order of Col. [ Colonel] Stuart and placed in the front of the house above the chief entry. The old and probably the first edifice of the Mains stood about 70 yards north of the Tower and is now lying in ruins. The fossa within which it was enclosed is more perfect and much larger than the one round the Castle Tower. An aged Yew which stands a few yards to the S.E. [South East] of the Mains is the only tree worthy of notice about the place. The Castle, the age of which is unknown, was probably built by the Cummins before the reign of King Robert the Bruce, at that period nearly 2/3 of the lands of Kilbride belonged to that powerful family but the whole was forfeited by the treachery of John Cummin whom Bruce killed at Dumfries. They were afterwards given to John Lindsay of Dunrode successor to James Lindsay who assisted the King in Killing the Traitor. The family prefering the Mains to Dunrode their ancient family seat near Gourock took up their residence in Kilbride. They flourished in great wealth and splendour till little more than a century ago when the estate was sold to pay the debt which the extravagance of the owner forced him to contract." - Mr. Ure published his History about the year 1793 . The Tower or Castle as it is called which he described is yet standing but the fosse which surrounded it cannot be traced nor are there any traces of the draw-bridge or gate which he mentions. There is an ancient yew tree yet standing at about 3 chains from the Castle and nearly east of it. It is much decayed and is the only tree of the kind near the place. The more ancient building which he describes as being in a heap of ruins is totally removed the foundations can be easliy traced and a double fosse is visible and well defined on the north and east. |
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CAIRN (Site of) [Law Knowe] |
Site of Cairn
Site of Cairn
Site of Cairn |
James Wallace East Rogerton
Andrew Struthers West Rogerton
James Coats Eastend |
016.04 |
On the summit of Law Knowe was formerly a cairn composed of small stones - Mr. Ure in his history of Kilbride says, that, it had at the bottom a circle of Flags set on edge, not perpendicular but sloping a little outwards and between 8 and 10 feet in diameter. The cairn is now entirely removed and the hill cultivated. Mr. Ure says - contd. [continued] |
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LAIGH MAINS |
Laigh Mains
Laigh Mains
Laigh Mains |
James Wallace East Rogerton
Andrew Struthers West Rogerton
James Coats Eastend |
016.04 |
A farm house occupied by John Wallace and the property of Miss Stuart of Torrance |
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LAW KNOWE |
Lawknowe
Law Knowe
Law Knowe
Law Knowe |
New Stat. Accts. [New Statistical Accounts]
James Wallace East Rogerton
Andrew Struthers West Rogerton
James Coats Eastend |
016.04 |
A small hill near Laigh Mains on which was formerly a cairn which is now entirely removed.
The stones of which it was formed were used by farmers for fencing and drains |
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"Laigh, Layche, Low in situation"
"Laigh, Laich, a hollow; a flat of low-lying ground" Jamieson
"Law. A designation given to many hills or mounts whether natural or artificial."
"Know , Knowe, Knoue , a little hill." Jameson
"The remains of a Cairn was to be seenin Mr. Ure's time at Lawknowe, near Mains Castle. It has now entirely disappeared" - New Stat. Accts [New Statistical Accounts] Page 891 |
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STUARTFIELD |
Stuartfield
Stuartfield
Stuartfield |
Matthew Leggat occupier
David Leggat Arrots hole
James Wallace East Rogerton |
016.04 |
A farm house occupied by Matthew Leggat and the property of Miss Stuart of Torrance |
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Site of Cairn Matthew Leggat Stonefield
Site of Cairn David Leggat Arrots hole
Site Of Cairn James Wallace East Rogerton
[Description] Continued from the foregoing page.
- that Cairns or Barrows like that which was on Law Know are rarely met with, it is now more than 50 years since this Cairn was wholly removed, itcontained an urn, but no person in the neighbourhood can describe either the urn or its contents. |
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COLLEGE MILTON |
College Milton
College Milton
College Milton |
David Leggat Arrots hole
Rent Rect. [Receipt]
Mrs. Hood occupier |
016.04 |
A farm house occupied by Mrs. Hood it belongs to Glasgow College. |
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HAWBANK |
Hawbank
Hawbank
Hawbank |
Rent Receipt
Mrs. Allison occupier
David Leggat Arrots hole |
016.04 |
A farm house occd. [occupied] by Mrs Allison it belongs to Glasgow College. |
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KITTOCH WATER |
Kittoch
Kittoch
Kittoch
Kittoch Water
The Kittoch
Kittoch Burn |
David Leggat Arrots hole
Ure's History of Kilbride
James Coats Eastend
Johnston's County Map
New Statistical Account.
Estate Plan of Busby - see Name Sheets of Carmunnock Parish for Kittoch Water |
016.03 |
A small stream rising in the Parish of East Kilbride and running into the White Cart near Busbie. |
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"Haw, Haave, Azure, or a colour between blue and green. " Jameson |
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BURNBRAE |
Burnbrae
Burnbrae
Burnbrae |
Thomas Kirkwood occupier
David Leggat Arrots hole
Matthew Leggat Stuartfield |
016.04 |
A house to which a small quantity of land is attached occupied by Thomas Kirkwood and the property of Mr. D? Graham |
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SPRINGBANK |
Springbank
Springbank
Springbank |
Mrs Hood of Springbank
Matthew Leggat Stuartfield
David Leggat Arrots hole |
016.04 |
A farm house belonging to and occupied by Mrs. Hood. |
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SPRINGBANK TILE WORKS |
Springbank Tile Works Springbank Tile Works Springbank Tile Works |
Mrs Hood , Springbank Matthew Leggat Stuartfield David Leggat Arrotshole |
006.16 |
These works are situated a short distance west of the village of East Kilbride and belong to Mrs. Hood of Springbank |
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MARKET HILL |
Market Hill
Market Hill
Market Hill |
Andrew Anderson E. [East] Kilbride
Gavin Thomson East Kilbride
Hugh Begg East kilbride |
016.04 |
This is an eminence about 14 chains north of the village of East Kilbride, it got the name from a market being held on it at a time the plague raged in Glasgow. The neighbouring farmers afraid of catching the infection would not venture nearerto the City withtheir marketable goods which caused the inhabitants of Glasgow to resort to this temporary market, which was held twice a week, this gave rise to the name which still continues. |
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MARKETHILL |
Markethill
Markethill
Markethill |
Andrew Anderson E. [East] Kilbride
Gavin Thomson East Kilbride
Hugh Begg East Kilbride |
016.04 |
A small farm house situated on an eminence a short distance north of the village of East Kilbride. This hill is also called Market Hill from a market being held on it in former times. |
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KNOCKLEGOIL |
Knocklegoil
Knocklegoil
Knocklegoil |
Ure's History of East Kilbride
Mr. Gavin Thomson East Kilbride
Peter McLelland East Kilbride |
016.04 |
A small knole about 3 chains south of Limekills the residence of P. Graham Barns Esqr. The following is copied from Ure's Hist.[ History] of East Kilbride.
" Knocklegoil the former name of Limekilns and probably the modern pronunciation of the Gaelic Knockillgoile. ( The hill where foreigners are buried ) was perhaps the largest mound in the Parish it was composed of some stones and cart loads of stones which on several occasions answered the purpose of a quarry, but the remains of this large collection were all carried away about 50 years ago a few urns nearly filled with earth and bones was all the treasure it contained and were by the incursions workmen defiled? to destruction" |
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LIMEKILNS |
Limekills
Limekills
Limekilns
Limekilns |
Patrick Graham Barns Esqr. Propr. [Proprietor]
Valuation Roll
Ures History
Andrew Anderson East Kilbride |
016.04 |
Theis is the residence of P. Graham Esqr. it is situated nearly half a mile north west of the village of East Kilbride. |
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AUBURN COTTAGE |
Auburn Cottage
Auburn Cottage
Auburn Cottage |
Andrew Anderson East Kilbride
Gavin Thomson East kilbride
Hugh Begg East Kilbride |
016.04 |
A neat cottage built by subscription for the use of the Parish Teacher it is in the hands of Trustees who can dispossess the Teacher whenever they think proper. |
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P.H. [Torrance Inn, East Kilbride] |
Torrance Inn
Torrance Inn
Torrance Inn |
William Cristie occupier
Gavin Thomson East Kilbride
Andrew Anderson East kilbride |
016.04 |
A Public House situated in the northern part of the village of East Kilbride occupied by William Cristie and the property of Miss Stuart of Torrance. |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [East Kilbride] |
U. P. [United Presbyterian] Church
U. P. [United Presbyterian] Church
U. P. [United Presbyterian] Church |
Gavin Thomson East Kilbride
Hugh Begg East Kilbride
Andrew Anderson |
016.04 |
This church is situated in the western part of the vllage of East Kilbride and is calculated to contain about 600 persons it was erected about 60 years ago. The Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Bonnar is the present minister |
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KIRKTONHOLM |
Kirktonholm
Kirktonholm
Kirktonholm
Kirktounholm
Kirktounholm |
Valuation Roll
Andrew Anderson East Kilbride
Gavin Thomson East Kilbride
Ure's History of Kilbride |
016.04 |
A large building situated about 9 chains west of the village of East Kilbride and the property of Sir Thomas M. Cunningham Baronet, it is now occupied by cottagers. |
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MANSE [U.P., East Kilbride] |
Manse
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Hugh Begg E. [East] Kilbride
Patrick Shaw East Kilbride
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Bonnar |
016.04 |
This manse belongs to the U. P. [United Presbyterian ] Church and is occupied by the Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Bonnar. |
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ARROTSHOLE |
Arrotshole
Arrotshole
Arrotshole |
David Leggat occupier
James Coats Eastend
James Coats Dykehead |
016.04 |
A farm house occupied by David Leggat and the property of the College of Glasgow. |
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DIKEHEAD |
Dykehead
Dykehead
Dykehead
Dikehead |
James Coats Dykehead
James Coats Eastend
David Leggat Arrotshole |
016.04 |
Two farm houses, one occupied by James Coats who is proprietor of the house occupied by him the other is occupied by Mrs. Wallace and the property of Mr. Hozier of Glasgow |
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EASTEND |
East-end
East-end
East-end |
James Coats Eastend
James Coats Dykehead
David Leggat Arrotshole |
016.04 |
A farm house and range of Cottages situated at Kittochside the farm house is occupied by the proprietor James Coats, the cottages belong to James Coats of Dykehead and James Coats of Eastend. |
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County of Lanark -- Parish of East Kilbride
" Dike, Dyk, A wall whether of turf or stone. Jamieson
Adopted. According to the orthography used on this Ordnance Survey. |
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WELLS |
Wells
Wells
Wells |
William Scott occupier
James Coats Eastend
David Leggat Arrotshole |
