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PARKHEAD FORGE |
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SALAMANCA STREET |
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CAMLACHIE BURN |
Camlachie Burn
Camlachie Burn
Camlachie Burn |
John Smith
Mr Crawford, Duke St
Mr Grant, Fordneuk Spinning Mill |
006.12 |
A considerable stream or burn running in a south westerly direction passing Vinegarhill and forming the western bounds of Camlachie village
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EAST NELSON STREET |
East Nelson Street |
Corner Tickets |
006.12 |
A Street branching northerly off the Gallowgate and terminating at a nameless Lane that leads from Whitevale St. |
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FLEMING STREET |
Fleming Street |
Corner Tickets |
006.12 |
A Street branching southerly off Duke St. |
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WELLPARK FREE CHURCH SCHOOL |
Wellpark Free Church School
Wellpark Free Church School |
Schoolmaster
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006.12 |
A handsomely built Gothic edifice which is one of the Schools in connection with Wellpark Free Church. |
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Sheet VI-12 No 16 City of Glasgow [in header]
VI-12 No 16 Trace 1 [Situation for Wellpark Free Church School]
VI-12 No 16 Trace 3 [Situation for Fleming Street]
VI-12 No 16 Trace 4 [Situation for East Nelson Street]
VI-12 No 16 Trace 6 [Situation for Camlachie Burn] |
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BACK CAUSEWAY |
Back Causeway |
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A Street branching northerly off Westmuir Street, and terminating at the end of "Colliers Row," |
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COLLIERS ROW |
Colliers Row |
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006.12 |
A row of houses in the district or village called West Muir |
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HART STREET |
Hart Street |
Corner Tickets |
006.12 |
A Street leading northerly off Westmuir Street |
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MARGARET STREET |
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WESTMUIR STREET |
Westmuir Street |
Corner Tickets |
006.12 |
A long Street leading from the end of the "New Road" through the village of Parkhead and terminating at the meeting of a nameless road near Manscroft Cottage |
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WINNINGS ROW |
Winnings Row |
Corner Tickets |
006.12 |
A Street leading from Westmuir Street to "Colliers Row" |
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MANSCROFT |
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COAL HILL STREET |
Coal Hill Street |
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006.12 |
A Street branching northerly of the Great Eastern Road. It is in the village of Camlachie |
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EAST UNION STREET |
East Union Street |
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A short street in the village of Camlachie, branching easterly off Society Street. |
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FINDLAY COTTAGE |
Findlay Cottage |
Mr Bryce Proprietor |
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A cottage having a garden attached |
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LONGPARK COTTAGE |
Longpark Cottage
Longpark Cottage |
Mr Bryce
Mr Taylor Occupier |
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A small but handsome cottage on the east side of the district called Camlachie |
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MISSION HOUSE [Coal Hill St] |
Mission House |
Mr Bryce
Mr Taylor |
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On the east side of this street [Coal Hill Street] is a small mission house belonging to the district and not to any particular denomination. Attached to it is a small dwelling house for the keeper. |
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SOCIETY STREET |
Society Street |
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A Street in the village of Camlachie branching northerly off the "Great Eastern Road" |
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VI-12 No. 22 Glasgow [in header]
VI-12 No 22 Trace 1 [Situation for Coal Hill Street]
VI-12 No 22 Trace 1 [Situation for Mission House]
VI-12 No 22 Trace 1 [Situation for Society Street]
VI-12 No 22 Trace 1 [Situation for East Union Street]
VI-12 No 22 Trace 2 [Situation for Findlay Cottage]
VI-12 No 22 Trace 2 [Situation for Longpark Cottage] |
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BURN ROAD |
Burn Road |
Corner Tickets |
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A short street branching northerly off the Great eastern Road. |
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CHURCH [Q.S., Camlachie] |
Church Church |
Beadle Mr McCulloch Camlachie |
006.12 |
A handsome edifice the interior of which is well fitted up with pews &c. Sufficiently commodious for about 1000 persons. It is a Quoad Sacra Church for the districts of Camlachie and Parkhead. |
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EAST HOPE STREET |
East Hope Street |
Corner Tickets |
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A street in "Camlachie" branching southerly off the Great Eastern Road. |
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EASTERN NECROPOLIS |
Eastern Necropolis Eastern Necropolis Eastern Necropolis |
Gate Keepers Printed documents Also in Name Sheets of VI-16-2 |
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A well laid out Burial ground situated between the districts of Camlachie and Parkhead |
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CLYDESDALE DYE WORKS |
Clydesdale Dye Works |
Mr McLean, Proprietor |
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Considerable Dye works on the south side of the River Clyde |
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CLYDESDALE TUBE WORKS |
Clydesdale Tube Works
Clydesdale Tube Works |
Manager
On Gateway |
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A considerable area of buildings where iron tubes are manufactured |
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DALMARNOCK BRIDGE |
Dalmarnock Bridge
Dalmarnock Bridge |
Mr McLean, Clydesdale Dye Works
Mr Muir |
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A wooden bridge crossing the River Clyde on the Dalmarnock Road |
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STRATHCLYDE PRINT WORKS |
Strathclyde Print Works |
Messrs Muir & Brown Proprietors |
010.04 |
Large Print Works on the north side of the River Clyde |
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X-4 No 1 Glasgow & Rutherglen [in header]
X-4 No 1 Trace 1 [Situation for Strathclyde Print Works]
X-4 No 1 Trace 3 [Situation for Dalmarnock Bridge]
X-4 No 1 Trace 4 [Situation for Clydesdale Dye Works]
X-4 No 1 Trace 6 [Situation for Clydesdale Tube Works] |
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DALMARNOCK HOUSE |
Dalmarnock House
Dalmarnock House
Dalmarnock House |
John Wilson Esq, Proprietor
Mr Guthrie Dalmarnock
Mr Walker Dalmarnock Dye Works |
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A large and handsome dwelling house having offices, a garden and some ornamental ground attached. There is also another house of the same situated on the east side of Dalmarnock Road see descriptive remarks for Common Place |
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VI-16 No 21 Glasgow [in header]
VI-16 No 21 Trace 4 [Situation] |
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DALMARNOCK HOUSE |
Dalmarnock House
Dalmarnock House |
James Eadie Esq Occupier
Post Office Directory |
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A fine dwelling house having offices, a garden, and some ornamental ground attached. There is also another house of the same name on the S. [South] West side of the Dalmarnock Road. see Plan VI-16 No 21 |
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VI-16 No 22 Trace 1 [Situation] |
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NEWLANDS |
Newlands
Newlands
Newlands |
Mr Cochrane, occupier
Mr Wilson
Mr Stevenson Farmer Newlands |
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A large house having offices and a farm of land attached |
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SPRINGBANK PIT (Coal) |
Springbank Coal Pit
Springbank Coal Pit |
Mr Wilson Proprietor
Printed Bills |
006.16 |
A Coal Pit on the north side of the London Road |
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SPRINGBANK T.P. |
Springbank T.P. [Turnpike]
Springbank T.P. [Turnpike] |
Sign Board
Mr Wilson |
006.16 |
A Turnpike Gate on the London Road near Springbank Coal Pit |
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VI-16 No 7 Glasgow [in header]
VI-16 No 7 Trace 2 [Situation for Springbank Pit]
Trace 4 [Situation for Newlands]
Trace 6 [Situation for Springbank Turnpike] |
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NEILSON COURT |
Neilson Court |
Corner Ticket |
006.16 |
That open space or court behind Scotston |
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NEWFIELD HOUSE |
Newfield House |
The Rev A. Wilson occupier |
006.16 |
A handsome cottage on the north side of the London Road |
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SCOTSTON |
Scotston |
Corner Tickets |
006.16 |
A range of 3 dwelling houses on the south side of the London Road |
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DINISTON PLACE |
Diniston Place |
Corner Ticket |
006.16 |
A house on the south side of the London Road |
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VI-16 No. 6 Glasgow [in header]
VI-16 No. 6 Trace 1 [Situation for Newfield House]
VI-16 No. 6 Trace 2 [Situation for Diniston Place]
VI-16 No. 6 Trace 2 [Situation for Scotston]
VI-16 No. 6 Trace 2 [Situation for Neilson Court] |
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BARROWFIELD COTTON MILL |
Barrowfield Cotton Mill
Barrowfield Cotton Mill |
Manager
Printed documents |
006.15 |
A large Cotton Mill on the east side of Reid St. |
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BARROWFIELD PRINT AND DYE WORKS |
Barrowfield Print & Dye Works
Barrowfield Print & Dye Works |
H. Monteith Esq, Proprietor
Manager |
006.15 |
Very extensive Print and Dye Works on the north side of the River Clyde immediately above Rutherglen Bridge |
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FRENCH STREET |
French Street |
Corner Tickets |
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A Street branching easterly off Main Street to the end of Reid St. |
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RUTHERGLEN BRIDGE |
Rutherglen Bridge
Rutherglen Bridge |
H. Monteith Esq, Printer & Dyer
City Maps |
006.15 |
A narrow bridge spanning the River Clyde at the South end of Main Street |
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RUTHERGLENBRIDGE MILL (Cotton) |
Rutherglenbridge Mill (Cotton)
Rutherglenbridge Mill (Cotton) |
Manager
Printed documents |
006.15 |
A large Cotton Mill on the north side of French Street |
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TRAFALGAR STREET |
Trafalgar Street |
Corner Tickets |
006.15 |
A Street branching easterly off Main Street |
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VI-15 No 19 Trace 5 [Situation for Rutherglen Bridge]
VI-15 No 19 Trace 5 [Situation for Rutherglenbridge Mill]
