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HAMILTON [parish] |
Hamilton Parish
Hamilton Parish
Hamilton Parish
Hamilton Parish
Hamilton Parish
Hamilton Parish
Hamilton Parish
Hamilton Parish
Hamilton Parish
Hamilton Parish
Hamilton Parish
Hamilton Parish |
New Statistical Account
Gazetteer of Scotland
Forett's Co.[County] Map
Hamilton Directory
Valuation Roll
Voters' List
R Graeme. Factor
F. Hamilton, Writer, Hamilton
Sheriff's Returns
Chalmers' Caledonia
Origines Parochiales Scotiae
Old Statistical Account |
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"The ancient name of this Parish was Cadzow, commonly prounounced Cawgo or Caygae, the etymology of which is uncertain. From Acts of Parliament published by command of his Majesty, we have that the name of this Parish was changed from Cadzow to Hamilton, by virtue of a charter granted by James II of Scotland, to James, first Lord Hamilton. The Parish of Hamilton is situated in the middle ward of Lanarkshire (of which the town of Hamilton is the capital.) From Maidenlees in the south to Bothwell Bridge in the north, it is six miles in length, & from Rotten Burn, where it meets with the Parish of Blantyre, on the west, to the banks of the Clyde opposite Carbarns, where |
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Lanarkshire -- Hamilton Parish
Hamilton Parish (continued) - it comes in contact with the Parish of Dalserf, in the east, the distance is exactly the same across. The Clyde forms the north & north east Boundaries for about five miles, separating it from the Parishes of Dalziel, Bothwell & Cambusnethan. After this the Parish of
Stonehouse forms the south east Boundary for a mile & a half. The Parish of Glasford forms the south & south east Boundaries. The Parish of Blantyre forms the western Boundary." New Statistical Account.
The ornamental grounds of the High & Low Parks of Hamilton Palace from a great part of the Parish. There are Iron Works at "Quarter", & extensive limestone Quarries at "Boghead" & "Burnhead". There are five lines of Turnpike Roads in the parish. The "Hamilton & Strathaven" Railway is in progress of ma[-r]ing through this Parish.
Written across columns 2-4 reads: "Note, - There is a portion of Hamilton Parish detached within the Parish of Dalziel. R.H." |
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BATTLE OF BOTHWELL BRIDGE (Site of) |
Bothwell Bridge (Battle between the Covenanters & the Royalists fought 22nd June 1679);
Bothwell Bridge (Battle between the Covenanters & the Royalists fought 22nd June 1679);
Bothwell Bridge (Battle between the Covenanters & the Royalists fought 22nd June 1679);
Bothwell Bridge (Battle between the Covenanters & the Royalists fought 22nd June 1679);
Bothwell Bridge (Battle between the Covenanters & the Royalists fought 22nd June 1679) |
New Statistical Account
Old Mortality - By Sir W. Scott
W. Henderson Town Clerk Hamilton
F. Hamilton, Writer, Hamilton
R.Ker Esqr. Auchinraith House
Dr. Bar, Silvertonhill
James Bar, Back Muir Lodge
R. Clark, Road Surveyor
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
011.12 |
The age of this Structure cannot now be ascertained, but it is of great antiquity -
[the - - - date 1647 for a contribution to -- the Bridge of Bothwell]
It consisted originally of four arches, having each a span of 45 feet, by 15 feet broad. Some years ago a large addition was made to the structure, by which the road was widened from 12 to 32 feet. - The engagement which took place between the Covenanters & the troops of Charles II, on the 22d June 1679, commonly called the "Battle of Bothwell Bridge", are too well known to require particular detail. The Kings forces, under the Duke of Monmouth, were drawn up on the Bothwell side of the Clyde. The Covenanting ... |
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Also on page - written across columns 1-4:
Bothwell Bridge was the scene of an engagement which took place on the 22nd of June, 1679, between the Covenanters and the King's Army commanded by the Duke of Monmouth, assisted by Claverhouse and Dalzell. The King's army advanced by the north or Bothwell side. The Covenanters amounted to 4,000; and the bridge was vigorously defended for a time by Hackston and Rathillet; but the main body divided among themselves, and madly employing the precious moments while the King's troops were carrying the bridge in cashiering their officers, were soon thrown into confusion; 400 were killed, chiefly in the pursuit, and 1,200 taken prisoners,"
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Bothwell Bridge (continued) - Army, amounting to about 4000 men, occupied the opposite bank, belong to the Duke of Hamilton. The centre of the Bridge, which was then long & narrow, having a portal in the middle, with gates, had been barricaded by the Covenanters, & was the chief scene of the engagement" New Statistical Account.