014.40 |
A house having a few acres of Ground attached occd. [occupied] by William Scott and the property of P. Graham Esqr. of Limekill. |
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BOGTON |
Bogton
Bogton
Bogton |
Robert McAuley Tenant
Alexander Wilson Cross
Rent Receipt |
016.07 |
A farm house occupied by Robert McAuley and the proert of Patrick Graham Barns Esqr. of Limekills |
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HAIRMYRES |
Hairmyres
Hairmyres
Hairmyres
Hairmyres |
William McAuley Tenant
Rent Rect. [Receipt]
Alexander Wilson Cross
Meikleham's ??ide Map |
016.07 |
A farm house occupied by William McAuley and the property of William Forrest esqr. of Treesbank. |
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HAYHILL |
Hayhill
Hayhill
Hayhill |
Rent Receipt
WilliamWilson Thornton
Robert McAuley Bogton |
016.07 |
A farm house occupied by Mrs. Wilson and the property of Hugh McAlston Dalry Ayrshire |
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CROSS [a farm] |
Cross
Cross
Cross |
Alex Wilson occupier
Robert Osburn Thorntonhall
Robert McAuley Bogton |
016.07 |
A farmhouse occupied by the proprietor Alex Wilson. |
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SOUTHFIELD |
Southfield |
Alex Wilson Cross |
016.07 |
A house occupied by cottagers and the property of Alex Wilson of Cross. |
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THORNTON |
Thornton
Thornton
Thornton |
William Wilson Tenant
Alex Wilson Cross
Robert Osburn Thorntonhall |
011.07 |
A farm house occupied by William Wilson and the property of Alex Wilson Esqr. of Cross. |
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GARDENHALL |
Gardenhall
Gardenhall
Gardenhall |
James Pollock Tenant
William Park Lawmuir
Alexander Wilson Cross |
016.07 |
A small farm house occupied by James Pollock and the property of Thomas Allan Glasgow. |
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LAWMUIR |
Lawmuir
Lawmuir
Lawmuir |
William Jack Lawmuir
George Barr Gill
Alex Wilson Cross |
016.07 |
A Mansion and a farm house the former occupied by John Stuart Wine Merchant and the latter by William Park. William Forrest Esqr. of Treesbanks is proprietor. |
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BAIRDSTON |
Bairdston
Bairdston
Bairdston |
James Rennie Bairdston
William Park Lawmuir
Alexander Wilson Cross |
016.07 |
A few houses situated on the road between E.[East] Kilbride and Eaglesham. The property of William Forrest of Treesbanks. |
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GILL |
Gill
Gill
Gill |
Rent Receipt
George Barr Tenant
Robert McAuley Bogton |
016.07 |
A farm house occupied by George Barr and the property of Alexander Alston. Eaglesham. |
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BURNBRAE |
Burnbrae
Burnbrae
Burnbrae |
John Patterson proprietor
Robert Fleming East Milton
Alexander Scott Murrayhill |
016.08 |
A small farm house occupied by the propr. [Proprietor] John Patterson |
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EAST MILTON |
East Milton
East Milton
East Milton |
Robert Fleming proprietor
James Cairns Over Milton
Alexander Scott Murrayhill |
016.08 |
A farm house occupied by the proprietor Robert Fleming. |
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OVER MILTON |
Over Milton
Over Milton
Over Milton |
James Cairns Proprietor
Robert Fleming East Milton
Alexander Scott Murrayhill |
016.08 |
A farm house occupied by James Cairns who is also the proprietor |
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LITTLE DUNCANRIG |
Little Duncanrig
Little Duncanrig
Little Duncanrig |
John Young Duncanrig
Alexander Young Duncanrig
James Cairns Over Milton |
016.08 |
A building now occupied by cottagers and the property of William Pollock of Titwood. |
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MURRAYHILL |
Murrayhill
Murrayhill
Murrayhill |
Alexander Scott Murrayhill
John Watson Righead
James Cairns Over Milton |
016.08 |
A farm house the property of Miss Stuart of Torrance. John Watson of Righead is Tenant. Alexander Scott is under Tenant and occupier. |
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ANN'S LODGE |
Ann's Lodge Ann's Lodge Ann's Lodge |
Gavin Thomson Propr. [Proprietor] Alexander Young Duncanrig James Cairns Over Milton |
016.08 |
A house situated in the village of East Kilbride the property of the occupier Gavin Thomson |
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BROUSTERLAND |
Brousterland
Brousterland
Brousterland |
Valuation Roll
Patrick Shaw East Kilbride
John Watson Righead |
016.08 |
A House situated near the village of East Kilbride the property of George Espie of Wharton Place Edinburgh. |
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DUNCANRIG |
Duncanrig
Duncanrig
Duncanrig |
John Young Duncanrig
Alexander Young Duncanrig
John Patterson Burnbrae |
016.08 |
A farm house occupied by John and Alexander Young and the property of William Pollock of Titwood. |
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RIGHEAD |
Righead
Righead
Righead |
John Watson occupier
Patrick Shaw East Kilbride
John Patterson Burnbrae |
016.08 |
A farm house occupied by John Watson and the property of Miss Stuart of Torrance. |
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CHURCH [East Kilbride] |
Church (Parish)
Church (Parish) |
Patrick Shaw East Kilbride
John Patterson Rosemound
George Rae Cleughearn Lodge |
016.08 |
The Parish Church is situated in the southern extent of the village, it was erected in the year 1774 on the site of a former one , it containsabout 1000 sittings. Reverend William Carrick is the present minister. |
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P.H. [Star Inn, East Kilbride] |
Star Inn
Star Inn |
Patrick Shaw East Kilbride
John Patterson Rosemound
Mrs. Cook Star Inn |
016.08 |
A Public House situated in the Village of East Kilbride occupied by Mrs. Cook. |
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Church on the ruins of "St Brides Church" ( in German text) The ancient Church of Kilbride was dedicated to St. Brigid and which was dedicated to St. Bridget and thence named Cil. Brighid which is pronounced Kilbride, and signifies the church of St. Bride" ---- The Parish Church was built in 1774 when the part of the old church which supported the belfry was allowed to remain, and now the purpose of a steeple. Chalmers.
"The Church dedicated to St.Bridget" ---. Origines Parchiales Scotie.
[Entry for Kittoch crossed out and the following note in margin]
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EAST KILBRIDE [village] |
East Kilbride
East Kilbride
East Kilbride
East Kilbride
East Kilbride |
Patrick Shaw East Kilbride
John Watson Righead
John Young Duncanrig
Chalmer's Caledonia
New Stat. [Statistical] Account |
016.08 |
A small village situated about 71/2 miles south of Glasgow and 6 west of Hamilton. It was constituted a Burgh of Barony in the reign of Queen Anne, by the grant, the inhabitants are empowered to hold a weekly market on Tuesday besides 4 fairs in the year. The market is not now held, nor are the fairs except one which is held on the 2nd Thursday of June the fair is held on what is now called the high common outside the Town. This fair is not now so well attended as formerly and but little exposed for sale except sheep. |
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EAST NETHERTON |
East Netherton
East Netherton
East Netherton |
Andrew Shaw occpr.[occupier]
John Watson Righead
John Patterson Burnbrae |
016.08 |
A farm house occupied by Andrew Shaw and the property of John Cunningham. |
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HEADHOUSE |
Headhouse
Headhouse
Headhouse |
Andrew Shaw East Netherton
John Watson Righead
John Patterson Burnbrae |
016.08 |
This is a farm house. John Watson of Righead is Tenant Miss Stuart of Torrance is owner. |
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GILL BURN |
Gill Burn
Gill Burn
Gill Burn |
James Yuill Newlands
Robert Steven Newlands
James Shaw Cross house |
016.11 |
A small stream which has its source about 16 chains N. E. [North East] of Newlands, it runs into the White Cart. |
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NEWLANDS |
Newlands
Newlands
Newlands |
James Yuill occupier
Robert Steven occr.[occupier]
James Shaw Cross House |
016.11 |
Two farm houses occupied by the proprietors James Yuill and Robert Steven. |
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NORTH CRAIGHALL |
North Craighsll
North Craighall
North Craighall |
Colin Reid Esqr. Lawside
John Lindsay South Craighall
James Yuill Newlands |
016.11 |
A farm house in the occupstion of the proprietor Colin Reid Esqr. |
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NORTH ALLERTON |
North Allerton
North Allerton
North Allerton |
Robert Muirhead Tenant
John Lindsay South Craigton
James Yuill Newlands |
016.11 |
A farm house occupied by Robert Muirhead and the property of Sir William Maxwell Bart. [Baronet] |
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SOUTH CRAIGHALL |
South Craighall
South Craighall
South Craighall |
"Tack"
John Lindsay Tenant
Robert Steven Newlands |
016.11 |
A farm house occupied by John Lindsay and the property of John Clark Kirklands in Strathavon. |
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JACKTON |
Jackton
Jackton
Jackton |
Colin Reid Lawside
John Lindsay South Craighall
Thomas Prentice Westend
County Maps ?? |
016.11 |
The name applies to some scattered houses occupied by cottagers and situated about 21/2 miles S. W. [South West] of the village of East Kilbride. |
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LITTLEPARK |
Littlepark
Littlepark
Littlepark |
Thomas Prentice Westend
Colin Reid Lawside
John Munro Jackton |
016.11 |
A small farm house occupied by James Paterson and the property of Mrs Pollock of Littlepark. |
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WESTEND |
Westend
Westend
Westend |
Rent Receipt
Thomas Prentice Tenant
Colin Reid Lawside |
016.11 |
A farmhouse occupied by Thomas Prentice and the property of Joseph Hutchison Woodside |
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LAWSIDE |
Lawside
Lawside
Lawside |
Colin Reid occr. [occupier]
John Lindsay South Craighall
Thomas Prentice Westend |
016.11 |
A farmhouse occupied by proprietor Colin Reid |
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MOSSNEUK |
Mossneuk
Mossneuk
Mossneuk |
" Tack"
David Leggat Tenant
Colin Reid Lawside |
016.11 |
A farmhouse occupied by David Leggat and the property of William Forrest of Treesbanks. |
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NEWHOUSE |
Newhouse
Newhouse
Newhouse |
Wellesley Robertson occr. [occupier]
John Clark Kirkland Strathavon
Colin Reid Lawside |
016.11 |
A farmhouse in the occupation of Wellesley Robertson and the property of John Clark of Strathavon |
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" Law. A designation given to many hills or mounts" Jameson
"Neuk. A corner; the extemity of anything; the utmost corner " Jameson |
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LICKPRIVICK CASTLE (Site of) |
Lickprivick Castle (site of )
Lickprivick Castle (site of) |
Arthur Gilmour South Pickprivick
William Torrance North Pickprivick
Peter Ballantyne Newlandsmuir
New Statistical Account |
016.12 |
Mr. Ure in his history of Kilbride and Rutherglen published in 1793 gives the following acct. [account] of Pickprivick Castle.
" The Mansion- house or Castle of Pickprivick had once been no contemptible building. It was constructed like the houses of the great during the feudal system, with Towers, battlements etc. The whole was about 60 years ago reduced to ruins and nothing now remains but but some searched? rubbish. Not far from the building is an artificial mound of earth which continues pretty entire, it is about 14 feet in height."