VI-15 No 19 Trace 5 [Situation for French Street]
VI-15 No 19 Trace 5 [Situation for Trafalgar Street]
VI-15 No 19 Trace 6 [Situation for Barrowfield Print & Dye Works]
VI-15 No 19 Trace 6 [Situation for Barrowfield Cotton Mill] |
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ADELPHI STREET |
Adelphi Street |
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006.15 |
A Street running easterly from Bowling Green intersecting Reid and terminating at a Nameless Road that passes the East side of the [Gas Works ?] |
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CLYDE THREAD MILL |
Clyde Thread Mill
Clyde Thread Mill |
Printed Bills relative thereto
Door Keeper |
006.15 |
A large Thread Mill on the west side of Main Street, including a [--] Shed and Engine Houses |
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NEWHALL HOUSE |
Newhall House |
F. Frew Esq Proprietor |
006.15 |
A fine dwelling house [on the] north side of Newhall Street |
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NEWHALL STREET |
Newhall Street |
Corner Tickets |
006.15 |
A Street branching westerly [off] Main Street and terminating [--] Newhall Terrace |
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RUMFORD STREET |
Rumford Street |
Corner Tickets |
006.15 |
A Street branching easterly off Main St. and terminating a [short ?] distance after entering Reid |
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SCOTT STREET |
Scott Street |
Corner Ticket |
006.15 |
A new Street branching north off Newhall Street |
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VI-15 No 19 Glasgow [in header]
VI-15 No 19 Trace 1 [Situation for Newhall house]
Trace 2 [Situation for Scott Street]
Trace 2 [Situation for Newhall Street]
Trace 3 [Situation for Rumford Street]
Trace 3 [Situation for Adelphi Street]
Trace 5 [Situation for Clyde Thread Mill] |
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CARNTYNE T.P. |
Carntyne T.P. [Turnpike]
Carntyne T.P. [Turnpike] |
Gate Keeper
Sign Board |
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A Turnpike gate at the end of "Carntyne Road" and "New Road" |
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GLEN BURN |
Glen Burn
Glen Burn |
Mr Brown, Haghill
Mr Gray, Writer, Carntyne |
006.12 |
A burn or stream running in a southerly direction past Glen Place to its influx with Camlachie Burn |
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GLEN PLACE |
Glen Place |
Corner Tickets |
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A row of houses on the north side of Duke Street |
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NETHERFIELD HOUSE |
Netherfield House
Netherfield House |
Mr Rigby Occupier
Mr Brown |
006.12 |
A handsome cottage having offices and garden attached |
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NEW ROAD |
New Road |
Corner Tickets |
006.12 |
A road leading from the end of Duke St at carntyne T.P. [Turnpike] and terminating at Parkhead |
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VI-12 No 17 Glasgow [in header]
VI-12 No 17 Trace 1 [Situation for Glen Place]
VI-12 No 17 Trace 1 [Situation for Glen Burn]
VI-12 No 17 Trace 2 [Situation for Netherfield House]
VI-12 No 17 Trace 3 [Situation for Carntyne Turnpike]
VI-12 No 17 Trace 3 [Situation for New Road] |
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NETHERFIELD CHEMICAL WORKS |
Netherfield Chemical Works
Netherfield Chemical Works |
Mr Garroway
Mr Brown |
006.12 |
Large Chemical Works on the north side of Camlachie Burn |
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BELVIDERE COTTAGE |
Belvidere Cottage |
William Lennox occupier
John Chalmers |
006.16 |
A Cottage on the south side of the London Road |
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NEWBANK |
Newbank
Newbank |
John Chalmers occupier
Cart Tickets |
006.16 |
A farm house and offices on the north side of the London Road |
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VI-16 No 13 [in header] |
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BAIRD STREET |
Baird Street |
Corner Ticket |
006.16 |
A short street branching southerly off Westmuir Street |
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WESTMUIR QUARRY |
Westmuir Quarry (Sandstone)
Westmuir Quarry (Sandstone) |
Mr Jenkins
Police Officers |
006.16 |
An Old obsolete Quarry (Sandstone) on the south side of Westmuir Street |
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VI-16 No. 4 Glasgow [in header] |
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BROAD STREET |
Broad Street |
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006.12 |
A Street in the village of Camlachie branching northerly off the Great Eastern Road |
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CAMLACHIE FOUNDRY |
Camlachie Foundry (Iron)
Camlachie Foundry (Iron) |
On Front of Buildings
Manager |
006.12 |
A large iron foundry on the east side of Foundry Open |
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CROWNPOINT STREET |
Crownpoint Street |
Corner Tickets |
006.12 |
A Street branching Southerly off the Gallowgate and terminating at Crownpoint house |
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FOUNDRY OPEN |
Foundry Open |
Corner Tickets |
006.12 |
A narrow Lane branching northerly off Gallowgate |
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VINEGARHILL |
Vinegarhill
Vinegarhill |
Mr Aitken, Gallowgate
Printed List of Names |
006.12 |
A group of old dwelling houses on the south side of Camlachie Burn. |
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WHITEVALE CHEMICAL WORKS |
Whitevale Chemical Works
Whitevale Chemical Works |
On Front of Buildings
Manager |
006.12 |
Extensive Chemical works on the east side of East Nelson Street |
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VI-12 No 21 City of Glasgow [in header]
VI-12 No 21 Trace 1 [Situation for Whitevale Chemical Works]
VI-12 No 21 Trace 1 [Situation for Foundry Open]
VI-12 No 21 Trace 2 [Situation for Camlachie Foundry]
VI-12 No 21 Trace 3 [Situation for Vinegarhill]
VI-12 No 21 Trace 3 [Situation for Broad Street]
VI-12 No 21 Trace 4 [Situation for Crownpoint Street] |
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ALMA BOILER WORKS |
Alma Boiler Works
Alma Boiler Works |
On Buildings
Manager |
006.12 |
A small Boiler Work on the South side and near the end of Gallowgate |
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BREWERS OPEN |
Brewers Open |
Corner Ticket |
006.12 |
A passage between the Chemical Works south of the Great Eastern Road |
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CROWNPOINT |
Crownpoint
Crownpoint |
Police Officers
Mr Aitken |
006.12 |
A house 3 storeys high, occupied by several tenants, and situated at the east end of Crownpoint Road |
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GRAIN MILL [Camlachie Burn] |
Grain Mill
Grain Mill |
Manager
On Buildings |
006.12 |
A Grain Mill on the north side of Camlachie Burn attached at the east end is a small Char Mill |
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YATE STREET |
Yate Street |
Corner Tickets |
006.12 |
A Street branching S. [South] westerly off the Great Eastern Road, and terminating at a nameless lane that passes the south side of the Distillery |
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VI-12 No 21 Trace 4 [Situation for Grain Mill]
VI-12 No 21 Trace 4 [Situation for Alma Boiler Works]
VI-12 No 21 Trace 4 [Situation for Crownpoint]
VI-12 No 21 Trace 5 [Situation for Yate Street]
VI-12 No 21 Trace 5 [Situation for Brewers Open] |
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CAMLACHIE |
Camlachie
Camlachie
Camlachie |
Post Office Directory
Police Officers
Printed List of the Names of Places |
006.12 |
A considerable suburban village on the east side of Camlachie Burn. It comprises a number of Streets such as "East Hope St", "Porter St" "Broad Street, Yate Street, Vinegarhill etc |
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EAST HOPE STREET |
East Hope Street |
Corner Tickets |
006.12 |
A short street branching southerly off the Great Eastern Road. |
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GREAT EASTERN ROAD |
Great Eastern Road |
Corner Tickets |
006.12 |
This name applies to the principal Road or Street leading through the village of Camlachie, Parkhead. The name commences at the bridge which crosses the Camlachie Burn immediately at the east end of the Gallowgate |
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PORTER STREET |
Porter Street |
Corner Tickets |
006.12 |
A short street branching southerly off the "Great Eastern Road" |
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VI-12 No 21 Trace 6 [Situation for Camlachie]
VI-12 No 21 Trace 6 [Situation for Great Eastern Road]
VI-12 No 21 Trace 6 [Situation for Porter Street]
VI-12 No 21 Trace 6 [Situation for East Hope Street] |
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KING STREET [Rutherglen] |
King Street |
Corner Tickets |
010.04 |
A Street running parallel with Main Street and terminating at the end of Glasgow Road |
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MAIN STREET [Rutherglen] |
Main Street |
Corner Tickets |
010.04 |
A long and irregular Street extending westwards from the end of Hamilton Road, and terminating at the end of "Glasgow Road" |
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RUTHERGLEN ARMS INN [Rutherglen] |
Rutherglen Arms Inn
Rutherglen Arms Inn |
Sign Board
John Saughnessey occupier |
010.04 |
An Inn on the south side of Main Street. |
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SCHOOL [St Columbkill's Chapel, Rutherglen] |
School |
Rev John Shaw - Rutherglen
Directory
Schoolmaster |
010.04 |
In connection with this chapel [St Columbkill's R.C. Chapel] is a small School house which is detached a little north, on the line of the street |
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ST COLUMBKILL'S R.C. CHAPEL [Rutherglen] |
St Columbkill's R.C. [Roman Catholic] Chapel
St Columbkill's R.C. [Roman Catholic] Chapel
St Columbkill's R.C. [Roman Catholic] Chapel |
Rev John Shaw - Rutherglen
Directory
Schoolmaster |
010.04 |
A plain built edifice the interior of which is fitted up with pews to accommodate about 600 persons. |
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TOWN HALL [Rutherglen] |
Town Hall
Town Hall |
Police Officers
Councillor Wallace |
010.04 |
A small building on the north side of Main Street, it is appropriated as the Town hall. |
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X-4 No 16 Rutherglen [in header]
X-4 No 16 Trace 1 [Situation for Main Street]
X-4 No 16 Trace 1 [Situation for King Street]
X-4 No 16 Trace 1 [Situation for Rutherglen Arms Inn]
X-4 No 16 Trace 1 [Situation for St Columbkill's R.C. Chapel]
X-4 No 16 Trace 1 [Situation for School]
X-4 No 16 Trace 1 [Situation for Town Hall] |
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The Description for "St Columbkill's R.C. [Roman Catholic] Chapel" runs into that for "School" on the page. They have been transcribed separately for clarity. |
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CASTLE STREET [Rutherglen] |
Castle Street
Castle Street |
Corner Tickets |
010.04 |
A narrow Street branching northerly off Main Street |
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GREENHILL ROAD [Rutherglen] |
Greenhill Road
formerly Dins Dykes |
Corner Tickets |
010.04 |
An old road leading in a westerly direction from Stonelaw Street, and terminating at Mill Street.