Written across columns 4 & 5 - The old Bridge may be seen from beneath the arches, the number of which (four) is, as noted in Statl. [Statistical] Account. All the authorities remember the old Bridge before it was widened. One, Dr. Bar of Silvertonhill, remembers the Portal standing, but most persons, of any time in the country, consider that the Portal was destroyed before the time of any one now living. The old part of the Bridge is on the west side. There are numerous stone buttresses to the walls forming the sides of the Road which crosses the Bridge. The old side of the Bridge, the [--] has Iron Stanchions on each buttress of the arches. A tree in "Barmichael Wood" cut down, sometime ago, was found to be perforated with bullets, supposed to have been fired from the Royalists. |
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GLENLEE |
Glenlee
Glenlee |
A. Potter Esqr. Pr [Proprietor]
L. Potter Esqr. Udston House |
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A new & Superior house having an ornamental flower garden, north, enclosed by an artificial embankment.
The Offices are on Trace 2 xvii-3. Occupied by the proprietor A. Potter Esqr. |
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CALEDONIAN RAILWAY (Hamilton Branch) |
Caledonian Railway (Hamilton Branch) |
See N. Sheets of Blantyre & Cambuslang Parishes. |
011.15 |
See N. Sheets of Blantyre & Cambuslang Parishes. |
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PARK BURN |
Park Burn |
For authorities see N. Sheets of Blantyre Parish |
011.14 |
For Description see N. Sheets of Blantyre Parish. |
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BURNBANK HOUSE |
Burnbank House
Burnbank House
Burnbank House |
Valuation Roll
Meikleham's Map
A. D. Stevenson. Factor |
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A good & superior dwelling having an extensive garden attached. Occupied by the Sheriff of Hamilton. The Property of Mr. P. Stevenson. |
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GREENFIELD |
Greenfield
Greenfield
Greenfield |
Estates Map
Valuation Roll
Lewis Potter Esqr. Propietor |
011.15 |
A good Farm Steading about 5 chains north east of the Glasgow & Hamilton Turnpike Road. |
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WHITEHILL |
Whitehill
Whitehill
Whitehill |
Estate Map
Valuation Roll
R. Graeme Factor |
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A Farm Steading having a good Orchard attached. The property of His Grace the Duke of Hamilton & Brandon. |
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BURNBANK |
Burnbank
Burnbank
Burnbank |
Valuation Roll
A. D. Stevenson, Factor
William Williamson, Farmer |
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A Farm Steading & some detached dwellings occupied by poor persons. The name also applies to a Public House a little north in the angle formed by the Parish Road meeting the Hamilton & Glasgow Road.