This mound is still entire and from it can be seen Mains Castle near Kilbride, but there are no visible remains of the Castle. |
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MOUND [nr Lickprivick Castle (site)] |
Mound |
N. S. Acct p. 891
[New Statistical Account page 891] |
016.12 |
[see entry for Lickprivick Castle and extra info] |
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NEWLANDMUIR |
Newlandmuir
Newlandmuir
Newlandmuir
Newlandmuir |
Peter Ballantyne occr. [ occupier ]
Forrest's County Map
Johnson's County Map
Valuation Roll |
016.11 |
A farmhouse occupied by Peter Ballantyne and the property of John McAusland Bloomvale Glasgow |
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" A mound of earth which is said to mark the residence of the family of Lickprivick starts about 11/2 miles to the south of the village of East Kilbride"
"Origines Parochiales Scotiae" |
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NORTH LICKPRIVICK |
North Lickprivick
North Lickprivick |
William Torrance occr. [occupier]
Arthur Gilmour South Lickprivick
Peter Ballantyne Newlandmuir |
016.11 |
A farmhouse occupied by William Torrance and the property of John Cunningham of Pollockshields. |
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SOUTH LICKPRIVICK |
South Lickprivick
South Lickprivick
South Lickprivick |
Arthur Gilmour occr. [ occupier]
William Torrance North Lickprivick
Peter Ballantyne Newlandmuir |
016.12 |
A farmhouse occupied by Arthur Gilmour and the property of John Cunningham of Pollockshields. |
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WEST NETHERTON |
West Netherton
West Netherton
West Netherton |
Andrew Ballantyne occr. [ occupier]
William Torrance North Lickprivick
Peter Ballantyne Newlandmuir |
016.12 |
A farmhouse occupied by Andrew Ballantyne and the property of John Cunningham of Pollockshields. |
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WHITEKNOWE |
Whiteknowe
White Knowe |
William Armour Rangerhouse
Thomas Shearer Whitehills
Peter Ballantyne Newlandmuir
Meikleham's Map of the Country round Glasgow |
016.12 |
A cottage occupied by a laborer it is situated in one of the Shiells' farms and belongs to the same proprietor. |
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"Know Knowe, Knone, a little hill" Jameson |
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GREENHILLS |
Greenhills
Greenhills
Greenhills |
James Scott occr. [occupier]
Andrew Ballantyne West Netherton
Arthur Gilmour South Lickprivick |
016.12 |
A farmhouse occupied by James Scott and the property of Sir William Maxwell Baronet. |
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RANGERHOUSE |
Rangerhouse
Rangerhouse
Rangerhouse |
William Armour occr. [ occupier]
Thomas Shearer Whitehills
Arthur Gilmour South Lickprivick |
016.12 |
A farm house occupied by William Armour and the property of Miss Stuart of Torrance. |
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WHITEHILLS |
Whitehills
Whitehills
Whitehills |
James Coats Eastend Kittochside
Thomas Shearer occr. [ occupier]
Arthur Gilmour South Lickprivick |
016.12 |
A farmhouse occupied by Thomas Shearer and the property of James Coats Eastend Kittochside. |
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ALLERTON |
Allerton
Allerton
Allerton |
John Muirhead Tenant
James Strang Millhouse
Andrew Patterson Laigh Huntslawrig |
016.15 |
A farmhouse occupied by John Muirhead and the property of Sir William Maxwell Baronet, Calderwood Castle. |
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CRAIG MILL (Corn) |
Craig Mill (corn)
Craig Mill (corn) |
Allan Steven Propr. [ Proprietor]
James Strang Millhouse
Andrew Patterson Laigh Huntslawrig |
016.15 |
A Corn mill having steam and water power but chiefly worked by the latter, it is in the occupation of the proprietor Allan Steven. |
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MILLHOUSE |
Millhouse
Millhouse
Millhouse |
James Strang Propr. [ Proprietor]
Andrew Patterson Laigh Huntslawrig
John Muirhead Allerton |
016.15 |
A farm house occupied by the proprietor James Strang. |
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GREENBANK |
Greenbank
Greenbank
Greenbank |
Simeon Brown Propr.[ Proprietor]
James Strang Millhouse
William Russell Bellabout |
016.15 |
A house occupied by the proprietor Simeon Brown. |
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WHITE CART WATER |
White Cart
White Cart
White Cart |
James Strang Millhouse
William Russell Bellabout
Alexander Shearer Bellabout |
016.15 |
This stream is called from the junction of two streams between Craig Mill and Greenbank and about 111/2 chains from the latter place, to its junction with Clyde below Inshinan Bridge. It passes by Busbie and Paisley and receiving in its course several small streams. |
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White Cart Water See Name Sheets of the other parishes through which this stream passes. |
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AULDHOUSE |
Auldhouse
Auldhouse
Auldhouse |
William Strang Auldhouse
Andrew Strang Causeyhead
James Young Claddengreen |
016.16 |
A small village situated about 3 miles S.W. [South West] of East Kilbride. |
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CAUSEYHEAD |
Causeyhead
Causeyhead
Causeyhead |
Andrew Strang Propr. [ Proprietor]
William Strang Auldhouse
James Young Claddengreen |
016.16 |
A farmhouse occupied by the proprietor Andrew Strang |
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CLADDENGREEN |
Claddengreen
Claddengreen
Claddengreen |
James Young Propr [Proprietor]
Christopher Strang Shieldburn
James Strachan Curlingmire |
016.16 |
A farmhouse occupied by the proprietor. |
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BURNHOUSE |
Burnhouse
Burnhouse
Burnhouse |
John McNeil Tenant
Andrew Strang Causeyhead
William Strang Auldhouse |
016.16 |
A farmhouse occupied by John McNeil and the property of Robert Steel , Browncastle |
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CROSSHILL |
Crosshill
Crosshill
Crosshill |
Arthur Gilmour
John Coats
Andrew Strang Causeyfoot |
016.16 |
Two farmhouses, one occupied by the proprietor Arthur Gilmour, the other by John Coats and the property of James Coats, Eastend |
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EAST FIELDHEAD |
East Fieldhead
East Fieldhead
East Fieldhead |
Andrew Fleming Tenant
James Young Claddengreen
William Strang Auldhouse |
016.16 |
A house occupied by Andrew Fleming and the property of Hugh Gilmour of Fieldhead. |
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DIKENEUK |
Dykeneuk
Dykeneuk
Dykeneuk |
John Young Tenant
William Watt Lockhartshields
John Mann Tenant |
016.16 |
A farmhouse occupied by John Young and the property of Revd. [Reverend] John Park of Cadder. |
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LOCKHARTSHIELDS |
Lockhartshields
Lockhartshields |
William Watt's Title Deeds
William Watt Proprietor |
016.16 |
A farmhouse occupied by the Proprietor Mr. William Watt |
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SHIELLS |
Shiells
Shiells
Shiells |
Rent Receipts
John Nichol Tenant
John Mann Tenant |
016.16 |
Two farmhouses, one occupied by John Nichol the other by John Mann both are the property of Robert Malcolm Kerr Glasgow |
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"Neuk. A corner, the extremity of anything; the utmost corner" Jameson
Dikeneuk Adopted according to Orthography used on this Ordnance Survey. |
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BENTHALL |
Benthall
Benthall
Benthall |
Alexander Crawford Tenant
John Young Dykeneuk
William Watt Lockhartshields |
016.16 |
A farm house occupied by Alexander Crawford and the property of John Marshall |
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CURLINGMIRE |
Curlingmire
Curlingmire
Curlingmire |
"Jack" or Lease
James Strachan
John Nichol Shiells |
016.16 |
A farmhouse occupied by James Strachan and the property of William Brown Helensburgh. |
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SHIELDBURN |
Shieldburn
Shieldburn
Shieldburn |
Christopher Strang Tenant
James Young Claddengreen
James Strachan Curlingmire |
016.16 |
A farmhouse occupied by Christopher Strang and the property of Patrick Graham Barns. [Baronet] Esqr. Limekilns. |
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CROFTHEAD (In Ruins) |
Crofthead (in Ruins) |
Rent Rect. [ Receipt]
John Mann Shiells
John Nichol Shiells |
016.16 |
This was once a small farmhouse it is now in Ruins and the lands on which it is situated occupied by John Mann of Shiells. |
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MUNGO'S WELL |
Mungo's Well
Mungo's Well
Mungo's Well |
Andrew Strang, "Auldhouse"
William Coates, "Crosshill"
George Rae, Cleuchearn Lodges |
016.16 |
This is a stone trough about two feet square and three feet deep sunk in the earth on a level with the surface through which the water rises to its rim from a clear spring underneath- It is said to take its name from St. Mungo, but this is all that is known about it. |
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MANSE [F.C., East Kilbride] |
Manse
(3) |
Hugh Begg E. [ East] Kilbride
Patrick Shaw East Kilbride
Revd. [ Reverend] R. G. Balfour East Kilbride |
017.10 |
This manse belongs to the Ph. [ Parish ] Free Church and is occupied by the Revd. [ Reverend ] R. G. Balfour. |
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BUCHANDIKE |
Buchandyke
Buchandyke
Buchandikes |
Robert Wallace Tunnelside
James Craig, Brankumhall |
017.10 |
This was formerly a small farmhouse, it is now occd.[ occupied] by cottagers and the props.[proprietors] of Sir William Maxwell Bart. [Baronet] |
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LONG CALDERWOOD |
Long Calderwood
Long Calderwood
Long Calderwood |
Archibald Dick Nerston
James Jackson , occupier
Valuation Roll |
017.10 |
Two farmhouses one occupied by James Jackson and the property of Adam and James Graham Writers Glasgow the other occd. [ occupied ] by Archibald Dick and the property of William Hunter Bailie, 4 upper Harley Street London. |
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TUNNELSIDE |
Tunnelside
Tunnelside
Tunnelside |
Robert Wallace occupier
James Jackson Long Calderwood
James Craig Brankumhall |
017.10 |
A farmhouse occupied by Robert Wallace and the property of Archibald Brown Flatt Glassford. |
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Buchandikes " Dike ,Dyke, A wall, whether of turf or stone" Jameson
Adopted according to Orthography used on this Ordnance Survey. |
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FOREFAULDS |
Forefaulds
Forefaulds
ForeFaulds |
John Fairlie occr. [occupier]
Robert Wallace Tunnelside
John Jackson Long Calderwood |
017.10 |
A House occupied by John Fairlie and the property of Matthew Fairlie of Coatbridge Merchant |
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NETHERMAINS |
Nethermains
Nethermains
Nethermains |
John Fairlie Forefaulds
Joseph Fram occupier
James Jackson Long Calderwood |
017.05 |
A House occupied by Joseph Fram Gamekeeper to Sir William Maxwell Baronet. |
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"Fore , Help; Advantages;furtherance; a great force. a great help; Anything thrown on shore; as a wreck; sometimes Sea fore" -
"Faulds,- Part of a farm so termed, because it is manured by folding sheep and cattle upon it." Jameson |
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CANTIESLAW |
Cantieslaw
Cantieslaw
Cantieslaw
Cantieslaw |
Archibald Dick Nerston
William Strang Bossfield
Allan Stirling Bossfield
Forrest's County Map |
017.10 |
This was once a farmhouse at present it is occupied by Cottagers Archibald Dick Nerston holds the farm William Hunter Bailie 4 upper Harley Street Londons Propr. [Proprietor]. |
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CAPELRIG |
Capelrig
Capelrig
Capelrig |
Alexander Hunter occupier
William Strang Bossfield
Allan Stirling Bossfield |
017.10 |
A farm house occupied by Alexander Hunter and the property of Sir William Maxwell. |
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SCHOOL [Maxwellton] |
School
School
School |
Mr. George Spalding Teacher
William Strang Bossfield
Allan Stirling Bossfield |
017.10 |
This school is situated in the village of Maxwellton. There are about 80 pupils, it is visited by Government Inspectors, also by Sir William Maxwell Baronet who gives about £40a year towards its support and premiums to the most deserving of the pupils. |
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Rig, Rigg,- The back of an animal; a ridge, the fold of a web, or that part which is folded or doubled as distinguished from the straight" Jameson |
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BRANKUMHALL |
Brankumhall
Brankumhall
Brankumhall
Brankamhall |
James Craig occr. [occupier]
Forrest's County Map
Valuation Roll
Johnsons County Map |
017.10 |
This is a farm house occupied by James Craig and the property of Sir William Maxwell Bart.[Baronet]. |
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WOODSIDE |
Woodside
Woodside
Woodside |
James Craig Brankumhall
William Strang Bossfield
Allan Stirling Brankumhall |
017.10 |
A farm house occupied by James Watson and the property Sir William Maxwell Bart. [Baronet] |
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BOSSFIELD |
Bossfield
Bossfield
Bossfield |
William Strang occupier
Allan Stirling
Valuation Roll |
017.10 |
Two farm houses one occupied by Allan Stirling and the property of Hugh Fleming Yorker Mains Renfrew, the other occupied by William Strang and the property of The Trustees of the late Henry Wardrop Glasgow. |
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SCHOOL [East Kilbride] |
Parish School
Parish School
Parish School |
William Strang Bossfield
Allan Stirling Bossfield
Robert Hamilton Threshold |
017.10 |
The Parish School of East Kilbride is situated in the northern part of the village. There are about 200 pupils. This school is visited by Government Inspectors |
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TORRANCE MILL (Roman Cement) |
Torrance Mill
Torrance Mill
Torrance Mill |
William Stirling Whitemoss
William Strang Bossfield
Allan Stirling Bossfield |
017.10 |
This mill is worked by Steam and is used for grinding Roman Cement. William Stirling Whitemoss is both proprietor and occupier. |
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FREE CHURCH [East Kilbride] |
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church |
William Strang Bossfield
Allan Stirling Bossfield
Robert Hamilton Threshold |
017.10 |
This is a new building situated in the Eastern part of the village of East Kilbride. Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Balfour is the present minister. |
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HALFMERK |
Halfmerk
Halfmerk
Halfmerk |
William Strang Bossfield
Robert Hamilton Threshold
Allan Stirling Bossfield |
017.10 |
A farm house occupied by Thomas Scott and the property of Sir William Maxwell Baronet. |
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MAXWELLTON |
Maxwellton
Maxwellton
Maxwellton
Maxwellton |
William Strang Bossfield
Allan Stirling Bossfield
Robert Hamilton Threshold
Fullarton's Gazetteer. |
017.10 |
A small village situated about 28 chains N. E. [North East] of the village of East Kilbride. |
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BASKET |
Basket
Basket
Basket |
John Scott occupier
James Craig Brankumhall
William Clark Calderwood Castle |
017.02 |
A farm house occupied by John Scott and the property of Sir William Maxwell Calderwood Castle |
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CALDERWOOD CASTLE |
Calderwood Castle
Calderwood Castle
Calderwood Castle |
William Scott Calderwood Castle
John Scott Basket
James Craig Brankumhall |
017.02 |
The handsome residence of Sir William Maxwell Baronet situated on the left bank of the Calder. |
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CRAIGNEITH CASTLE |
Craigneath Castle
Craigneath Castle
Craigneath Castle |
James Craig Brankumhall
William Clark Calderwood Castle
John Scott Basket |
017.02 |
This is a Tower situated near Calderwood Castle and is the property of Sir William Maxwell Baronet, it is inhabited and is not an ancient Building. |
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"The ancient Castle of Calderwood, situated on a perpendicular rock, fell into ruins in 1773". Origines Par. Scotiae [Origines Parochiales Scotiae] |
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INN [Montgomery Inn, East Kilbride] |
Montgomery Arms
Montgomery Arms
Montgomery Arms |
John Patterson occr. [ occupier ]
Alexander Patterson East Kilbride
James Russel Laigh Murray |
017.05 |
An Inn situated in the village of East Kilbride occupied by John Patterson and the property of Alexander Patterson East Kilbride. |
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LAIGH MURRAY |
Laigh Murray
Laigh Murray
Laigh Murray |
John Patterson East Kilbride
Alexander Patterson East Kilbride
James Russel Laigh Murray |
017.05 |
A Building occupied by the propr. [proprietor] and some cottagers. James Russel is Proprietor. |
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P.H. [Avondale Inn, East Kilbride] |
Avondale Inn
Avondale Inn
Avondale Inn |
John Patterson East Kilbride
Alexander Patterson East Kilbride
James Russel Laigh Murray |
017.05 |
A small Inn [Inn scored out and P. H. [ Public House]Inserted] situated in the village of East Kilbride occd. [ occupied] by the owner Mrs Hamilton. |
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LAIGH COMMON |
Laigh Common
Laigh Common
Laigh Common |
John Patterson East Kilbride
Alexander Patterson East Kilbride
Patrick Shaw East Kilbride |
017.05 |
A peice of unenclosed ground near the village of East Kilbride on which drovers claim a right to rest and graze their cattle when passing by it to the neighbouring fairs. This and the High Common are said to be but portions of a common of a considerable portion of which is now enclosed and the limits of which is not now known. |
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MANSE [parish, East Kilbride] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
John Patterson East Kilbride
Alexander Patterson East Kilbride
Patrick Shaw East Kilbride |
017.05 |
This is the Residence of the Revd. [ Reverend] James Carrick minister of the Established Church East Kilbride. |
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RODDINGHEAD |
Roddinghead
Roddinghead
Roddinghead |
John Patterson East Kilbride
Alexander Patterson East Kilbride
Patrick Shaw East Kilbride |
017.05 |
Some old cottages the property of Miss Stuart Torrance. |
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MID MURRAY |
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John Yeats occupier
Wm Sterling Whitemoss
Andw. Bair Platthorn |
017.05 |
A farm house occupied by John Yeats and the property of Miss Stuart of Torrance. |
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PRIEST KNOWE |
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James Russel Caigh Murray
John Patterson Rosemound
Andw. Baird Hawthorn
Know-"Knovac, Knoner, A little hill" |
017.05 |
A small eminence close to Caigh Murray and near the village of East Kilbride. The reason for giving it this name is not known. |
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WHITEMOSS |
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Wm Sterling Whitemoss
Andw Baird Platthorn
John Yeats Mid Murray |
017.05 |
A farm house also a mansion house the former occupied by Wm Sterling the latter by Mr. Parker both the property of John Graham of Kittochside |
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Whitemoss: Need help last line of Description |
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PLATTHORN |
Platthorn
Platthorn |
Andrew Baird occr. [ occupier]
John Patterson East Kilbride
Alexander Patterson East Kilbride |
017.05 |
A farm house occupied by Andrew Baird and the property of Miss Stuart of Torrance |
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ROSEMOUND |
Rosemound
Rosemound
Rosemound |
John Patterson Propr. [ Proprietor ]
Alexander Patterson East Kilbride
Andrew Baird Platthorn |
017.05 |
A comfortable cottage occupied by the proprietor John Patterson. |
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TUPHALL |
Tuphall
Tuphall
Tuphall |
Andrew Baird Platthorn
John Patterson East Kilbride
Alexander Patterson East Kilbride |
017.05 |
An old Building occupied by Cottagers and the Property of Miss Stuart of Torrance. |
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JEAN CAMERON'S GRAVE |
Miss Cameron's Grave
Miss Cameron's Grave
Miss Cameron's Grave
Jean Cameron's Grave |
James Struthers Mount Cameron
Andrew Baird Platthorn
John Yeats Mid Murray
New Statistical Accounts |
017.05 |
This grave is not far from Mount Cameron. Mr Ure in his History of Rutherglen and Kilbride gives the follwing acct [account] of the Lady who was interred in this grave.