The Rev P. Brown and Mr Maxwell, Burgh Auditor, both say that they have heard, in their young days, of this road being named Dins Dykes. It may have passed the gas works and communicated with the Factory Lane which is the road that is poplarly believed, that Queen Mary took in her retreat from the Battle of Langside. The above are the only two authorities I can get to give me any information about Dins Dikes - See Description of "Dins Dikes" in Name Sheets of X.4 1/2500 scale |
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HAMILTON ROAD [Rutherglen] |
Hamilton Road |
Corner Tickets |
010.04 |
A road or street leading in a south easterly direction from the east end of Main Street to Wardlaw Street |
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STONELAW STREET [Rutherglen] |
Stonelaw Street |
Corner Tickets |
010.04 |
A Street branching southerly off the east end of Main Street. extending about 9 chains |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [Rutherglen] |
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church |
Church Officer |
010.04 |
A plain oblong building the interior of which is fitted up with pews sufficiently commodious for about 900 persons |
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X-4 No 16 Trace 2 [Situation for Castle Street]
X-4 No 16 Trace 2 [Situation for United Presbyterian Church]
X-4 No 16 Trace 2 [Situation for Stonelaw Street]
X-4 No 16 Trace 3 [Situation for Hamilton Road]
X-4 No 16 Trace 5 [Situation for Greenhill Road] |
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Greenhill Road. The entry under Spelling "formerly Dins Dykes" is very faint pencil and may have been intended to be erased. That portion transcribed in Description beginning with words "The Rev P. Brown" is spread across the Authority and Situation columns, but has been transcribed as Description for clarity. |
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RUTHERGLEN CASTLE (Site of) |
Site of Castle
Site of Castle
Rutherglen Castle
Rutherglen Castle |
Rev M. Munroe
Rev P. Brown
Ful. [Fularton's ?] Gazetteer of Scotland
Origines Parochials Scotiae |
010.04 |
A Castle or Stronghold once stood in, or about the centre of this garden as shewn on trace. "It was considered one of the ancient Strongholds of the Kingdom in the struggle between Bruce and Baliol. It fell into the hands of the English and was besieged by Bruce in 1309. It was kept in good repair till a short time after the Battle of Langside, when it was burned by orders of the Regent Moray from revenge on the family of Hamilton." Ful. Gazatteer.
The castle of Rutherglen was an early residence of the Scotch Kings. Several of William's charters are dated there. It was of strength and ranked among the important fortresses of the Kingdom. It fell into the hands of Edward I during the war of succession; was besieged by Bruce, and taken by his brother Edward in 1313.
Orig. [Origines] Par. [Parochials] Scotiae |
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WARDLAWHILL STREET [Rutherglen] |
Wardlawhill Street |
Corner Tickets |
010.04 |
A street leading easterly off Stonelaw Street. extending about 7 Chains. |
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X-4 No 16 Trace 6 [Situation for Wardlawhill Street]
X-4 No 16 Trace 2 [Situation for Site of Rutherglen Castle] |
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Rutherglen Castle. That part of Description beginning "The castle of Rutherglen was an early residence" is spread across Name, Spelling, Authority and Situation columns but has been transcribed in Description for clarity. |
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EASTCROFT |
Eastcroft |
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010.04 |
See Name Sheets of X.4 - 1/2500 scale |
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BARROWFIELD |
Barrowfield |
Mr Rae London Road;
William Hart occupier |
006.15 |
A farm house and offices having a considerable farm attached. |
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BRIDGETON FREE CHURCH SCHOOL |
Bridgeton Free Church School |
Schoolmaster |
006.15 |
A small but handsome Schoolhouse in connection with the Free Church |
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GRAHAM STREET |
Graham Street |
Corner Tickets |
006.15 |
A Street branching in N. easterly off Dalmarnock Road |
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HOZIER STREET |
Hozier Street |
Corner Tickets |
006.15 |
A Street branching in N. easterly off Dalmarnock Road |
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MONTGOMERY STREET |
Montgomery Street |
Corner Tickets |
006.15 |
A new Street branching southerly off the "London Road" |
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OLD DALMARNOCK ROAD |
Old Dalmarnock Road |
Corner Tickets |
006.15 |
A Road or Street leading South easterly off Dalmarnock Road and terminating at [The sentence is unfinished. In fact, the road terminates back onto Dalmarnock Road.] |
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QUEEN MARY STREET |
Queen Mary Street |
Corner Tickets |
006.15 |
A new Street branching southerly off the "London Road" |
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CALEDONIAN RAILWAY (Clydesdale Junction) |
Caledonian Railway Hamilton Section
Caledonian Railway Hamilton Section |
Pointsman
Station Clerk |
010.04 |
A railway passing north by Rutherglen to Hamilton, opposite the town is a small station |
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FARMELOAN ROAD [Rutherglen] |
Farmeloan Road
Farmeloan Road
Farmeloan Road
Farmeloan Road |
Mr Pinkerton
Mr Weir manager at Farme Colliery
See Spelling in Name sheets for the 25 in work
Corner Ticket |
010.04 |
A road leading from the east end of Main St and passing Gooseberry hall extends to the junction of roads east of the Colliery
Described in Name Sheets of Rutherglen Ph [Parish] 1/2500 scale
See Description on 1/2500 scale Plan |
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GOOSEBERRY HALL |
Gooseberry Hall
Gooseberry Hall
Gooseberry Hall |
Mr Pinkerton occupier
Post Office address
See 1/2500 scale plans |
010.04 |
A house and offices having a farm of land attached |
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GOOSEBERRY HALL COTTAGE |
Gooseberry Hall Cottage
Gooseberry Hall Cottage
Gooseberry Hall Cottage |
Mr Pinkerton
Post Office address
See 1/2500 scale plans |
010.04 |
A short distance north and on the opposite side of the Farmeloan Road is a cottage having the same name [Gooseberry Hall] |
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GREEN ROAD [Rutheglen] |
Green Road |
Corner Ticket |
010.04 |
A narrow road or street leading from King Street to the Railway |
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STATION |
Caledonian Railway (Clydesdale Junction) Station |
Pointsman
Station Clerk |
010.04 |
See Description in Name Sheets of Blantyre Parish XI.6 1/2500 scale |
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X-4 - 11 - Rutherglen [in header]
X-4 No. 11 Trace 3 [Situation for Gooseberry Hall]
X-4 No. 11 Trace 3 [Situation for Gooseberry Hall Cottage]
X-4 No. 11 Trace 4 [Situation for Green Road]
X-4 No. 11 Trace 6 [Situation for Farmeloan Road] |
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Description for "Gooseberry Hall" runs into that for "Gooseberry Hall Cottage" |
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CARNTYNE BURN |
Carntyne Burn
Carntyne Burn |
Charles Gray
Mr Brown |
006.12 |
A stream or burn having its rise on the lands of Garcraig and running in a Southerly direction to its influx with Camlachie Burn |
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WESTER CARNTYNE |
Wester Carntyne |
Charles Gray occupier
Tickets on carts |
006.12 |
A farm house and offices having a farm of land attached |
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VI 12 No 18 Glasgow [in header]
VI-12 No 18 Trace 1 [Situation for Wester Carntyne]
VI-12 No 18 Trace 1 [Situation for Carntyne Burn] |
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DALMARNOCK STREET |
Dalmarnock Street |
Corner Ticket |
006.16 |
A Street branching southerly off the Great Eastern Road, and terminating at the London Road |
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HELENVALE COTTAGE |
Helenvale Cottage |
Mr McEwan Proprietor |
006.16 |
A handsome cottage on the west side of Helenvale St. |
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HELENVALE STREET |
Helenvale Street |
Corner Ticket |
006.16 |
A Street branching southerly off the Great Eastern Road |
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HIGH BELVIDERE |
High Belvidere
High Belvidere |
John Jenkins occupier
Printed List of Names |
006.16 |
A farm house and offices on the east side of Helenvale St. |
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MCEWAN'S STREET |
McEwan's Street |
Corner Ticket |
006.16 |
A short Street leading from Burgher St to Helenvale St. |
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RAVEL ROW |
Ravel Row |
Corner Ticket |
006.16 |
A short Street branching northerly of West Muir Street. |
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STONECRADLE PIT (Coal) |
Stonecradle Coal Pit
Stonecradle Coal Pit |
Manager, John Ramage
Printed documents relative thereto |
006.16 |
A Coal Pit on the South side of Westmuir Street |