All the property of Mr P. Stevenson. |
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WELLSHAW BURN |
Wellshaw Burn
Wellshaw Burn
Wellshaw Burn
Wellshaw Burn
Wellhall Burn |
Boyd's Map of Hamilton
R. Ker Esqr. Auchinraith House
F. Hamilton, Writer, Hamilton
W. Henderson, Town Clerk
R. Graeme Factor to the Duke of Hamilton & Pr [Proprietor] of Wellhall. |
011.15 |
The rising point from which this Burn comes, or flows, is "Blantyre Muir". It is in the first part of its course called "Earnock Burn", & on coming into the Lands of "Wellhall" (xvii-3, Trace 3) bears the name "Wellshaw Burn" until it joins the Park Burn - xi-15 Trace 3. The Propiertor of Wellhall gives the |
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Wellshaw Burn (continued) - Burn as the present property name from which it was, originally, taken. Formerly "Wellhall" was called Wellshaw. The name of the property has changed, but the Burn retains the original - Wellshaw. |
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DUCHESS' BRIDGE |
Duchess's Bridge
Duchess's Bridge
Duchess's Bridge |
James Bar, Back Muir Lodge
John Litster, Hamilton Palace Office
Robert Aitcheson, Forrester |
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An oval shaped bridge, built by Duke Douglass's Duchess, over a small ravine on the Carriage Drive, from the Lodge house at Bothwell Bridge, to the Palace. |
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GOW'S LINN |
Gow's Linn |
See N. Sheet of Blantyre Parish |
011.16 |
See N. Sheet of Blantyre |
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GOW'S LINN OLD QUARRY |
Gow's Linn Old Quarry
Gow's Linn Old Quarry
Gow's Linn Old Quarry |
F. Hamilton, Writer, Hamilton
James Bar, Back Muir Lodge
D. Gairdner, Factor |
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An old freestone quarry now partly filled in & having slopes as re[pone]sented upon Examination Trace. The Barracks at Hamilton were built from it. The name is well known, & may be said to be altogether applied to it, more than the Linn near it, from which the name is taken. The property of the Duke of Hamilton. |
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WHISTLEBERRY BRIDGE |
Whistleberry Bridge |
See N. Sheet of Blantyre Parish |
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See N. Sheet of Blantyre |
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BARMICHAEL PLANTATION |
Barmichael Plantation
Barmichael Plantation
Barmichhael Plantation |
R. Graeme, Factor
D. Gairdner Factor
F. Hamilton, Writer Hamilton |
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A large, mixed, Plantation on the side of the Bothwell T.P. Road, between Bothwell Bridge & the Lodge house opposite Al[-]neida Street - on 1/500 scale. It is commonly called "Barmichael Wood". There are some old oak trees in it which belonged to the pleasure grounds before the Plantation was made - 30 years ago.
An old tree was cut down some[--] in this Plantation, near Bothwell Bridge, & was found to be perforated in many places by bullets supposed to have been fired at the Battle of Bothwell Bridge.
There are many green lanes through "Barmichael Plantation".
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DUKES' RIDE |
Dukes Ride
Dukes Ride
Dukes Ride |
James Bar, Back Muir Lodge
Joseph Lloyd Head GameKeeper
James Walsh UnderKeeper |
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A green lane in "Barmichael Plantation", running near the Bothwell T.P. Road. The name is well known from being a favourite ride of several of the Dukes of Hamilton. |
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BACK MUIR PLANTATION |
Back Muir Plantation
Back Muir Plantation
Back Muir Plantation |
Boyd's Map of Hamilton
R. Graeme, Factor
Joseph Lloyd, GameKeeper |
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An extensive mixed Plantation having several green lanes through it for conveyance of timber [etc.].