" This place ( Mount Cameron) formerly called Blacklaw takes its name from Mrs Jean Cameron a lady of distinguished family, character and beauty. Her zealous attachment to the house of Stuart, and the active part she took to support its interests in the year 1745 , made her well known thro' Britain. Her enemies indeed, took unjust freedom with her name, but what can the unfortunate expect from a fickle and misjudging world? The revengeful and malicious, especially if good fortune is on their side, seldom fail to put the worse construction on the purest and most disinterested motives. Mrs Cameron after the public scenes of her life were over took up her residence in the solitary and bleak retirement of Blacklaw. But this vicissitude so unfriendly to aspiring minds did not throw her into despair, retaining to the last the striking remains of a graceful beauty. She spent a considerable part of her time in the management of domestic affairs. Her whole deportment was consistent with that good breeding, unaffected politeness and friendly generosity which characterise the people of rank in the Highlands of Scotland. She was not remarkable for a more than ordinary attachment to ant System of religious opinions or mode of worship, which is not always the case with the unfortunate. Her brother and his family of all her friends paid her the greatest attentions. She died in the year 1773, and was buried at Mount Cameron among a clump of trees adjoining to the house, her grave is distinguished by nothing but a turf of grass, which is now almost equal with the ground"
There are no trees at present around this grave but there is a clump near it. Altho the ground round the grave is cultivated and frequently ploughed yet the grave was never disturbed. |
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MOUNT CAMERON |
Mount Cameron
Mount Cameron |
James Struthers occupier
Andrew Baird Platthorn
John Yeats Mid Murray |
017.05 |
A farm house in the occupation of James Struthers and the property of Miss Stuart of Torrance, it was once the residence of Mrs Jean Cameron from whom it takes its name. |
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[ after list of names for Jean Cameron's Grave ]
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COMMON |
Common
Common
Common |
William Leggat occupier
John Yeats Mid Murray
John Russel Craig Murray |
017.05 |
This is a farm house so called from being situated near what is called High Common it is occupied by William Leggat and the property of Miss Stuart of Torrance |
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HIGH COMMON |
High Common
High Common
High Common |
William Leggat Common
John Yeats Mid Murray
James Russel Laigh Murray |
017.05 |
A piece of Rough furzy unenclosed ground close to a farm house called "Common" not far S. E. [ South East ] of the village of East Kilbride on which a sheep fair is held once a year, in the month of June. This and Laigh Common are but portions of a more extensive common much of which is now enclosed. The limits of the entire common is not now known. |
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THE HERMITAGE |
The Hermitage
The Hermitage
The Hermitage |
James Young Calderglen
Andrew Aikenhead High Murray
William Leggat Burniehill |
017.05 |
This is a small building recently erected on a rock in the centre of Calder called The Grey Mare. There is a wooden bridge from the rock to the left bank of the stream near the end of which is a stone with the following inscription.
"the pangs of life of death itself an o'er The Hermit's weary heart shall throb no more He in this ruin found a home a tomb. Here where decay is robed in thickest bloom of earth when heaven's own soft yet radiant beam, still sheds young beauty on old Calder's stream. Yes here a chastened child of sorrow heard and felt Gods holy word. Reader a few short hours a few more throes of Human Grief thy fleeting days shall close. At the dread moment may the light divine which blest the dying Eremitable shine" |
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CALDERGLEN |
Calderglen
Calderglen
Calderglen |
James Young Tenant
Andrew Aikenhead High Murray
William Leggat Birniehill |
017.05 |
A farmhouse situated near the Calder on the property of Sir William Maxwell of Calderwood Castle. James Young is occupant. |
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THE BLACK LINN |
The Black Linn
The Black Linn
The Black Linn |
James Young Calderglen
Andrew Aikenhead High Murray
William Leggat Burniehill |
017.05 |
This is a deep pool of water formed by a fall on the Calder near the farm now called Calderglen.
The word Linn is gaelic a signifies a pool. |
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THE TROUGH LINN |
The Trough Linn
The Trough Linn
The Trough Linn |
James Young Calderglen
Andrew Aikenhead High Murray
William Leggat Birniehill |
017.05 |
This is a pool on the Calder smaller than The Black Linn and about 9 chains south of it. The fall by which it is formed is not so high as that which forms the Black Linn. |
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"This was formerly called Mauchinhole" - Origines Parochiales Scotiae [Written under Calderglen]
" Lin, Linn, Lynn, A cataract, a waterfall"
" The pool into which water falls over a precipice"
The face of a precipice," Jamieson
" Lin, Linn, To cease," Jamieson [ written after the Trough Linn names] |
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HIGH MURRAY |
High Murray High Murray High Murray |
Andrew Aikenhead Tenant William Leggat Birnieshill James Young Calderglen |
017.05 |
A farmhouse occupied by Andrew Aikenhead and the property of Miss Stuart of Torrance |
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BIRNIEHILL |
Birniehill
Birniehill
Birniehill |
Andrew Aikenhead High Murray
William Leggat occupant
James Young Calderglen |
017.05 |
A farm house occupied by William Leggat and the proprty of Miss Stuart of Torrance. |
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NEWHOUSE MILL |
Newhouse Mill
Newhouse Mill
Newhouse Mill |
Alexander Wear Newhouse
William Leggat Birniehill
James Young Calderglen |
017.05 |
This mill is now in a ruinous state, it was once a cotton mill afterwards used for grinding corn at present, part of it, is used as a barn in which the farmer threshes his corn all the machinery unless that used for threshing is out of repair. It is the property of Miss Stuart of Torrance. |
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THE GRAY MARE |
The Gray Mare |
James Young Calderglen
Andrew Aikenhead High Murray
William Leggat Birniehill |
017.05 |
This is a rock in the Centre of Calder near the farm house called Calderglen on which stands a small building about 10 links square called The Hermitage. |
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THE FAIRY WELL |
The Fairy Well
The Fairy Well
The Fairy Well |
James Young Calderglen
Andrew Aikenhead High Murray
William Leggat Birniehill |
017.05 |
This well is hewn out of a precipice rock on the left bank of the Calder near "The Hermitage". The water is clear as crystal and issues from a crevice in rock over the well is a slab of freestone with the following inscription.
" If thy spirit is pure as this crystal spring Stranger drink its water and fearlessly fling The Tiny cup in the bright fairy well
It's magic for thee has no fatal spell.
But enchantment falls on all around
Above below 'his hallow'd ground
And truth lies hid in this mystlie well.
With power each secret thought to tell.
Then pause Stranger pause for if evil dwell.
---- The Fairy Well" |
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NEWHOUSE |
Newhouse
Newhouse
Newhouse |
Alexander Wear occupant
James Young Caldrgreen
William Leggat Birniehill |
017.05 |
A farm house occupied by Alexander Wear and the property of Miss Stuart of Torrance. |
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TORRANCE LINN |
Torrance Linn
Torrance Linn
Torrance Linn |
Alexander Wear Newhouse
James Young Caldergreen
William Leggat Birniehill |
017.05 |
This is a pool on the Calder, at the foot of a waterfall near Torrance. Linn is Gaelic and means a pool. |
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GRAVE YARD (Site of) [Torrance] |
Grave Yard
(site of) |
Alexander Wear Newhouse
James Young Caldergreen
William Leggat Birniehiil |
017.05 |
This was once the grave yard which belonged to the Ancient Parish of Torrance which is now united with Kilbride Parish, at present there are no visible traces of Graves or Tombs. |
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CALDER WATER |
Calder
Calder
Calder
Calder |
Robert Baird
New Stat. Acct. [statistical Account] - P [page] 879
Alexander Aikenhead Newfarm |
017.09 |
This Rivulet takes the name of Calder from the junction of two streams near Longlands, one of which is known by the name of Cleughearn Burn the other has no name. It passes by Torrance, Calderwood Castle, Crossbasket, Blantyre and runs into the Clyde, it is named Rotten Calder on Forrest's County Map (after being joined by the Rotten Burn )[bit in brackets is in red with an initial after it]but it is at present generally called Calder. |
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FLAT LINN |
Flat Linn
Flat Linn
Flat Linn |
Robert Baird Parkhouse
Alexander Aikenhead Newfarm
John Craig Upper Backrow |
017.09 |
A pool on the Calder formed by a fall takes the name from an adjoining farm called Flat. |
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ROTTEN CALDER |
Calder Water and Rotten Calder
Rotten Calder and Calder Water
Rotten Calder and Calder Water
South Calder |
Forrest's County Map
New Statistical Account
Estate plans
Fullarton's Gaz -Vol -1-P.188-[Gazetteer volume 1 page 188- ] |
017.09 |
[the description is included in the Calder Water description they are the same river] |
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County of Lanark -- Parish of East Kilbride
[under list of names is written]
"Calder Water"
The junction of Cleughearn Burn
and Rotten Burn thence
"Rotten Calder"
junction with the River Clyde
[J.B. [John Bayly] Capt. [Captain] R. E. [Royal Engineers]
"Calder (the South) A small river which rises in Elrig Muir, in the Parish of
East Kilbride and running in a north east course, falls into the Clyde, on the south
bank near Daldowie. - It is in the first part of its course called Park burn; and
the Rotten Calder on being joined by the Rotten Burn." -- Fullarton's Gazetteer
Rotten or Rattain - a Park. Jamieson.