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BURGHER STREET |
Burgher Street |
Corner Ticket |
006.16 |
A Street branching southerly off the Great Eastern Road |
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VI-16 No 3 Trace 3 [Situation for Ravel Row]
VI-16 No 3 Trace 3 [Situation for Stonecradle Coal Pit]
VI-16 No 3 Trace 4 [Situation for Dalmarnock Street]
VI-16 No 3 Trace 4 [Situation for Burgher Street]
VI-16 No 3 Trace 5 [Situation for McEwan's Street]
VI-16 No 3 Trace 5 [Situation for Helenvale Street]
VI-16 No 3 Trace 5 [Situation for High Belvidere]
VI-16 No 3 Trace 5 [Situation for Helenvale Cottage] |
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ELBA LANE |
Elba Lane |
Corner Ticket |
006.16 |
A narrow Lane branching so [south] off the Great Eastern Road |
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EWING'S PLACE |
Ewing's Place |
Corner Ticket |
006.16 |
A short Street branching north off the Great Eastern Road |
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GRAY'S LANE |
Gray's Lane |
Corner Ticket |
006.16 |
A short Lane leading northerly off the Westmuir Street & Great Eastern Road |
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NEW ROAD |
New Road |
Corner Ticket |
006.16 |
A Street or Road leading from the Great Eastern Road and terminating at the [--] of Duke Street |
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PARKHEAD SESSIONAL SCHOOL |
Parkhead Sessional School
Parkhead Sessional School |
On Front of edifice
Teacher |
006.16 |
A Schoolhouse on the east s [side] of New Road. It is one of the Parochial Schools for the Bai [Baillieston ?] parish |
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PARKHEAD |
Parkhead
Parkhead |
Police Officers
Glasgow Post Office Directory |
006.16 |
A large suburban village comp [comprising] a number of Streets Lanes etc |
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VI-16 No 3 Glasgow [in header]
VI-16 No 3 Trace 1 [Situation for Ewing's Place]
VI-16 No 3 Trace 1 [Situation for Elba Lane]
VI-16 No 3 Trace 2 [Situation for New Road]
VI-16 No 3 Trace 2 [Situation for Parkhead Sessional School]
VI-16 No 3 Trace 2 [Situation for Gray's Lane]
VI-16 No 3 Trace 2 [Situation for Parkhead] |
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FILTERING PONDS [for Springfield Print & Dye Works] |
Filtering Ponds |
Mr Millar, Proprietor
Manager of Print & Dye Works |
006.16 |
The Filtering Ponds west of this house [Springfield House] are in connection with the "Print and Dye Works". |
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SPRINGFIELD COTTAGE |
Springfield Cottage
Springfield Cottage |
Mr Millar
Mr Guthrie, Dalmarnock |
006.16 |
A cottage having offices attached, situated east of Springfield House |
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SPRINGFIELD HOUSE |
Springfield House
Springfield House |
Mr Millar, Proprietor
Manager of Print & Dye Works |
006.16 |
A fine dwelling house having offices a large garden and a small portion of ornamental ground attached |
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SPRINGFIELD PRINT AND DYE WORKS |
Springfield Print & Dye Works
Springfield Print & Dye Works |
Mr Millar, Proprietor
Manager |
006.16 |
Very extensive Print & Dye Works, situated a short distance N.E. of Dalmarnock Road. |
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VI-16 No 16 Glasgow [in header]
VI-16 No 16 Trace 3 [Situation for Springfield Print & Dye Works]
VI-16 No 16 Trace [Situation for Springfield Cottage]
VI-16 No 16 Trace 6 [Situation for Springfield House] |
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BURNBRAE |
Burnbrae
Burnbrae |
Police Officers
The Rev Mr Auld |
006.16 |
This name applies to those houses on the south side of that portion of the Great Eastern Road which occurs on Trace 1 |
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TOLLCROSS MANSE |
Tollcross Manse |
The Rev Mr Auld |
006.16 |
A house and offices on the north side of the Great Eastern Road
Occupied by the Rev Mr Auld, who is minister in one of the Ph [Parish] Churches in Glasgow |
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VI-16 No 9 Glasgow [in header] |
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BROWN'S LANE |
Brown's Lane |
Corner Ticket |
006.16 |
A short and narrow Lane leading southerly off the Great Eastern Road |
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EASTERN NECROPOLIS |
Eastern Necropolis
Eastern Necropolis |
Gate Keeper
Regulation Ticket |
006.16 |
A large cemetery, well laid out in walks and adorned with trees, monuments etc. |
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JEWS' BURIAL GROUND |
Jews Burial Ground
Jews Burial Ground
Jews Burial Ground |
Gate Keeper
Hendersons Guide for Eastern Necropolis
Post Office Directory for Eastern Necropolis |
006.16 |
At the west corner [of the Eastern Necropolis] is a small plot appropriated as the Jews' Burial Ground |
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STEWART'S LANE |
Stewart's Lane |
Corner Ticket |
006.16 |
A narrow Lane branching southerly off the "Great Eastern Road" |
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VI-16 No 2 [in header]
VI-16 No 2 Trace 3 [Situation for Eastern Necropolis]
VI-16 No 2 Trace 3 [Situation for Stewart's Lane]
VI-16 No 2 Trace 3 [Situation for Brown's Lane] |
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HARVIE'S DIKE |
Harvie's Dyke
Harvie's Dyke
Harvie's Dike |
Mr Taylor, Springbank
Mr Millar, Low Belvidere
Adopted in accordance with orthography used in the Ord [Ordnance] Survaey |
006.16 |
The name applies to that portion of the stone wall that extends from the end of the Paling to the River edge |
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VI-16 No 18 [in header] |
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GLASGOW WATER WORKS (Dalmarnock) |
Glasgow Water Works Dalmarnock
Glasgow Water Works Dalmarnock |
Manager
Printed Bills |
006.16 |
An area of Buildings appropriated as Engine and Boiler houses etc. The property of the Glasgow Water Co. |
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LOW BELVIDERE |
Low Belvidere |
Gavin Millar Esq Proprietor |
006.16 |
A large and fine dwelling house having offices a large garden, some ornamental ground and a considerable farm of land attached |
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SPRINGBANK HOUSE |
Springbank House |
Mr Taylor, Proprietor |
006.16 |
A fine dwelling house and offices, having a large garden and a few acres of arable land attached |
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VI-16 No 12 [in header]
VI-16 No 12 Trace 2 [Situation for Springbank House]
VI-16 No 12 Trace 3 [Situation for Low Belvidere]
VI-16 No 12 Trace 4 [Situation for Glasgow Water Works] |
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BROAD STREET |
Broad Street |
Corner Tickets |
006.15 |
A Street leading from Fordneuk Spinning Mill and terminating at the south end of Park Lane |
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BROOK STREET |
Brook Street |
Corner Tickets |
006.15 |
A street branching southerly off Crownpoint Road and terminating at the "London Road" |
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CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHAPEL |
Christ Episcopal Chapel |
Mr McMillan Beadle |
006.15 |
A handsomely built edifice the interior of which is well fitted up with pews galleries etc sufficiently commodious for about 1000 persons |
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GEORGE STREET |
George Street |
Corner Tickets |
006.15 |
A street branching westerly off Fordneuk Street, and terminating at Park Lane |
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HANDLOOM FACTORY [Broad St] |
Handloom Factory (Cotton)
Handloom Factory (Cotton) |
Manager
Mr McGregor |
006.15 |
On the north side of Broad St, East of this [Sylvan Works] are print Works the property of Mr McGregor and to the north of which is a large Handloom Factory |
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PRINT WORKS [Broad St] |
Print Works |
Mr McGregor |
006.15 |
On the north side of Broad St, East of this [Silvan Works] are print Works the property of Mr McGregor |
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SILVAN SHUTTLE WORKS |
Silvan Works
Silvan Works |
On Front of Building
William Landell, Proprietor |
006.15 |
An oblong building and yard where shuttles are made. On the north side of Broad St, |
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THREAD MILL [George St] |
Cotton Thread Mill |
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On the south side of this street [George Street] is a large Cotton Thread Mill |
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Sheet VI-15 No 5 City of Glasgow [in header]
VI-15 No 5 Trace 1 [Situation for Christ Episcopal Chapel]
VI-15 No 5 Trace 1 [Situation for Brook Street]
VI-15 No 5 Trace 1 [Situation for George Street]
Sh [Sheet] VI.15.4 Trace 3 [Situation for Cotton Thread Mill]
Sh [Sheet] VI.15.4 Trace 3 [Situation for Silvan Shuttle Works]
Sh [Sheet] VI.15.4 Trace 3 [Situation for Print Works]
Sh [Sheet] VI.15.4 Trace 3 [Situation for Handloom Factory]
Sh [Sheet] VI.15.4 Trace 3 [Situation for Broad Street] |
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No Authority is given for Spelling of "Cotton Thread Mill" and Description runs on from that for "George Street".