The Caledonian Railway (Hamilton Branch) runs through the south west of it. The Eaglesham & Glasgow T.P. Road bounds it south west extremity. The Bothwell Road & the River Clyde its north & east. It is the property of the Duke of Hamilton. |
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GREAT AVENUE [Hamilton Palace] |
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The continuation of a long avenue of fine elm trees, which begins at Chatelherault, & runs in a straight line to the South side of Hamilton Palace, from the north side of which to where they end, in Bothwell Parish, is styled "Great North Avenue." The space between the trees is ornamental ground. The "Great Avenue", from Chatelherault to the south side of the Palace, is broken where it should pass through the Lands of Barncluith. |
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GREAT NORTH AVENUE [Hamilton Palace] |
Great North Avenue
Great North Avenue
Great North Avenue |
Boyde's Map of Hamilton
R. Graeme, Factor
D. Gairdner, Factor |
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The continuation of a long avenue of fine elm trees, which begins at Chatelherault, & runs in a straight line to the South side of Hamilton Palace, from the north side of which to where they end, in Bothwell Parish, is styled "Great North Avenue." The space between the trees is ornamental ground. The "Great Avenue", from Chatelherault to the south side of the Palace, is broken where it should pass through the Lands of Barncluith. |
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BACKMUIR LODGE |
Back Muir Lodge
Back Muir Lodge
Back Muir Lodge |
R. Graeme, Factor
D. Gairdner, Factor
James Bar, Occupier |
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A lodge house in Back Muir Plantation, occupied by one of the oldest retainers of Hamilton Palace. There are wooden sheds here used for taking the bark from oak trees. The bark is afterwards used for tanning purposes. There is no name or term given to it. |
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CAVALRY BARRACKS [Hamilton] |
Cavalry Barracks
Cavalry Barracks
Cavalry Barracks
Cavalry Barracks |
Boyd's Map of Hamilton
Brown's Directory
W. Henderson, Town Clerk
Sergt. [Sergeant] Major Hebden 16th Lancers |
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Good stone buildings having accommodation for men & horses.
There is an ample exercise ground, Riding School, Hospital, (the latter is in the Infantry Bks.[Barracks] square - on 1/500 scale) & Quarters for the Officers in the Barracks.
A Squadron of the 16th Lancers occupy them at present. |
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OFFICERS' QUARTERS [Cavalry Barracks, Hamilton] |
Officers Quarters |
Boyd's Map of Hamilton Brown's Directory
W. Henderson, Town Clerk Sergt.[Sergeant] Major Hebden 16th Lancers |
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Good stone buildings having accommodation for men & horses. There is an ample exercise ground, Riding School, Hospital, (the latter is in the Infantry Bks.[Barracks] square - on 1/500 scale) & Quarters for the Officers in the Barracks. A Squadron of the 16th Lancers occupy them at present. |
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RIDING SCHOOL [Cavalry Barracks, Hamilton] |
Riding School |
Boyd's Map of Hamilton
Brown's Directory
W. Henderson, Town Clerk
Sergt. [Sergeant] Major Hebden 16th Lancers |
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Good stone buildings having accommodation for men & horses. There is an ample exercise ground, Riding School, Hospital, (the latter is in the Infantry Bks.[Barracks] square - on 1/500 scale) & Quarters for the Officers in the Barracks. A Squadron of the 16th Lancers occupy them at present. |
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WOODEND |
Woodend
Woodend
Woodend |
Valuation Roll
W. Henderson Pr. [Proprietor] of part
Hugh Moor, Occupier |
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A dwelling at the end of the "Back Muir Plantation", on the side of the Bothwell Road. |
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BARRACK ENTRY |
Barrack Entry
Barrack Entry
Barrack Entry |
W. Henderson Town Clerk
F. Hamilton, Writer Hamilton Thomas Cuther, Bothwell Road |
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A government Road from "Bothwell Road" to the Cavalry Barrack Gate. The name, although not corner ticketed, is well known. |
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INFANTRY BARRACKS [Hamilton] |
Infantry Barracks
Infantry Barracks
Infantry Barracks |
Brown's Directory
W. Henderson, Town Clerk
Sergt. [Sergeant] Major Hebden 16th Lancers |
011.16 |
A row of one Storied houses capable of containing 450 men.
The Infantry Barracks have no 'Officers Quarters'. They extend from the Cavalry Barrack Gate to the Gate near the Hospital - on 1/500 Plan. |
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MILITIA STAFF BARRACKS [Hamilton] |
Militia Staff Barracks
Militia Staff Barracks
Militia Staff Barracks |
W. Henderson Town Clerk
F. Hamilton, Writer Hamilton John Hebden Sergt. [Sergeant] Major 16th Lancers |
011.16 |
A new two storied building erected by the County for the Stores & Staff of the 1st Lanarkshire Militia. The Staff of the Corps at present occupy them.