[Written sideways under situation column)
"The Calder rises in Ellrig Muir in Kilbride and is at first called Park burn , afterwards Calder Water, and at length Rotten Calder
N.S, Acct. [New Statistical Account]
Note - The greater part of this burn arises through Cleughearn and but a small portion is in the Park farms, it rises from "Park" into "Knoweglass" -Cleughearn Burn only in various by the inhabitants of this place. - [initials] reply to Patrick on Cleuchearn Burn"
[Written sideways at RHS of page]
As I cannot find one person to point out what is termed concludes that the writers used this term merely to imply that the Calder had its rise on the moor near "Ellsrig" without any intentions of giving it as the masses of every particulars tracts of worthless expressions-- reply to Patrick on Elsrig Inquiry. |
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PARKHEAD |
Parkhead
Parkhead
Parkhead |
Robert Baird occupier
David Leggat Whitecross
John Craig Upper Backrow |
017.09 |
A farmhouse occupied by Robert Baird and the property of Miss Stuart of Torrance. |
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WHITECROSS |
Whitecross
Whitecross
Whitecross |
David Leggat occupier
John Craig Upper Backrow
Robert Baird Parkhead |
017.09 |
A farmhouse occupied by David Leggat and the property of Miss Stuart of Torrance. |
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HURLAWCROOK |
Hurlawcrook
Hurlawcrook
Hurlawcrook |
David Leggat Whitecross
James Aikenhead occupier
Robert Baird Parkhead |
017.09 |
A farmhouse occupied by James Aikenhead and the property of Miss Stuart of Torrance. |
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LOWER BACKROW |
Lower Backrow
Lower Backrow
Lower Backrow |
James Craig occupier
John Craig Upper Backrow
David Leggat Whitecross |
017.09 |
A farmhouse occupied by James Craig and the property of Miss Stuart of Torrance. |
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UPPER BACKROW |
Upper Backrow
Upper Backrow
Upper Backrow |
John Craig occupier
James Craig Lower Backrow
David Leggat, |
017.09 |
A farmhouse occupied by John Craig and the property of Miss Stuart of Torrance. |
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NEWFARM |
Newfarm
Newfarm
Newfarm |
John Craig occupier
James Craig Lower Backrow
David Leggat, |
017.09 |
A farmhouse occupied by David Leggat and the property of Miss Stuart of Torrance. |
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John Craig Lower Backrow
James Craig Upper Backrow
David Leggat ? In previous sheets a David Leggat is quoted as the occupier of Whitecross |
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THE TOR |
The Tor
The Tor
The Tor |
John Craig Upper Backrow
James Craig Lower Backrow
David Leggat Whitecross |
017.09 |
This is an artifiial mound, flat and elliptical on the top, it is situated in a plantation about 24 chains west of Torrance when this was raised, or for what purpose is not now known. |
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TORRANCE |
Torrance
Torrance
Torrance
Torrance House
Torrance |
John Craig Upper Backrow
James Craig Lower Backrow
David Leggat Whitecross
New Statistical Account P. 892
Directory to Noblemen and Gentlemen's Seats Etc.
Forrest's County Map |
017.09 |
This house is the residence of Miss Stuart, it derives its name from an artificial mound near it, called The Tor. The present edifice was built in the year 1605, when the estate belonged to the Hamiltons, Cadets of the family of Hamilton. The Estate was sold to the Stuarts of Castlemilk about the middle of the 17th Century. |
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[under The Tor ]
" The Tor which is situated about a quarter of a mile from the present House of Torrance, is about an hundred and sixty yards round the base, and twenty of ascent. The area on the top is of an oval shape, and there and there are some trees of considerable height now standing upon it. The earth seems to have been originally dug out on all the sides evenly round the spot, in order to construct it. It appears now in a plantation very near the modern road between Kilbride and Strathavon." - New Stat.[Statistical Account] Acct. PP [page] 887
" Tor ( of a chair) Perhaps the round, or semicircular arm of a chair of state." --Jamieson
[under Torrance in red ink]
Ger. Script [German Script]
" Torrance House has been added to at different times. The oldest part is about 500 years old" -- New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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LANGLAND HOUSE |
Langland House
Langland House
Langland House |
John Lyon Langlands
John Crawford Langlands
Alexander Craig occupier |
017.13 |
A farm house occupied by Alexander Craig and the property of William Craig Glasgow. |
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LONGLANDS |
Longlands
Longlands
Longlands |
John Lyon Longlands
John Crawfor Longlands
George Rae Cleughearn Lodge |
017.13 |
Two good farm houses occupied by the proprietor John Lyon and John Crawford. |
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PARK |
Park
Park
Park |
James Morton occr. [occupier]
John Crawford Longlands
George Rae Cleughearn Lodge |
017.13 |
A farm house occupied by James Morton and the property of the Earl of Eglington. |
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LAIGH KNOWEGLASS |
Laigh Knoweglass
Laigh Knoweglass
Laigh Knoweglass |
Thomas Morton occr. [occupier]
George Rae Cleughearn Lodge
John Lyon Langlands |
017.13 |
A farmhouse occupied by Thomas Morton and the property of the Earl of Eglinton. |
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"Know, Knowe, Knone, A little hill.
Jamieson
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BELLABOUT |
Bellabout
Bellabout
Bellabout |
Alexander Shearer Bellabout
William Russel Bellabout
Andrew Patterson Laigh Huntlawrig |
022.03 |
A small farmhouse and a cottage the farm house occupied by Alexander Shearer the Cottage by William Russel who is proprietor of both. |
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CRAIGEND |
Craigend
Craigend
Craigend |
Andrew Patterson Laigh Huntlawrig
William Russel Bellabout
Alexander Shearer Bellabout |
022.03 |
A farmhouse occupied by the proprietors the Heirs of the late James Pollock |
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FIELDHEAD |
Fieldhead
Fieldhead
Fieldhead |
Andrew Patterson Laigh Huntlawrig
William Russel Bellabout
Alexander Shearer Bellabout |
022.03 |
This name applies to 4 houses which are some distance asunder they belong to sundry proprietors. |
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HARELAW |
Harelaw
Harelaw
Harelaw |
George Rae Cleughearn Lodge
Forrest's County Map
James Dykes Laigh Huntlawrig |
022.03 |
A farmhouse occupied by the proprietor James Dykes. |
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HIGH HUNTLAWRIG |
High Huntlawrig
High Huntlawrig
High Huntlawrig |
John Patterson Tenant
Andrew Patterson Laigh Huntlawrig
William Russel Bellabout |
022.03 |
A farm house occupied by John Patterson and the property of Alexander Crawford Benthall. |
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LATCH HUNTLAWRIG |
Laigh Huntlawrig
Laigh Huntlawrig
Laigh Huntlawrig |
Andrew Patterson
James Dykes
William Russel Bellabout |
022.03 |
A farmhouse occupied by Andrew Patterson Junr.[Junior] and the property of Andrew Patterson Senr. [Senior]. |
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Jamieson |
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BETHERN |
Bethern
Bethern
Bethern
Bothern |
John Strang occr. or. [occupier owner]
Thomas Dykes Clayhedges
Robert Crawford Aikinfin
Forrest's County Map |
022.04 |
A farmhouse occupied by the proprietor John Strang. |
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CLAYHEDGES |
Clayhedges
Clayhedges
Clayhedges
Clochudyoch |
Thomas Dykes occr.[occupier]
Rent Receipt
John Strang Bethern
Forrest's County Map |
022.04 |
A farm house occupied by Thomas Dykes and the property of Provost Steele. |
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CURROCHFAULD |
Currochfauld
Currochfauld
Currochfauld
Currochfauld |
Thomas Dykes Clayhedges
John Strang Bethern
Robert Crawford Aikinfin
Forrest's County Maps |
022.04 |
A small hamlet the property of various persons. |
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"Carrach, Currok, Currough, a skiff or small boat"
formerly used by the inhabitants of Scotland.
Jamieson |
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AIKINFIN |
Aikinfin
Aikinfin
Aikinfin
Auchinfinn |
Robert Crawford occr. [occupier]
John Strang Bethern
Thomas Dykes Clayhedges
Title Deeds |
022.04 |
A farm house occupied by the proprietor Robert Crawford. |
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BOGHALL |
Boghall
Boghall
Boghall |
Thomas Dykes Clayhedges
John Strang Bethern
Robert Crawford Aikinfin |
022.04 |
This was once a small farm house, it is now converted into offices, and occupied by the proprietor George Strang Glasgow |
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COCKRUNNING MILL (Corn) |
Cockrunning Mill (corn) |
Thomas Dykes Clayhedges
John Strang Bethern
Robert Crawford Aikinfin |
022.04 |
A corn Mill at Currochfauld occupied by the proprietor William Strang of Auldhouse |
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"Fin, Humour, mood, disposition, temperament, a state of eagerness."
Jamieson |
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LAIGH CLEUCHEARN |
Laigh Cleuchearn
Laigh Cleuchearn
Laigh Cleuchearn |
John Morton occupier
Robert Crawford Aikinfin
George Rae Cleughearn Lodge |
022.04 |
A farm house occupied by John Morton and the property of The Earl of Eglinton. |
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RAAHEAD |
Raahead
Raahead
Raahead
Rawhead
Rawhead |
William Park occupier
Thomas Dykes Clayhedges
Robert Crawfo
urd Aikinfin
Forrest's County Map
New Statistical Account |
022.04 |
A farm house occupied by William Strang and the property of John Strang Edinboro. The name is supposed to be a corruption of Rowhead. |
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LAIRFAD |
Lairfad
Lairfad |
Thomas Dykes Clayhedges
Robert Crawford Aikinfin
Thomas Lambie Occupier |
022.04 |
a farm house in the ccupation of Thomas Lambie and the property of George Strang Glasgow. |
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"Cleuch, Cleugh, a precipice, a rugged descent
"Ern,Erne,Eirne, Earn,- The eagle" - Jamieson
[under Lairfad]
"Lair, mire, dirt, " Fad or Fand, a bundle or truss" Brockett's Gloss [Glossary] |
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HARELAW CAIRN (Site of) |
Hare Law
Hare Law
Herlaw or Harelaw
Site of Cairn
Site of Cairn |
William Strang Raahead
Thomas Dykes Clayhedges
Robert Crawford Aikinfin
New Statistical Account
William Strang Raahead
Thomas Dykes Clayhedges
Robert Crawford Aikinfin |
022.04 |
A slight eminence in a plantation on the farm of Raahead on which a Cairn once stood in which human bones were found. There is now no trace of it.