Description for "Sylvan Works" runs into that for "Print Works" and "Handloom Factory" |
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FORDNEUK MILL (Cotton) |
Fordneuk Spinning Mill
Fordneuk Spinning Mill |
_ Grant Esq Proprietor
Managers |
006.15 |
A very extensive cotton Spinning Mill having a large Power-loom weaving shed and a number of other preparation departments attached. To the west of this is another extensive Spinning Mill having no name. |
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MILE-END MILL (Cotton) |
Mile-end Spinning Mill
Mile-end Spinning Mill |
Managers
Printed Bills |
006.15 |
A large Cotton Spinning mill on the south side of Broad Street. The property of Mr Somerville. East of this is another large mill of the same kind, having no name. |
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POWERLOOM FACTORY [Broad St] |
Power-loom Factory (Cotton) |
Managers
Printed Bills |
006.15 |
A large Power-loom Factory on the south side of Broad Street |
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VI-15 No 5 Trace 2 [Situation for Mile-end Spinning Mill]
VI-15 No 5 Trace 2 [Situation for Power-loom Factory]
VI-15 No 5 Trace 3 [Situation for Fordneuk Spinning Mill] |
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The Name "Powerloom Factory (Cotton)" is given, but Spelling "Power-loom Factory (Cotton)".
The Name "Fordneuk Mill (Cotton)" is given, but Spelling "Fordneuk Spining Mill". The first Authority is only named as "_ Grant Esq Proprietor" |
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COTTON MILL [Brook St] |
Spinning Mill (Cotton) |
Mr Ewing Proprietor |
006.15 |
A large Spinning mill on the west side of Brook Street |
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HANDLOOM FACTORY [Brook St] |
Handloom Factory (Cotton) |
Mr Walker - Proprietor |
006.15 |
Opposite [the Cotton Mill] on the east side of the same street [Brook Street] is a very extensive Hand loom Factory the property of Mr Walker |
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POWERLOOM FACTORY [Camlachie Burn] |
Powerloom Factory (Cotton) |
Mr Cogan - Proprietor |
006.15 |
and on the south side of the Camlachie Burn is a small Powerloom Factory the property of Mr Cogan |
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PUBLIC BATHS [London Rd] |
Public Baths |
On Front of Building |
006.15 |
Baths, which were erected by public subscription. Situated on the north side of the London Road |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [nr Brook St] |
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church |
Beadle
Mr Ewing
Post Office Directory |
006.15 |
A large edifice the interior of which is well fitted up with pews gallery etc sufficiently commodious for about 1100 persons attached to it is a small school room |
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WILLIAM STREET |
William Street |
Corner Tickets |
006.15 |
A street leading north westerly from Camlachie Burn and terminating at Broad St. |
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Sheet VI-15 No 5 City of Glasgow [in header]
VI-15 No 5 Trace 4 [Situation for William Street]
VI-15 No 5 Trace 4 [Situation for Public Baths]
VI-15 No 5 Trace 4 [Situation for U.P. Church]
VI-15 No 5 Trace 4 [Situation for Spinning Mill (Cotton)]
VI-15 No 5 Trace 4 [Situation for Handloom Factory (Cotton)]
VI-15 No 5 Trace 4 [Situation for Powerloom Factory (Cotton)] |
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Description for "Spinning Mill", "Handloom Factory" and "Power loom Factory" are combined. They have been transcribed separately. |
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CYCLOPS FOUNDRY (Iron) |
Cyclops Foundry
Cyclops Foundry |
On Front of Gate
Manager |
006.15 |
An iron Foundry on the east side of Peel Street |
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MILE-END |
Mile-end
Mile-end
Mile-end |
Printed Bills
City Map
Printed List of the names of Streets etc |
006.15 |
A locality comprising a considerable extent of Streets Lanes etc. It is bounded on the north by Crownpoint Road on the east by a portion of the south end of David Street on the S.E. by Camlachie Burn and on the west by Park Lane |
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PEEL STREET |
Peel Street |
Corner Tickets |
006.15 |
A street branching south easterly off Broad St and terminating at the London Road |
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VI-15 No 5 Trace 5 [Situation for Peel Street]
VI-15 No 5 Trace 5 [Situation for Cyclops Foundry] |
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DALMARNOCK DYE WORKS |
Dalmarnock Dye Works
Dalmarnock Dye Works |
Mr Walker, Manager
Mr Bartholmew proprietor |
006.15 |
Very extensive Dye Works situated a short distance South of the Dalmarnock Road |
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VI-15 No 25 Glasgow [in header]
VI-15 No 25 Trace 2 & 5 [Situation for Dalmarnock Dye Works] |
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DALMARNOCK |
Dalmarnock
Dalmarnock
Dalmarnock |
Mr Guthrie occupier
Mr Walker Dalmarnock Dye Works
On Carts |
006.15 |
A farm house having offices attached, situated south west of the Dalmarnock Road |
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DALMARNOCK FOUNDRY (Iron) |
Dalmarnock Foundry (Iron)
Dalmarnock Foundry (Iron) |
Sign Board
Manager |
006.15 |
An Iron Foundry situated on the east side of the Dalmarnock Road |
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VI.15 No 20 Glasgow [in header]
VI-15 No 20 Trace 3 [Situation for Dalmarnock Foundry]
VI-15 No 20 Trace 6 [Situation for Dalmarnock] |
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CHURCH [Barony parish] |
Church
Church |
Beadle
James Pettigrew Dalmarnock Road
Post Office Directory |
006.15 |
A parish Church in connection with the Barony. The interior of it is seated for about 1000 persons |
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DUNN STREET |
Dunn Street |
Corner Tickets |
006.15 |
A new Street branching easterly off Dalmarnock Road |
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OLD DALMARNOCK ROAD |
Old Dalmarnock Road |
Corner Tickets |
006.15 |
A Street branching off the Dalmarnock Road and joining with the same north of the Gas Works |
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RUSSELL PLACE |
Russell Place |
Corner Tickets |
006.15 |
A range of dwelling houses on the north east side of Dalmarnock Road |
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SCHOOL [Barony Parish Church] |
School |
Beadle
James Pettigrew Dalmarnock Road
Post Office Directory |
006.15 |
A short distance to the south is a School in connection with it [Barony Church] |
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VI-15 No 15 Glasgow [in header]
VI-15 No 15 Trace 1 [Situation for Old Dalmarnock Road]
VI-15 No 15 Trace 1 [Situation for Church]
VI-15 No 15 Trace 4 [Situation for School]
VI-15 No 15 Trace 5 [Situation for Russell Place]
VI-15 No 15 Trace 5 [Situation for Dunn Street] |
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NEW FARME PIT |
New Farme Pit (Coal) |
See name Sheets of X.4 1/2500 scale |
010.04 |
A pit a short distance E [East] of the Burgh of Rutherglen. The property of Mr Farie of Farme |
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X-4 No 6 Rutherglen [in header]
X-4 No 6 Trace 6 [Situation] |
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GLASGOW ROAD [Rutherglen] |
Glasgow Road
Glasgow Road |
Corner Ticket
Mr White |
010.03 |
That Road leading from Rutherglen to Glasgow. The name applies as far a Shawfield T.P. [Turnpike] where the Rutherglen Road terminates |
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HAYFIELD |
Hayfield
Hayfield |
Mr James White occupier
Post Office address |
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A fine dwelling house having a large garden and a small ornamental lawn attached |
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SHAWFIELD |
Shawfield |
Mr White occupier
Post Office address |
010.03 |
A fine dwelling house having a garden and some ornamental ground attached |
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SHAWFIELD PARK |
Shawfield Park
Shawfield Park |
Mr Russell occupier
Post Office address |
010.03 |
A fine dwelling house having a garden, and a small ornamental park attached |
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SOUTHCROFT |
Southcroft
Southcroft |
Mr Smith occupier
Mr White |
010.03 |
A fine dwelling house having a large garden and a small lawn attached |
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WEST BURN |
West Burn |
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For authorities and description see name List for 25 inch work |
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X-3 No 9 Rutherglen [in header]
X-3 No 9 Trace 2 [Situation for Shawfield Park]
X-3 No 9 Trace 3 [Situation for Shawfield]
X-3 No 9 Trace 3 [Situation for Hayfield]
X-3 No 9 Trace 3 [Situation for Glasgow Road]
X-3 No 9 Trace 5 [Situation for West Burn]
X-3 No 9 Trace 6 [Situation for Southcroft] |
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FREE CHURCH SCHOOL [Glasgow Rd, Rutherglen] |
Free Church School
Free Church School |
On Front of Building
Teacher |
010.03 |
A handsome built edifice on the west side of the Glasgow Road |
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GLASGOW ROAD [Rutherglen] |
Glasgow Road |
Corner Tickets |
010.03 |
That Road leading from the Main Street to Shawfield T.P. [Turnpike] |
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GREENBANK HOUSE |
Greenbank House
Greenbank House |
Rev James Munroe
Free Church School Teacher |
010.03 |
A handsome cottage occupied by the free Church School Teacher |
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MANSE [F.C., Glasgow Rd, Rutherglen] |
Manse |
Rev James Munroe occupier
Teacher |
010.03 |
on the west side of the Glasgow Road immediately south of [Free Church School] is the Manse in connection with the Free Church |
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NEW STREET |
New Street |
Corner Tickets |
010.03 |
A Street leading from the Glasgow Road and terminating at the West Burn |
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X-3 No 15 Rutherglen [in header]
X.3 No 15 Trace 1 [Situation for Glasgow Road]
X.3 No 15 Trace 4 [Situation for New Street]
X.3 No 15 Trace 4 [Situation for Free Church School]
X.3 No 15 Trace 4 [Situation for Manse]
X.3 No 15 Trace 6 [Situation for Greenbank House] |
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BURNSIDE POWERLOOM FACTORY (Cotton) |
Burnside Powerloom Factory (Cotton)
Burnside Powerloom Factory (Cotton)
Burnside Powerloom Factory (Cotton) |
John Young Esq occupier
Mr Wallace, Teacher
On Carts |
010.03 |
A large Powerloom Factory on the west side of the town of Rutherglen |
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CROSSHILL ROAD [Rutherglen] |
Crosshill Road |
Corner Ticket |
010.03 |
A road or Street branching westerly off Mill Street. Name applicable as far as the houses and [building ?] extends- |
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GREENHILL COTTAGE |
Greenhill Cottage
Greenhill Cottage |
Mr Wallace Teacher
Mr Campbell Main St |
010.03 |
A handsome Cottage having a garden & few acres of ground attached |
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MILL STREET [Rutherglen] |
Mill Street |
Corner Tickets |
010.03 |
A Street branching southerly off the Main Street, bearing this name as far as the houses are built |
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X-3 No 25 Rutherglen [in header]
X.3 No 25 Trace 1 [Situation for Burnside Powerloom Factory]
X.3 No 25 Trace 2 [Situation for Crosshill Road]
X.3 No 25 Trace 3 [Situation for Mill Street]
X.3 No 25 Trace 3 [Situation for Greenhill Cottage] |
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AVONDALE INN [Rutherglen] |
Avondale Inn
Avondale Inn
Avondale Inn
Rutherglenbridge
Rutherglenbridge |
Valuation Roll
Sign Board
Daniel Miller, Innkeeper
Mr Kyle, Surveyor, Glasgow
Post Office Address |
006.15 |
A house of entertainment with out houses, stables etc attached. The property of Mr Dixon Esq |
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SHAWFIELDBANK |
Shawfieldbank
Shawfieldbank
Shawfield Bank |
P. McAnly Proprietor
Post Office Directory
Valuation Roll |
006.15 |
A superior dwelling house having a good garden attached and adjoining the "Print Works".
The property of William McHaffrey Esq |
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VI.15 No 24 [in header]
VI.15 No 24 - T [Situation for Avondale Inn]
VI.15 No 24 - T [Situation for Shawfieldbank] |
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Shawfieldbank. There appears to be a discrepancy between the named Proprietor in Authorities and that in Description. |
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BURNHILL STREET [Rutherglen] |
Burnhill Street |
Corner Tickets |
010.03 |
A Street being the continuation of Chapel St from the West Burn and terminating at the end of Westmuir Place |
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MUIRBANK |
Muirbank
Muirbank |
Mr Watson Proprietor
Post Office Directory |
010.03 |
A fine dwelling house having offices a garden and a small ornamental park attached |
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NEWFIELD |
Newfield
Newfield |
Mr Stobie occupier
Joseph McNaughton Esq Newfield Ho. [House] |
010.03 |
A farm house and offices east of Newfield House |
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NEWFIELD HOUSE |
Newfield House |
Joseph McNaughton Esq
Mr Stobie |
010.03 |
A fine house having offices and a large garden attached |
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NEWFIELD PLACE |
Newfield Place |
Corner Ticket |
010.03 |
A Street or part of a road leading Southwesterly off the end of Burnhill St. |
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THREAD FACTORY [Cotton, Newfield House] |
Thread Factory |
Joseph McNaughton Esq
Mr Stobie |
010.03 |
There is also a small Thread factory belonging to it [Newfield House] |
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WESTMUIR PLACE |
Westmuir Place |
Corner Tickets |
010.03 |
A Street branching north westerly off the end of Burnhill Street |
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X-3 No 19 Rutherglen [in header]
X-3 No 19 Trace 2 [Situation for Westmuir Place]
X-3 No 19 Trace 3 [Situation for Burnhill Street]
X-3 No 19 Trace 5 [Situation for Newfield]
X-3 No 19 Trace 5 [Situation for Newfield House]
X-3 No 19 Trace 5 [Situation for Thread factory]
X-3 No 19 Trace 5 [Situation for Newfield Place]
X-3 No 19 Trace 6 [Situation for Muirbank] |
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BEARLANDS |
Bearlands |
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Authorities and Description given in Name Sheets of 1/2500 scales |
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BURGH SCHOOL [Rutherglen] |
Burgh School
Burgh School |
Mr Wallace teacher
Rev P. Brown |
010.03 |
A small but handsome edifice on the north side of Chapel St. |
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BURN ROAD [Rutherglen] |
Burn Road |
Corner Tickets |
010.03 |
A road leading from the end of Cathcart Street and terminating at the West Burn |
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CHAPEL STREET [Rutherglen] |
Chapel Street |
Corner Tickets |
010.03 |
A Street leading from the end of the Glasgow Road or main St and terminating at the West Burn |
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CITY OF GLASGOW BANK [Rutherglen] |
Branch of the City of Glasgow Bank
Branch of the City of Glasgow Bank |
On Door
Rev James Munroe |
010.03 |
A handsome building partly occupied as a Branch Office of the City of Glasgow Bank and partly as Insurance Offices |
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FREE CHURCH [Rutherglen] |
Free Church
Free Church |
Rev James Munroe, Minister
Beadle |
010.03 |
A large and handsome edifice the interior of which is fitted up with pews etc sufficiently commodious for about 850 persons |
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MANSE [West Church, Rutherglen] |
Manse |
Mr Wallace, Teacher
Rev James Munroe
Rev P. Brown Ph [Parish] Minister |
010.03 |
The manse to the west is in connection with this Church [West Church] |
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WEST CHURCH [Rutherglen] |
West Church
West Church
West Church |
Mr Wallace, Teacher
Rev James Munroe
Rev P. Brown Parish Minister |
010.03 |
A small plain building used as a Chapel or Church in connection with the Ph [Parish] Church. Seats for 800 persons |
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X-2 No 20 Rutherglen [in header]
X-3 No 20 Trace 1 [Situation for Free Church]
X-3 No 20 Trace 1 [Situation for West Church]
X-3 No 20 Trace 1 [Situation for Manse]
X-3 No 20 Trace 1 [Situation for Burgh School]
X-3 No 20 Trace 1 [Situation for Chapel Street]
X-3 No 20 Trace 1 [Situation for Burn Road]
X-3 No 20 Trace 2 [Situation for Branch of the City of Glasgow Bank] |
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CATHCART STREET [Rutherglen] |
Cathcart Street |
Corner Tickets |
010.03 |
A short Street leading from Main St and terminating at the end of Burn Road |
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FACTORY LANE [Rutherglen] |
Factory Lane
Factory Lane
Factory Lane
Factory Lane |
Mr Wallace Teacher
Rev Mr Munroe
Rev P. Brown
Corner Tickets |
010.03 |
Two detached Lanes one leading from Main Street to Cathcart St the other leading from the end of Cathcart St, or the east end of Burn Road, to "Burnside Powerlo [Powerloom] Factory" This was anciently called Pauls Road and is popularly said to be the way in which Queen Mary made her return from the Battle of Langside.
I can find no one in Rutherglen that ever heard of it being named Dins Dikes, see Description for Greenhill Road, as mentioned in the Historic extract, but it was, and is to this day popularly known as Pauls Road altho [although] the town authorities have recently named as on trace. |
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LITTLE LANE |
Little Lane |
Corner Tickets |
010.03 |
A very short and narrow Lane leading from Main St to King St. |
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Trace 2 [Situation for Little Lane
Trace 2 [Situation for Cathcart Street] |
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CHURCH [Rutherglen] |
Church
Church |
Rev P. Brown
Rev James Munroe |
010.03 |
A plain built edifice erected about 70 years ago, partly on the site of a very ancient structure of which the Steeple or Belfry (that is detached a little east of the present Church) are the only remains now left (See common Trace for Steeple)
The Church is fitted up with pews capable of containing about 800 persons. |
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MANSE [parish, Rutherglen] |
Manse |
Rev P. Brown Ph [Parish] Minister, occupier |
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A fine dwelling house having offices and a garden attached. |
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QUEEN STREET [Rutherglen] |
Queen Street |
Corner Tickets |
006.03 |
A short Street leading from Main St to King Street |
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ST MARY'S CHURCH (Remains of) [Rutherglen] |
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"The Church, with its cemetery, stood in the midst of the town. It was dedicated to the Virgin". Orig. [Origin ?] Parochailas Scotiae.