On a small eminence on the farm of Raahead called Hare Law is the site of a large Cairn which is now entirely removed. There were urns with human bones found in it. |
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SHEPHERD'S KNOWE |
Shepherd's Knowe
Shepherd's Knowe
Shepherd's Knowe |
William Strang Raahead
Thomas Dykes Clayhedges
Robert Crawford Aikinfin |
022.04 |
A small Knoll on the Raahead farm. |
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[ Under Shepherd's Knowe names]
"Knowe, the top of a mill,ba base as under hillock or eminence" . Brockett's Glossary
[On LHS under Harelaw Cairn]
there is nothing here deserving of the name of an eminence to which the name "Hare Law" can be applied. [signature] J.B. [John Bayly] Capt [Captain] R. E. [Royal Engineers)]
[ under names for Hare Law]
" Law, a hill or eminence whether natural or artificial" - Brockett
[at bottom of page]
In 1793 the remains of a very large Cairn called Harlaw or Harelaw, here still to be seen on the farm Raahead. The site of it is nearly a mile distant from the present farm of Harelaw. " The stones appear to hsve been gathered from the land, " Many urns with fragments of human bones were found in one corner of it but some of them were preserved. It was about 12 feet in height and covered a base of 70 feet in diameter. " This Cairn was removed about the year 1808 and no distinct remains of it appear on the little mound of earth which was its base. N.S. Acct. P 891[New Statistical Account Page 891] |
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BURNHOUSE |
Burnhouse
Burnhouse
Burnhouse |
George Rae Cleuchearn Lodge
Thomas Dykes Clayhedges
John Morton Leigh Cleughearn |
022.04 |
A range of cottages occupied by the Earl of Eglinton's Gamekeepers and some laborers. |
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CLEUCHEARN LODGE |
Cleuchearn Lodge
Cleuchearn Lodge
Cleuchearn Lodge |
George Rae Cleuchearn Lodge
Thomas Dykes Clayhedges
John Morton Laigh Cleuchearn |
022.04 |
This is a Shooting Lodge belonging to the Earl of Eglinton. |
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CLEUCHEARN BURN |
Cleughearn Burn
Cleughearn Burn
Cleughearn Burn |
George Rae Cleughearn Lodge
Thomas Dykes Clayhedges
John Morton Laigh Cleughearn |
022.04; 023.1 |
A stream having its source in the southern part of the Parish, it runs into the Calder. |
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"Cleuch, Cleugh, a precipice, a rugged ascent"
"Earn, Erne, Eirne, Earm, - The eagle" Jamieson
[under Cleughearn Burn]
Described in Names Sheets of XXIII-1 [signed] N.H. |
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KILN KNOWE |
Kiln Knowe
Kiln Knowe
Kiln Knowe |
William Strang Raahead
Robert Crawford Aikinfin
Thomas Dykes Clayhedges |
022.04 |
A small eminence near Lairfad on which is a Trig. Station. |
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ELLRIG |
Ellrig
Ellrig
Ellrig
Ellrig Muir
Elrig or Eldrig
Eldrig |
James Pate East Browncastle
William Hamilton West Browncastle
Peter Clel and Laigh Alderstocks
Crawford's Maps
New Statistical Account
Origines Parochiales Scotiae |
022.07 |
This is a Hill situated in the southeastern part of the Parish. |
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ARDOCHRIG HILL |
Ardochrig Hill
Ardochrig Hill |
William Hamilton High Cleuchearn
George Rae Cleuchearn Lodge
Andrew Hamilton Skeoch |
022.08 |
This is an eminence in the Southern part of the parish near Cleughearn Lodge |
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HIGH CLEUCHEARN |
High Cleughearn
High Cleughearn
High Cleuchearn |
William Hamilton occr.[occupier]
George Rae Cleuchearn Lodge
Andrew Hamilton Skeoch |
022.08 |
This is a farm house occupied by William Hamilton and the property of the Earl of Eglinton, |
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"Cleuch, Cleugh,, a precipice, a rugged ascent,"
"Ern, Erne, Eirne, Earn. The eagle." - Jamieson
[Under Ardochrig Hill]
" Ardaich, Ardoch:- Raise aloft, exalt extol, heighten - Gaelic
"Rig, a ridge; an eminence --- Jamieson |
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LAIRD'S SEAT |
Laird's Seat
Laird's Seat
Laird's Seat |
Peter Taylor High Alderstocks
James Pate E.[East] Browncastle
Alexander Allison Burnhead |
022.11 |
This is a moorland eminence situated in the south western part ofthe parish near High Alderstocks. |
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BROWNCASTLE BURN |
Browncastle Burn
Browncastle Burn
Browncastle Burn |
James Pate East Browncastle
Alexander Allison Muirhead
William Hamilton West Browncastle |
022.12 |
The Stream is so called from the junction of Bull Burn with another Stream which has no name, to its junction with Calder Water. It passes thro' the farms of East and West Browncastle and joins the Calder Water near East Browncastle. |
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GREEN YARDS |
Green Yards
Green Yards
Green Yards |
Peter Taylor High Alderstocks
Alexander Allison Muirhead
William Hamilton West Browncastle |
022.11 |
This piece of Moorland covered mostly with bent and rushes, it gets the name, probably, from its greenish appearance. |
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BUGHT BURN |
Bught Burn
Bught Burn
Bught Burn |
Peter Taylor High Alderstocks
Alexander Allison Muirhead
William Hamilton West Browncastle |
022.12 |
This is a small stream rising near High Aldestocks and running into Browncastle Burn. |
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BULL BURN |
Bull Burn
Bull Burn
Bull Burn |
Peter Taylor High Alderstocks
Alexander Allison Muirhead
William Hamilton West Browncastle |
022.12 |
This small stream rising in the moors on the southern part of the Parish it runs into Browncastle Burn. |
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"Bochd (Gaelic) . Swell; puff; from turgid,
" Bught. A pen in which ews are milked."
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MUIR HILL |
Muir Hill
Muir Hill
Muir Hill |
Peter Cleland Laigh Alderstocks
Peter Taylor High Alderstocks
William Allison Muirhead |
022.15 |
This is an eminence in the south western part of the parish near High Alderstocks on which is a Trig. Station. |
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WHITE BURN |
White Burn
White Burn
White Burn |
William Allison Muirhead
James Pate East Browncastle
Peter Cleland Laigh Alderstocks |
022.15 |
This Stream has its source on the Moors about 24 chains East of the Trig. Station on Laird's Seat, it turns into Calder Water. |
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WOO' GILL |
Woo' Gill
Woo' Gill
Woo' Gill |
Wiliam Allison Muirhead
Peter Cleland Laigh Alderstocks
William Allison Muirhead
James Pate East Browncastle |
022.15 |
This is a hollow on the north-east side of Muir Hill thro' which a small stream flows, which a little farther on is called Padonochie Burn. Woo' seems an abbreviation of Wool. |
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PADONOCHIE BURN |
Padonoche Burn
Padonoche Burn
Padonoche Burn |
Peter Cleland Laigh Alderstocks
William Allison Muirhead
James Pate East Browncastle |
022.15 |
This is formed by two small streamswhich meet near the south end of Woo' Gill one of them flows thro' it.
Padonochie Burn after a short course joins Calder Water. |
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MID HILL |
Mid Hill
Mid Hill
Mid Hill |
Peter Cleland Laigh Alderstocks William Allison Muirhead James Pate East Browncastle |
022.15 |
This Hill is situated between Padonochie Burn and White Burn. There is a Trig. Station on it. |
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BUGHT KNOWE |
Bught Knowe
Bught Knowe
Bught Knowe |
Peter Cleland Laigh Alderstocks William Allison Muirhead James Pate East Browncastle |
022.16 |
A small hill on the east side of White Burn near Mid Hill |
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" Bochd (Gaelic) Swell; puffed, Etc -
"Knowe, - A little hill." - Jamieson |
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CRAW BURN |
Craw Burn
Craw Burn
Craw Burn |
Peter Cleland Laig Alderstocks
William Allison Muirhead
James Pate East Browncastle |
022.16 |
This is a very small stream rising near Laigh Alderstocks and runs into White Burn near West Browncastle. |
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MOAT KNOWE |
Moat Knowe
Moat Knowe
Moat Knowe |
Peter Cleland Laigh Alderstocks James Pate East Browncastle
William Hamilton West Browncastle |
022.16 |
This is a small Knoll near Laigh Alderstocks on which is a Trig. Station. |
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LAIGH ALDERSTOCKS |
Laigh Alderstocks
Laigh Alderstocks
Laigh Alderstocks |
Peter Cleland Laigh Alderstocks James Pate East Browncastle
William Hamilton West Browncastle |
022.16 |
This is a farmhouse occupied by Peter Cleland and the property of Mrs. Thomas or William Smith of Townhead Newmills. |
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DRUMREEVOUGH |
Drumreevough Drumreevough Drumreevough |
William Hamilton West Browncastle James Pate East Browncastle Peter Cleland Laigh Alderstocks |
022.16 |
This is an eminence situated near West Browncastle |
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HIGH ALDERSTOCKS |
High Alderstocks
High Alderstocks
High Aldershocks |
Peter Taylor High Alderstocks
Alexander Allison Muirhead
William Hamilton West Browncastle |
022.16 |
This is a farm house situated in the southwestern part of the parish it is the property of the Earl of Eglinton. |
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LAMB HILL |
Lamb Hill
Lamb Hill
Lamb Hill |
William Hamilton West Browncastle
Alexander Allison Muirhead
James Pate East Browncastle |
022.16 |
This Hill is situated in the southern part of the parish near West Browncastle. |
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CRAW KNOWE |
Craw Knowe
Craw Knowe
Craw Knowe |
Peter Clelland Laigh Alderstocks
James Pate East Browncastle |
022.16 |
This is a small knoll near Laigh Aldershocks |
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ARPOHILL |
Arpohill
Arpohill
Arpohill
Arpoehill |
John Morton occupier
George Rae Cleughearn Lodge
George Crawfor High Knowglass
Forrest's County Map |
023.10 |
A farmhouse occupied by John Morton and the property of the Earl of Eglinton. |
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HIGH KNOWEGLASS |
High Knoweglass
High Knoweglass
High Knoweglass
Bogside |
George Crawford occr. [occupier]
George Rae Cleuchearn Lodge
John Morton Arpohill
Forrest's County Map |
023.10 |
This is a farmhouse occupied by George Crawford and the property of the Earl of Eglinton. |
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LEABURN |
Leaburn
Leaburn
Leaburn
Leeburn |
George Rae Cleuchearn Lodge
John Morton Arpohill
George Crawford High Knowglass
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023.10 |
This name is given to a few cottages, a smithy, carpentry shop and saw mill situated on the Earl of Eglinton's property. |
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CLEUCHEARN BURN |
Cleughearn Burn
Cleughearn Burn
Cleughearn Burn |
George Rae Cleughearn Lodge
James Morton Park
George Crawford High Knowglass |
022.04; 023.1 |
A small stream which rises a little east of Ellrig taking an easterly course past by Cleughearn Lodge, Browncastle and Park it joins a stream which flows thro' Millwell near Longlands, it then takes the name of Calder Water. |
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LEA BURN |
Lea Burn
Lea Burn
Lea Burn
Lee Burn |
George Rae Cleuchearn Lodge
James Morton Park
George Crawfor High Knowglass
Forrest's County Map |
023.10 |
A small Stream rising near Skeogh. It turns into a Stream near Millwell which has no name, till it meets Cleughearn Burn. From the junction of those three the Burn takes the name of Calder Water. |
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PARK BURN |
Park Burn |
Forrest's County Map
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
023.10 |
[continued from Cleughearn Burn which is the same Burn]
It is named Park Burn on the County maps but it is generally now called Cleughearn Burn. |
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BENTHEAD |
Benthead
Benthead
Benthead |
George Rae Cleughearn Lodge
John Morton Arpohill
George Crawford High Knowglass |
023.10 |
This was once a small farm house, it is now occupied by a laborer. It is the property ofthe Earl of Eglinton. |
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CLADANCE MOSS |
Cladance Moss
Cladance Moss
Cladance Moss
Claddens |
George Rae Cleughearn Lodge
George Crawford High Knowglass
John Morton Aprohill
Forrest's County Map |
023.10 |
A tract of flat moss occupied by Andrew Logan of Cladance and the property of the Earl of Eglinton. |
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MILLWELL |
Millwell
Millwell
Millwell |
George Rae Cleughearn Burn
George Crawford High Knowglass
John Morton Aprohill |
023.10 |
A few houses a School and Corn Mill situated on the Earl of Eglinton's property a part of this place is in Glassford Parish. |
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KAME-END |
Kameend
Kameend
Kameend |
James Struthers Meadowhead
George Rae Cleughearn Lodge
John Morton Arpohill |
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An old cottage house on the Meadowhead farm. It is the property of The Earl of Eglinton. |
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RUTHERN MILL (Corn) |
Ruthern Mill
Ruthern Mill
Ruthern Mill |
George Rae Cleughearn Lodge
Andrew Hamilton Skeoch
John Morton Arpohill |
023.10 |
This is a Corn Mill situated in Millwell. It is the property of the Earl of Eglinton. It is so called being on what is called the Ruthern Estate. |
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SKEOCH |
Skeoch
Skeoch
Skeoch
Skeoch |
Andrew Hamilton occr. [occupier]
George Rae Cleughearn Lodge
John Morton Arpohill
Forrest's County Maps |
023.10 |
A farm house occupied by Andrew Hamilton and the property of The Earl of Eglinton. |
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"Skeo, Skee, a net for drying fish ." Jamieson
"Kaim, Kame, Keme. A comb" Jamieson |
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CLADANCE |
Cladance
Cladance
Cladance |
Andrew Logan occupier
George Rae Cleughearn Lodge
John Morton Arpohill |
023.10 |
This a farm house occupied by Andrew Logan and the property of The Earl of Eglinton. |
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POWMILLON BURN |
Pomillan Burn
Powmillon
Powmillon Burn
Powmillon Burn |
George Rae Cleughearn Lodge
Ure's History of E. Kilbride
Forrest's County Map
New Statistical Account
Estate Plans |
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This Stream has its source on the farm of Greenside running thro' Stratavon it joins the Avon Water near that place. In it's course it forms part of the By. [ Boundary] between the Parishes of Glassford and Kilbride.