"The parish Church of Rutherglen, which stands in the middle of the town is a very ancient structure"
The old Church with the burying ground, nearly in the middle of which it was situated, exhibited a beautiful example of a Druidical temple with its groves and trees. "It was dedicated to the Virgin Mary, was 62 feet long, 25 feet wide, and 20 feet high" The Church was rebuilt in 1794. Chalmers Caledonia 856.3 and New Statistical Account |
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STEEPLE [Rutherglen] |
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"The steeple still remains at about the same distance from the new Church as it did from the old" Chalmers Caledonia 856.3 and New Statistical Account |
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VICTORIA PLACE [Rutherglen] |
Victoria Place |
Corner Tickets |
010.03 |
A short Street leading from Main Street to King Street. |
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Trace 3 [Situation for Victoria Place]
Trace 3 [Situation for Queen Street]
Trace 3 [Situation for Manse] |
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No separate Spelling, Authority or Situation is given for "Steeple" or "St Mary's Church". The Description for these Names is in red ink and spread across all columns. Transcription has been made so as to separate the relevant portions and insert them against the correct Name. |
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WELLTREES |
Welltrees
Welltrees |
Rev James Munroe
Mr Wallace |
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A small but handsome cottage having a garden and a small plot of ornamental ground attached. |
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Trace 5 [Situation] |
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ANN STREET |
Ann Street |
Corner Tickets |
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A short Street branching off the west side of Main Street to a large Cotton Mill which is the property of Mr Scott. |
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CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL |
Congregational Chapel |
Beadle |
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A small Chapel, the interior of which accommodates about 500 persons with seats |
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COTTON MILL [Ann St] |
Cotton Mill |
Mr Scott - Proprietor |
006.15 |
[Ann Street] a large Cotton Mill which is the property of Mr Scott. |
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FACTORY COURT |
Factory Court |
Ticket |
006.15 |
A small court on the west side of Main Street |
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HUNTER PLACE |
Hunter Place |
Corner Tickets |
006.15 |
A range of dwelling houses on the south side of Ann St. |
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MCINTOSH LANE |
McIntosh Lane |
Corner Tickets |
006.15 |
A narrow Lane branching easterly off Main Street |
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SAVOY STREET |
Savoy Street |
Corner Tickets |
006.15 |
A Street branching westerly off Old Dalmarnock Road and terminating a short distance after crossing Reid Street |
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Sheet VI-15 No 14 Glasgow [in header]
VI-15 No 14 Trace 2 [Situation for Ann Street and Cotton Mill]
VI-15 No 14 Trace 2 [Situation for Hunter Place]
VI-15 No 14 Trace 2 [Situation for Factory Court]
VI-15 No 14 Trace 2 [Situation for McIntosh Lane]
VI-15 No 14 Trace 3 [Situation for Congregational Chapel]
VI-15 No 14 Trace 3 [Situation for Savoy Street] |
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BELL STREET |
Bell Street |
Corner Tickets |
006.15 |
A short Street branching southerly off "Ann Street". |
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DALE STREET |
Dale Street |
Corner Tickets |
006.15 |
A long Street branching easterly off Main Street and terminating at Dalmarnock Road |
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HOWARD STREET |
Howard Street |
Corner Tickets |
006.15 |
A Street branching southerly off Savoy Street and terminating at Rumford Street |
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NEWHALL POWERLOOM FACTORY |
Newhall Powerloom Factory |
Mr Robertson Proprietor |
006.15 |
A large Powerloom Cotton Factory on the east side of Greenhead St. |
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NEWHALL TERRACE |
Newhall Terrace |
Corner Tickets |
006.15 |
A fine new Terrace at the eastern extremity of the "Glasgow Green" |
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PEEBLES COURT |
Peebles Court |
Tickets |
006.15 |
A Court on the east side of "Main Street" |
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POWERLOOM FACTORY [Newhall Terrace] |
Powerloom Factory (Cotton) |
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behind it [Newhall Terrace] is a large Powerloom Cotton Factory |
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82 [left corner of header]
VI-15 No 14 Trace 3 [Situation for Dale Street]
VI-15 No 14 Trace 3 [Situation for Howard Street]
VI-15 No 14 Trace 4 [Situation for Newhall Powerloom Factory]
VI-15 No 14 Trace 4 [Situation for Newhall Terrace]
VI-15 No 14 Trace 5 [Situation for Bell Street]
VI-15 No 14 Trace 5 [Situation for Peebles Court] |
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"Powerloom Factory (Cotton)". No separate Situation is given and Description runs with that for "Newhall Terrace". They have been transcribed separately. |
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AITCHISON'S COURT |
Aitchison's Court |
Corner Tickets |
006.15 |
A court on the east side of Main Street. |
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FRANKLIN STREET |
Franklin Street |
Corner Tickets |
006.15 |
A Street branching easterly off Main St and terminating at a nameless Lane after crossing Howard St. |
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REID STREET |
Reid Street |
Corner Tickets |
006.15 |
A long Street branching southerly off Muslin Street and terminating at the end of French Street |
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SIMPSON'S COURT |
Simpson's Court |
Tickets |
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A small court on the north side of Franklin Street |
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THOMSON'S COURT |
Thomson's Court |
Corner Tickets |
006.15 |
A court on the west side of Main Street |
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83 [right corner of header]
Sheet VI-15 No 14 Glasgow [in header]
VI-15 No 14 Trace 5 [Situation for Aitchison's Court]
VI-15 No 14 Trace 5 [Situation for Thomson's Court]
VI-15 No 14 Trace 6 [Situation for Franklin Street]
VI-15 No 14 Trace 6 [Situation for Simpson's Court]
VI-15 No 14 Trace 6 [Situation for Reid Street] |
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84 Glasgow 1,500 [in header]
Glasgow 6 - 15
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MOUNTBLUE POTTERY |
Mountblue Pottery
Mountblue Pottery |
Mr Lyon, Proprietor
Post Office Directory |
006.16 |
An extensive brick, tile, and pottery manufactory named as supplied. The property of Mr Lyon-
The proprietor authorises the spelling as entered for the dwelling house and for the pottery |
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MOUNTAINBLUE |
Mountainblue
Mountblue |
Mr Lyon, Prop. & occ. [Proprietor and occupier]
Glasgow P.O. [Post Office] Directory |
006.16 |
A dwelling house with offices attached etc. The property of Mr Lyon. |
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NEWLANDS BRICK FIELD |
Newlands Brick Field
Newlands Brick Field |
John Bogle- Propr [Proprietor]
Post Office Directory |
006.16 |
A Brick field named as supplied. The property of Mr John Bogle- |
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VI-16.1 City of Glasgow [in header]
Trace 2 [Situation for Mountainblue]
Trace 2 [Situation for Mountblue Pottery]
Trace 6 [Situation for Newlands Brick Field] |
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BOAT BUILDING YARD [nr Rutherglen Quay] |
Boat Building Yard |
John White Esq
Mr Robertson |
010.03 |
a little to the East [of Rutherglen Quay] is a small Boat Building yard |
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CLYDEBANK |
Clydebank
Clydebank |
John White Esq
Mr Drysdale Shawfield Villa |
010.03 |
A fine dwelling house having a garden and a small ornamental park attached |
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CLYDEFORD CHEMICAL WORKS |
Clydeford Chemical Works
Clydeford Chemical Works |
Manager - Name?
Bills relative thereto |
010.03 |
Small chemical works, east of Clydebank |
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GLASGOW WATER WORKS (Cranstonhill) |
Glasgow Water Works Carnstonhill |
Mr Robertson manager
Documents relative thereto |
010.03 |
A block of buildings appropriated as water works, having a number of filters, and some gardens attached. The property of the Corporation of Glasgow |
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RUTHERGLEN QUAY |
Rutherglen Quay
Rutherglen Quay |
John White Esq
Mr Robertson |
010.03 |
A small Quay of landing place situated opposite to Clydeford Chemical Works |
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SHAWFIELD CHEMICAL WORKS |
Shawfield Chemical Works
Shawfield Chemical Works |
John White Esq, Proprietor, Clydebank
Manager |
010.03 |
Very extensive Chemical Works situated on the south side of the River Clyde |
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X-3 No 10 Glasgow & Rutherglen [in header]
X-3 No 10 Trace 2 [Situation for Glasgow Water Works Cranstonhill]
X-3 No 10 Trace 4 [Situation for Shawfield Chemical Works]
X-3 No 10 Trace 4 [Situation for Clydebank]
X-3 No 10 Trace 4 [Situation for Clydeford Chemical Works]
to the East incomplete - RH [Situation for Rutherglen Quay and Boat Building Yard] |
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Description for "Rutherglen Quay" runs into that for "Boat Building Yard". They have been transcribed separately. It appears that the surveyor did not fully complete these entries and they have been endorsed by "RH" to that effect in pencil |
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DALMARNOCK COLLIERY |
Dalmarnock Colliery |
Manager (Mr Montgomery)
Bills relative thereto |
010.03 |
A Colliery on the lands of Dalmarnock a short distance northeast off the Glasgow Works, |
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X-3 No 5 Glasgow [in header] |
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MILLCROFT |
Millcroft |
Corner Ticket |
010.03 |
2 Brick cottages on the south side of the Rutherglen Road |
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SHAWFIELD HOUSE |
Shawfield Ho. [House]
Shawfield Ho. [House] |
Mr Allan manager at Govan Iron Works
John White Esq |
010.03 |
A large and fine dwelling house having offices a garden and a small ornamental park attached
The property of Mr Dixon |
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SHAWFIELD T.P. |
Shawfield T.P. [Turnpike] |
Sign Board |
010.03 |
2 Turnpike gates at the junction of 2 roads leading from Glasgow to Rutherglen |
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SHAWFIELD VILLA |
Shawfield Villa
Shawfield Villa |
Mr Drysdale occupier
John White Esq Clydebank |
010.03 |
A fine dwelling house having offices a large garden and a small ornamental park attached |
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X-3 No 4 Glasgow & Rutherglen [in header]
X-3 No 4 Trace 1 [Situation for Millcroft]
X-3 No 4 Trace 2 [Situation for Shawfield Turnpike]
X-3 No 4 Trace 5 [Situation for Shawfield Villa]
X-3 No 4 Trace [Situation for Shawfield House] |
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ANNFIELD SCHOOL |
Annfield School |
Schoolmaster (J. O'Beirne) |
006.11 |
A large school house on the north side of Gallowgate. It is one of the Schools in connection with St. Johns Ph [Parish] Church |
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CUBIE STREET |
Cubie Street |
Corner Tickets |
006.11 |
A Street branching southerly off Gallowgate and terminating at Waterloo Street |
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HAMPTON PLACE |
Hampton Place |
Corner Tickets |
006.11 |
A range of fine buildings on the south side of Gallowgate |
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SCHOOL [St Thomas's Chapel] |
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Attached to the south end of it [St Thomas's Chapel(Weslyan Methodist)] is a small school which is in connection with the congregation |
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ST THOMAS'S CHAPEL |
St Thomas's Chapel (Weslyan Methodist)
St Thomas's Chapel (Weslyan Methodist) |
Beadle
On Building |
006.11 |
A large and plain built edifice the interior of which is well fitted with pews gallery etc sufficiently commodious for about 1600 persons |
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WELLINGTON POTTERY |
Wellington Pottery
Wellington Pottery |
On Front Buildings
Manager |
006.11 |
A large Pottery on the south side of Gallowgate |
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VI-11 No 25 City of Glasgow [in header]
VI-11 No 25 Trace 1 [Situation for Annfield School]
VI-11 No 25 Trace 1 [Situation for St Thomas's Chapel]
VI-11 No 25 Trace 1 [Situation for School]
VI-11 No 25 Trace 1 [Situation for Wellington Pottery]
VI-11 No 25 Trace 1 [Situation for Hampton Place]
VI-11 No 25 Trace 1 [Situation for Cubie Street] |
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BELLFIELD STREET |
Bellfield Street |
Corner Tickets |
006.11 |
A new Street branching northerly off Gallowgate |
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CAMLACHIE FREE CHURCH |
Camlachie Free Church Camlachie Free Church |
Church Officer Printed Bills |
006.11 |
A small but handsomely buillt Gothic Edifice the interior of which is fitted up with pews to accommodate about 700 persons |
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COMELYPARK STREET |
Comelypark Street |
Corner Tickets |
006.11 |
A new Street branching northerly from Gallowgate |
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EAST JOHN STREET |
East John Street |
Corner Tickets |
006.11 |
A Street branching northerly off the Gallowgate and terminating at a nameless lane that leads easterly from Whitevale Street. |
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ST JOHN'S SCHOOL |
St John's School St John's School |
Schoolmaster Printed Bills |
006.11 |
A tolerably sized school house on the east side of David St. it is one of the schools in connection with St John's Ph [Parish] Church |
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BLOOMVALE CARPET FACTORY |
Bloomvale Carpet factory |
Manager
J. Lyle - Proprietor |
006.11 |
A small Carpet Factory on the south side of Crownpoint Road |
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CARPET FACTORY [Fordneuk St] |
Carpet Factory |
Manager
J Lyle - Bloomvale C. [Carpet] Factory |
006.15 |
On the east side of this street [Fordneuk Street] is a large Carpet factory |
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CROWNPOINT ROAD |
Crownpoint Road |
Corner Tickets |
006.11 |
A Street or Road leading from the north end of King St and terminating at a house called Crownpoint |
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FORDNEUK STREET |
Fordneuk Street |
Corner Tickets |
006.15 |
A Street leading from Broad St to "Crownpoint Road" |
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SOHO STREET |
Soho Street |
Corner Tickets |
006.11 |
A Street branching northerly off "Crownpoint Road" and terminating at Gallowgate |
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TYLEFIELD STREET |
Tylefield Street
Tylefield Street |
Corner Tickets
Printed List of Streets |
006.11 |
A Street branching northerly off "Crownpoint Road" and terminating at "Gallowgate" |
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WATERLOO STREET |
Waterloo Street |
Corner Tickets |
006.11 |
A Street branching north westerly off "Crownpoint Road" and terminating at the north end of "Greenvale Street" |
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VI-11 No 25 City of Glasgow [in header]
VI-11 No 25 Trace 4 [Situation for Waterloo Street]
VI-11 No 25 Trace 4 [Situation for Crownpoint Road]
VI-11 No 25 Trace 4 [Situation for Soho Street]
VI-11 No 25 Trace 4 [Situation for Fordneuk Street]
VI-15 No 5 Trace 2 [Situation for Carpet Factory]
VI-11 No 25 Trace 2 [Situation Bloomvale Carpet Factory]
Trace 5 [Situation for Tylefield Street] |
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CAMPBELLFIELD |
Campbellfield |
Mr Wilson Proprietor |
006.11 |
A handsome Cottage having Offices attached. |
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DAVID STREET |
David Street |
Corner Tickets |
006.11 |
A Street branching off the east end Broad Street and terminating at Gallowgate |
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HANDLOOM FACTORY [St Marnock St] |
Handloom Factory (Cotton & Woolen) |
Manager and Mr Wilson, Campbellfield |
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ST MARNOCK STREET |
St Marnock Street |
Corner Tickets |
006.11 |
A Street branching off Crownpoint Road and terminating at "Broad Street" On the east side of this Street is a very large Handloom Factory |
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ANNFIELD POTTERY |
Annfield Pottery Annfield Pottery |
On Front of Buildings Manager |
006.11 |
An extension Pottery on the east side of Sword Street. |
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BELLFIELD HOUSE |
Bellfield House Bellfield House |
Mr Johnston Comelypark House Mr Colquhoun |
006.11 |
A private dwelling house, but is in the mean time Occupied as a house of shelter for Females |
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COMELYPARK HOUSE |
Comelypark House |
Mr Johnston Proprietor |
006.11 |
A Cottage having a small plot of ground attached. |
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SWORD STREET |
Sword Street |
Corner Tickets |
006.11 |
A Street branching from the Gallowgate and terminating at the north end of the Pottery Ground. |
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WHITEVALE STREET |
Whitevale Street |
Corner Tickets |
006.11 |
A long Street branching northerly off the "Gallowgate" and terminating at Duke Street. |
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CHATSWORTH PLACE |
Chatsworth Place |
Corner Tickets |
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A range of dwelling houses on the east side of Whitevale Street. |
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LYON STREET |
Lyon Street |
Corner Tickets |
006.11 |
A short Street leading from Whitevale St. to East John Street. |
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SLATEFIELD HOUSE |
Slatefield House Slatefield House |
Miss Sandiland Matron Mr Johnston |
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A dwelling house which is in the meantime occupied as an Orphan Institution |
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KILDALE OIL CLOTH WORKS |
Kildale Oil Cloth Works |
John Macadam Esq. Proprietor
Printed Bills |
010.03 |
A small oil cloth works on the east side of the West Burn. |
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RUTHERGLEN POTTERY |
Rutherglen Pottery |
Mr. Allan, Proprietor
Printed Bills |
010.03 |
A Small Pottery South of the
Clydesdale Junction Railway |
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SOUTHCROFT |
Southcroft |
Mr Hamilton, Proprietor
Mr Allan
Post Office Address |
010.03 |
A fine dwelling house and Offices, having a garden and a small ornamental Lawn attached. The house north of this on the Common Place is also called Southcroft. |
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NAME BOOK (Part 9)
City of Glasgow
Sheet VI 11 Plans 20.25
Sheet VI 12 Plans 15.17.18.21.22.23.24.25
Sheet VI 15 Plans 5.10.14.15.19.20.24.25
Sheet VI 16 Plans 1.2.3.4.6.7.9.12.13.16.18.21.22
Sheet X 3 Plans 4.5.9.10.14.15.19.20.25
Sheet X 4 Plans 1.6.11.16
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