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GREENSIDE |
Greenside
Greenside
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James Stone occupier
George Rae Cleughearn Lodge
John Morton Arpohill |
023.05 |
A farm house occupied by James Stone and the property of James Blackwood Stone of Springfield. |
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MEADOWHEAD |
Meadowhead
Meadowhead
Meadowhead |
James Struthers occr. [occupier]
George Rae Cleuchearn Lodge
John Morton Arpohill |
023.05 |
A farm house occupied by James Struthers and the property of the Earl of Eglinton. |
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HILLS OF BLACKBURN |
Hills of Blackburn
Hills of Blackburn
Hills of Blackburn |
James Wilson Rigfoot
William Wilson Knowehead
William Fleming Hills of Blackburn |
023.06 |
This is a farm house occupied by William Fleming and the property of John Flemming [?] of West Drumloch Glassford. |
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RIGFOOT MOSS |
Rigfoot Moss
Rigfoot Moss
Rigfoot Moss |
James Wilson Rigfoot
William Wilson Knowehead
William Fleming Hills of Blackburn |
023.06 |
This is a piece of Moss situated near Rigfoot the most part of which belongs to James Wilson of Rigfoot. |
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NORTH CARNDUFF |
North Carnduff
North Carnduff
North Carnduff
North Cairnduff |
Hugh Hamilton Dykehole
James Young Dykehead
James Murray High Flakefield
Forrest's County Map |
023.06 |
This is a farmhouse in the occupation of the proprietor Mrs Wilson |
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SPRINGFIELD |
Springfield
Springfield
Springfield |
James Blackwood Stone Prop. [ Proprietor]
James Murray High Flakefield
James Stone Greenside |
023.06 |
This is a farmhouse in the occupstion of the proprietor James Blackwood Stone. |
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KNOWEHEAD |
Knowhead
Knowhead
Knowhead
Knowehead |
William Wilson occupier
James Wilson Rigfoot
James Stone Greenside
Forrest and Johnston's County Maps |
023.06 |
This is a farm house in the occupation of William Wilson and the property of James Wilson Rigfoot |
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Rigfoot
Rigfoot
Rigfoot |
William Wilson Knowhead
James Wilson occr. [occupier] James Stone Greenside |
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STOBBIESIDE |
Stobbieside
Stobbieside
Stobbieside |
William Wilson Knowhead James Wilson occupier James Stone Greenside |
023.06 |
This is a farmhouse in the occupation of Andrew Stewart and the property of John Allan Dalmarnock |
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BOTTOM |
Bottom
Bottom
Bottom |
John Hamilton occr. [ occupier]
James Murray High Flakefield
William Murray Laigh Flakefield |
023.06 |
This is a farm house in the occupation of the Propr. [ Proprietor] John Hamilton. |
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LAIGH FLAKEFIELD |
Laigh Flakefield
Laigh Flakefield
Laigh Flakefield |
John Watts South Flakefield
James Murray High Flakefield
William Murray Laigh Flakefield |
023.06 |
This is a farmhouse in the occupation of William Murray and the property of James Marshall. |
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SOUTH FLAKEFIELD |
South Flakefield
South Flakefield
South Flakefield |
John Watts occupier
James Murray High Flakefield
William Murray Laigh Flakefield |
023.06 |
This is a farm house in the occupation of John Watts and the property of William Watts Lookhamshields |
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DIKEHEAD |
Dykehead
Dykehead
Dykehead
Dikehead |
James Young occupier
James Murray High Flakefield
Hugh Hamilton Dykehole
Orthography used in the Ordnance Survey |
023.06 |
This is a farmhouse in the occupation of James Young and the property of James Henderson Addlewood. |
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DIKEHOLE |
Dykehole
Dykehole
Dykehole
Dikehole |
Hugh Hamilton occr. [occupier]
James Young Dykehead
James Murray High Flakefield
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023.06 |
This farm house occupied by the proprietor Hugh Hamilton. |
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HIGH FLAKEFIELD |
High Flakefield
High Flakefield
High Flakefield |
James Murray High Flakefield
James Young Dykehead
Hugh Hamilton Dykehole |
023.06 |
This is a farm house occupied by James Murray and the property of James Marshall. |
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BANKFIELD |
Bankfield
Bankfield
Bankfield |
John Riddell Propr. [Proprietor]
Charles Weir Blackburn Mill
George Rae Cleughearn Lodge |
023.07 |
This is a farmhouse occupied by the propprietor John Riddell |
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BLACKBURN |
Blackburn
Blackburn
Blackburn |
Thomas Lambie occupier
Charles Weir Blackburn Mill
John Riddell Bankfield |
023.07 |
This is a farm house in the occupation of Thomas Lambie and the property of Doctor Moor Greenhall Hamilton. |
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BLACKBURN MILL (Corn) |
Blackburn Mill ( corn )
Blackburn Mill (corn)
Blackburn Mill (corn)
Blackburn Mill (corn) |
John Riddell Bankfield
Charles Weir Blackburn Mill
George Rae Cleughearn Lodge |
023.07 |
This is a Corn Mill occupied by the proprietor Charles Weir. It is worked by steam and water. |
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ARDOCHRIG |
Ardochrig
Ardochrig
Ardochrig |
Thomas Hamilton occr. [occupier ]
George Rae Cleughearn Lodge
William Allison Muirhead |
023.09 |
A farmhouse occupied by Thomas Hamilton and the property of The Earl of Eglinton. |
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BLACK BURN |
Black Burn
Black Burn
Black Burn |
Thomas Hamilton Ardochrig
James Stone Greenside
George Rae Cleughearn Lodge |
023.09 |
A small stream having its source near Greenside. It runs into Pomillan.
In its course it forms the Boundary between Avondale and E. [East] Kilbride. |
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LITTLE CALDER |
Little Calder
Little Calder
Little Calder
Little Calder
Little Calder Water |
Thomas Hamilton Ardochrig
George Rae Cleughearn Lodge
William Allison Muirhead
Forest's County Map
Estate Plans |
023.09 |
The Stream is so called from about 38 chains S.E. [South East] of Ardochrig to where it joins Calder Water, in some parts of its course it forms the parish boundary. |
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Heighton's [?..]
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LOGIE LITTLE |
Logie Little
Logie Little
Logie Little |
Robert Fergus Logoch
Thomas Hamilton Ardochrig
William Allison Muirhead |
023.09 |
This is a small stream having its source on the Logoch farm. It runs into Little Calder. |
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LOGOCH |
Logoch
Logoch
Logoch
Logoch |
Robert Fergus occupier
Thomas Hamilton Ardochrig
Forest's County Map
George Rae Cleughearn Lodge |
023.09 |
A farmhouse occupied by Robert Fergus and the property of Doctor Alexander. |
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MUIRHEAD |
Muirhead
Muirhead |
Alexander Allison occupier
Robert Fergus Cogoch
William Hamilton West Browncastle |
023.13 |
This is a farm house in the occupation of William Allison, it is the property of Robert Steele |
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BROCK BURN |
Brock Burn
Brock Burn |
James Pate East Browncastle
Alexander Allison Muirhead
William Hamilton West Browncastle |
023.13 |
This is a small stream rising on the moors near Muirhead, it passes by East Browncastle and runs into Calder Water. |
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POWHARPAL BURN |
Powharpal Burn
Powharpal Burn
Powharpal Burn |
James Pate East Browncastle
Alexander Allison Muirhead
William Hamilton West Browncastle |
029.03 |
This is a small stream rising in the County of Ayr and turning into Padnochie Burn. |
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BLOOD MOSS |
Blood Moss
Blood Moss
Blood Moss |
William Hamilton West Browncastle
James Pate East Browncastle
Peter Cleland Laigh Alderstocks |
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This piece of Moss is situated on the West Browncastle Farm and is the property of Robert Steele. Why it uses this name is not known. |
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EAST BROWNCASTLE |
East Browncastle
East Browncastle
East Browncastle |
William Hamilton West Browncastle
James Pate occupier
Peter Cleland Laigh Alderstocks |
029.04 |
This is a farm house occupied by James Pate and the property of Robert Steele Rutherglen. |
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WEST BROWNCASTLE |
West Browncastle
West Browncastle
West Browncastle |
William Hamilton West Browncastle
James Pate East Browncastle
Peter Cleland Laigh Alderstocks |
029.04 |
This is a farm house occupied by William Hamilton and the property of Robert Steele Rutherglen commonly called Provost Steele. |
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CALDER WATER |
Calder Water
Calder Water
Calder Water
Calder Water |
George Rae Cleughearn Lodge
James Pate East Browncastle
William Hamilton West Browncastle
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017.09 |
This Rivulet has its source in Ayrshire, in its course in that county it is called Calder Burn, when it enters the County of Lanark it becomes more considerable and takes the name Calder Water, which it retains to the end of its course. It joins the Avon Water near Strathavon. |
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CAIRN [The Law] |
Druid's Temple (site of )
Druid's Temple (site of)
Druid's Temple ( site of)
Druid's Temple (site of) |
James Pate East Browncastle
William Hamilton West Browncastle
Alexander Allison Muirhead
Forrest's Co. [County ] Map |
030.10 |
Near East Browncastle is a green Knoll called The Law, on the summit of which according to Tradition stood a Druid's Temple. Many large rough stones belonging to which, were removed by the Present occupier of East Browncastle (James Pate) . It is completely demolished and all the large stones removed. |
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THE LAW |
The Law
The Law
The Law |
James Pate East Browncastle
William Hamilton West Browncastle
Alexander Allison Muirhead |
030.10 |
This is a Knoll situated near East Browncastle on the summit of which was once a Druids Temple. |
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"Law. A designation to many hills or mounts.
Jamieson
[written under Druids Temple]
I have seen this place, and also consulted with James Pate
who removed the stones, which were largest, from the middle
of the Cairn, the place probably where internment took place.
The object is manifestly the remains of a Cairn of Stones
of which, portions of the heap still remain.- These were are
stones removed of the character of large unhewn masses such
as not found in Druidical Circles. [very unsure of this sentence]
[ in LHS margin]
Cairn
( in old English)
J.B. Capt. R.E. [Captain] Royal Engineers]
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Name -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Allers -- 11 -- 14 -- 13
Auburn Cottage -- 16 -- 4 -- 33
Arotshole -- 16 -- 4 -- 37
Ann's Lodge -- 16 -- 8 -- 43
Allerton -- 16 -- 15 -- 57
Auldhouse -- 16 -- 16 -- 59
Aikinfin -- 22 -- 4 -- 96
Ardochrig Hill -- 22 -- 8 -- 103
Arpohill -- 23 -- 1 -- 115
Ardochrig -- 23 -- 9 -- 133
Barley Well -- 10 -- 16 -- 3
Bellcraig -- 10 -- 16 -- 4
Busby -- 10 -- 14 -- 7
Bridge Mill (Dyewood) -- 11 -- 14 -- 13
Busby Printworks (Calico) -- 16 -- 2 -- 15
Busbyside -- 16 -- 2 -- 15
Braehead -- 16 -- 3 -- 18
Bystone -- 16 -- 3 -- 23
Burnbrae -- 16 -- 4 -- 30
Bagton -- 16 -- 7 -- 39
Bairdston -- 16 -- 7 -- 42
Burnbrae -- 16 -- 8 -- 43
Brousterland -- 16 -- 8 -- 45
Burnhouse -- 16 -- 16 -- 60
Benthall -- 16 -- 16 -- 62
Buchamdike -- 17 -- 1 -- 67
Brankumhall -- 17 -- 1 -- 70
Bossfield -- 17 -- 1 -- 71
Basket -- 17 -- 2 -- 73
Birniehill -- 17 -- 5 -- 83
Bellabout -- 22 -- 3 -- 93
Bethern -- 22 -- 4 -- 95
Boghall -- 22 -- 4 -- 96
Burnhouse -- 22 -- 4 -- 99
Browncastle Burn -- 22 -- 12 -- 107
Bull Burn -- 22 -- 12 -- 108 |
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Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Bught Burn -- 22 --12 -- 108
Bught Knowe -- 22 --16 -- 110
Benthead -- 23 -- 1 -- 117
Bottom -- 23 -- 6 -- 129
Bankfield -- 23 -- 7 -- 131
Blackburn Mill (corn) -- 23 -- 7 -- 131
Blackburn -- 23 -- 7 -- 131
Black Burn -- 23 -- 7 -- 131
Brock Burn -- 23 -- 13 -- 135
Blood Moss -- 29 -- 4 -- 139
Cairn (Site of) -- 10 -- 16 -- 11
Cairnmuir quarry -- 10 -- 16 -- 4
Chapelside -- 11 -- 13 -- 5
Crossbasket -- 11 -- 14 -- 13
Cadgerhill -- 16 -- 3 -- 18
Castle Hill -- 16 -- 3 -- 19
Castlehill -- 16 -- 3 -- 20
Castleglen Works (Starches & Gums) -- 16 -- 3 -- 22
Cocks Burn -- 11 -- 13 -- 6
College Milton -- 16 -- 4 -- 19
Cross -- 16 -- 7 -- 40
Church -- 16 -- 8 -- 46
Crosshouse -- 16 -- 11 -- 50
Craig Mill -- 16 -- 15 -- 57
Claddensgreen -- 16 -- 16 -- 59
Causeyhead -- 16 -- 16 -- 59
Crosshill -- 16 -- 16 -- 60
Curlingmire -- 16 -- 16 -- 62
Crofthead (in ruins) -- 16 -- 16 -- 63
Cantieslaw -- 17 -- 1 -- 69
Capelrig -- 17 -- 1 -- 69
Craigneith Castle -- 17 -- 2 -- 73
Calderwood Castle -- 17 -- 2 -- 73
Common -- 17 -- 5 -- 80
Calderglen -- 17 -- 5 -- 82
Calder Water -- 17 -- 9 -- 87
Craigend -- 22 -- 3 -- 93
Clayhedge -- 22 -- 4 -- 95 |
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Curroochfauld -- 22 -- 4 -- 95
Cockrunning Mill (corn) -- 22 -- 4 -- 96
Cleughearn Lodge -- 22 -- 4 -- 99
Craw Burn -- 22 -- 16 -- 111
Craw Knowe -- 22 -- 16 -- 114
Cleughearn Burn -- 23 -- 1 -- 116
Cladance Moss -- 23 -- 1 -- 117
Cladance -- 23 -- 1 -- 119
Calder Water -- 29 -- 7 -- 141
Cairn -- 30 -- 1 -- 143
Dikehead -- 16 -- 4 -- 39
Duncanrig -- 16 -- 8 -- 45
Dikeneuk -- 16 -- 16 -- 61
Drumreevough -- 22 --16 -- 113
Dikehole -- 13 -- 6 -- 130
Dikehead -- 13 -- 6 -- 130
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East Nerston -- 11 -- 13 -- 1
East Nerston -- 11 -- 13 -- 2
Easter Busby -- 10 -- 14 -- 8
East Rodgerton -- 10 -- 16 -- 11
Eastend -- 16 -- 4 -- 36
East Milton -- 16 -- 8 -- 44
East Kilbride -- 16 -- 8 -- 47
East Netherton -- 16 -- 8 -- 44
East Fieldhead -- 16 -- 8 -- 60
Ellrig -- 22 -- 7 -- 101
East Browncastle -- 29 -- 4 -- 139
Forefaulds -- 17 -- 1 -- 68
Free Church -- 17 -- 1 -- 72
Flat Linn -- 17 -- 9 -- 87
Fieldhead -- 22 -- 3 -- 95
Gardenhall -- 16 -- 7 -- 41
Gill -- 16 -- 7 -- 42
Gill Burn-- 16 -- 11 -- 49
Greenhills -- 16 -- 16 -- 37
Greenbank -- 16 -- 15 -- 56 |
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Gas Works -- 17 -- 1 -- 65
Grave Yard (site of) -- 17 -- 5 -- 85
Greenyard -- 22 -- 12 -- 107
Greenside -- 23 -- 5 -- 123
Highflat -- 10 -- 16 -- 4
Henlin -- 10 -- 14 -- 7
High Mains -- 10 -- 16 --11
Hawbank -- 16 -- 4 -- 29
Hairmyres -- 16 -- 7 -- 39
Hayhill -- 16 -- 7 -- 39
Headhouse -- 16 -- 8 -- 48
Halfmerk -- 17 -- 1 -- 72
High Common -- 17 -- 5 -- 80
High Murray -- 17 -- 5 -- 83
Hurlawcrook -- 17 -- 9 -- 88
Harelaw -- 22 -- 3 -- 94
High Huntlawrig -- 22 -- 3 -- 94
Hare Law -- 22 -- 4 -- 98
High Cleughearn -- 22 -- 8 -- 103
High Alderstock -- 22 -- 16 -- 114
High Knoweglass -- 23 -- 1 -- 115
Hills of Blackburn -- 23 -- 6 -- 126
High Blakefield -- 23 -- 6 -- 130
Inn -- 17 -- 5 -- 75
Jackson -- 16 -- 11 -- 51
Jean Cameron's Grave -- 5 -- 1 -- 79
Kittoch Bridge -- 10 -- 15 -- 9
Kingsknowe -- 16 -- 3 -- 17
Kittochside -- 16 -- 3 -- 21
Kittoch Water -- 16 -- 4 -- 29
Knocklegoil -- 16 -- 4 -- 32
Kirktonholm -- 16 -- 4 -- 34
Kirkland Bridge -- 16 -- 10 -- 48
Kiln Knowe -- 22 -- 4 -- 100
Kame-end -- 23 -- 1 -- 11
Knowehead -- 23 -- 6 -- 128
Lees Burn -- 11 -- 13 -- 5
Laigh Braehead -- 16 -- 3 -- 18 |
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Laigh Mains -- 16 -- 4 -- 27
Law Knowe -- 16 -- 4 -- 27
Limekilns -- 16 -- 4 -- 32
Lawmuir -- 16 -- 4 -- 41
Little Duncanig -- 16 -- 8 -- 44
Little Park -- 16 --11 -- 51
Lawside -- 16 -- 11 -- 52
Lickprivick Castle (site of ) -- 16 -- 12 -- 53
Lockhartshields -- 16 -- 16 -- 61
Long Calderwood -- 17 -- 1 -- 67
Laigh Murray -- 17 -- 5 -- 75
Laigh Common -- 17 -- 5 -- 76
Lower Backrow -- 17 -- 9 -- 89
Longlands -- 17 -- 13 -- 91
Longland House -- 17 -- 13 -- 91
Laigh Knoweglass -- 17 -- 13 -- 92
Laigh Huntlawrig -- 22 -- 3 -- 94
Lairfad -- 22 -- 4 -- 97
Lees Burn -- 11 -- 13 -- 5
Laigh Cleuchearn -- 22 -- 4 -- 97
Laird's Seat -- 22 -- 11 -- 105
Laigh Alderstock -- 22 -- 16 -- 113
Lamb Hill -- 22 -- 16 -- 114
Leaburn -- 23 -- 1 -- 115
Lea Burn -- 23 -- 1 -- 116
Laigh Flakefield -- 23 -- 6 -- 129
Little Calder -- 23 -- 9 -- 133
Logoch -- 23 -- 9 -- 134
Logie Little -- 23 -- 9 -- 134
Mains Castle (in Ruins) -- 16 -- 4 -- 25
Markethill -- 16 -- 4 -- 31
Market Hill -- 16 -- 4 -- 31
Manse -- 16 -- 4 -- 35
Murrayhill -- 16 -- 8 -- 44
Mossneuk -- 16 -- 11 -- 52
Millhouse -- 16 -- 15 -- 57
Mungo's Well -- 16 -- 16 -- 63 |
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Manse -- 17 -- 1 -- 65
Maxwellton -- 17 -- 1 -- 72
Manse -- 17 -- 5 -- 76
Mid Murray -- 17 -- 5 -- 77
Mount Cameron -- 17 -- 5 -- 79
Muir Hill -- 22 -- 15 -- 109
Mid Hill -- 22 -- 15 -- 110
Moot Knowe -- 22 -- 16 -- 115
Millwell -- 23 -- 1 -- 117
Meadowhead -- 23 -- 5 -- 123
Muirhead -- 23 -- 13 -- 135
Nerston -- 11 -- 13 -- 1
Nook -- 11 -- 13 -- 1
Nerstonmill -- 11 -- 13 -- 5
Newlands -- 16 -- 11 -- 49
North Craighall -- 16 -- 11 -- 49
North Allerton -- 16 -- 11 -- 50
Newhouse -- 16 -- 11 -- 52
Newlandmuir -- 16 -- 12 -- 53
North Lickprivick -- 16 -- 12 -- 54
Nethercraig Bridge -- 16 -- 15 -- 57
Nethermains -- 17 -- 5 -- 68
Newhouse Mill -- 17 -- 5 -- 83
Newhouse -- 17 -- 5 -- 85
Newfarm -- 17 -- 9 -- 89
North Carnduff -- 23 -- 6 -- 127
Over Mitton -- 16 -- 8 -- 43
Peelpark -- 16 -- 3 -- 17
P.H. [Public House] -- 16 -- 4 -- 33
Philipshill Mill (corn) -- 16 -- 3 -- 21
Philipshill -- 16 -- 3 -- 22
Peel Castle -- 16 -- 3 -- 23
Peel -- 16 -- 3 -- 23
P.H. [Public House] -- 16 -- 8 -- 46
P.H. [Public House] -- 17 -- 5 -- 75
P.H. [Public House] -- 17 -- 5 -- 75 |
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Priestknowe -- 17 -- 5 -- 77
Platthorn -- 17 -- 5 -- 78
Parkhead -- 17 -- 9 -- 88
Park -- 17 -- 13 -- 92
Padonochie Burn -- 22 -- 15 -- 110
Park Burn -- 23 -- 1 -- 116
Powmillan Burn -- 23 -- 2 -- 121
Powharpel Burn -- 29 -- 3 -- 137
Rogerton -- 10 -- 16 -- 3
Rosebank -- 10 -- 14 -- 8
Rough Hill -- 16 -- 3 -- 20
Righeadl -- 16 -- 8 -- 45
Rangerhousel -- 16 -- 12 -- 56
Roddinghead -- 17 -- 5 -- 76
Rosemount -- 17 -- 5 -- 78
Rotten Calder -- 17 -- 9 -- 87
Raahead -- 22 -- 4 -- 97
Ruthern Mill (Corn) -- 23 -- 1 -- 118
Rigfoot Moss -- 23 -- 6 -- 126
Rigfoot -- 23 -- 6 -- 128
Site of Cairn -- 16 -- 4 -- 27
Stuartfield -- 16 -- 4 -- 28
Springbank Tile Works -- 16 -- 4 -- 30
Springbank -- 16 -- 4 -- 7
Southfield -- 16 -- 7 -- 60
South Craighall -- 16 -- 11 -- 50
South Lickprivick -- 16 -- 12 -- 54
Shiells -- 16 -- 16 -- 61
Shield Burn -- 16 -- 16 -- 62
School -- 17 -- 1 -- 69
School -- 17 -- 1 -- 71
Shepherd's Knowe -- 22 -- 4 -- 98
( Site of ) Harelaw Cairn -- 22 -- 4 -- 98
Skeoch -- 23 -- 1 -- 118
Springfield -- 23 -- 6 -- 127
Stobbieside -- 23 -- 6 -- 128
South Flake field -- 23 -- 6 -- 129 |
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Thorntonhall Burn -- 16 -- 2 -- 16
Thorntonhall -- 16 -- 3 -- 17
Tower -- 11 -- 14 -- 13
Thornton -- 11 -- 7 -- 40
Tummelside -- 17 -- 1 -- 67
Threshold -- 17 -- 1 -- 68
Torrance Mill (Roman Cement) -- 17 -- 1 -- 71
Tuphill -- 17 -- 5 -- 78
The Hermitage -- 17 -- 5 -- 81
The Black Linn -- 17 -- 5 -- 82
The Trough Linn -- 17 -- 5 -- 82
The Gray Mare -- 17 -- 5 -- 84
The Fairy Well -- 17 -- 5 -- 84
Torrance Linn -- 17 -- 5 -- 85
The Tor -- 17 -- 9 -- 90
Torrance -- 17 -- 9 -- 90
The Law -- 30 -- 1 -- 143
U. P. Church [ United Presbyterian] -- 16 -- 4 -- 33
Upper Backrow -- 17 -- 9 -- 89
West Nerston -- 11 -- 13 -- 2
West Rogerton -- 10 -- 16 -- 3
Whitehill -- 10 -- 14 -- 5
Wester Busby -- 10 -- 14 -- 5
Wester Kittochside -- 10 -- 15 -- 9
Westerfield -- 16 -- 3 -- 24
Wells -- 16 -- 4 -- 28
Westend -- 16 --11 -- 51
West Netherton -- 16 -- 12 -- 54
White Knowe -- 16 -- 12 -- 55
Whitehill -- 16 -- 12 -- 56
White Cart Water -- 16 -- 12 -- 58
Woodside -- 17 -- 1 -- 70
Whitemoss -- 17 -- 5 -- 77
Whitecross -- 17 -- 9 -- 88
Woo' Gill -- 22 -- 15 -- 109
White Burn -- 22 -- 15 -- 109
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