The "Infantry Barracks" adjoin the "Militia Staff Barracks". - There is a new Road from the north end of Barrack Street to "Bothwell Road" which is about to be named by the Town Council of Hamilton. |
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HAMILTON FOUNDRY (Iron) |
Hamilton Foundry |
See N. Sheets of 1/500 scale |
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BARRACK STREET [Hamilton] |
Barrack Street |
See N. Sheet of 1/500 Scale |
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BEECHFIELD |
Beechfield |
Thomas Cuthill Propietor |
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A new house not completed in building, recently named by the Proprietor, who says he will not change it. |
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BOTHWELL ROAD [Hamilton] |
Bothwell Road |
See N. Sheet of 1/500 Scale |
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BRANDON VILLA |
Brandon Villa
Brandon Villa
Brandon Villa |
Thomas Cuthill Pr [Proprietor]
Miss Leighton, Occupier
W. Henderson, Town Clerk |
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A superior house on the side of the "Bothwell Road". |
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OAKFIELD VILLA |
Oakfield Villa
Oakfield Villa
Oakfield Villa |
Thomas Cuthill Pr [Proprietor]
W. Henderson, Town Clerk
F. Hamilton, Writer, Hamilton |
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A superior house on the side of the "Bothwell Road". |
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HAMILTON LOW PARKS |
Hamilton Low Parks
Hamilton Low Parks
Hamilton Low Parks
Hamilton Low Parks |
Estate Maps
D. Gairdner Factor
J. Lloyd, Head GameKeeper
J. Litster Hamilton Palace Office |
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The whole of the Low Parks of Hamilton Palace Kept (with the exception of the Plantations) in Pasture or ornamental grounds.
They extend from the Carlisle T.P. Road, in the South, to the Clyde in the North. The western bounds, are the Bothwell T.P. Road, The Town of Hamilton, part of the Motherwell T.P. Road, & the west side of the "Great Avenue" - from the Motherwell T.P. Road to the Carlisle T.P. Road south of it (trace 3.6 xvii [--]. The eastern boundary, after crossing the Clyde, is "Logans Plantation", (Trace 1.4.xii-13) & the Avon Water to the Carlisle Road, which forms the southern extent. The "South Haugh" is outside the wall which forms the side of the Motherwell Road & encloses the Policies immediately surrounding the Palace, but it is part of the Low Parks & Kept as ornamental or Pasture Grounds. There are several Parks, bearing names, within the Low Parks. "Low Parks" is applied so that they may be |
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PALACE GARDEN |
Palace Garden
Palace Garden |
A. Black, Gardener
Boyd's Map of Hamilton |
011.16 |
The vegetable Garden of Hamilton Palace. The Kitchen Garden lies near the Great Avenue on Trace 3.xvii-4. The Flower Garden is on 1/500 scale. |
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Hamilton Low Parks (continued) - distinguished from the High Parks, which include several minor Park Names - as "Chatelherault Deer Park" [etc]. There are no extensive Parks, within the "Low Parks", bearing names. Every small enclosure, as before stated, has a name like the ordinary Parks of any Estate. |
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MOTE HILL [N of Hamilton Palace] |
Moat Hill
Moat Hill
Moat Hill
Moat Hill
Moat Hill
Moat HIll
Mote HIll |
New Statistical Account
Brown's Hamilton Directory
R. Graeme, Factor
F. Hamilton, Writer, Hamilton
W. Henderson, Town Clerk
James Bar, Back Muir Lodge
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Mote, (mot say) a small particle of matter, an atom, anything very small. In Law Books it signifies a Court, or Convention" - Barclay;
"Mote - a little hill or eminence, a barrow or tumulus" Jamieson |
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"In the haugh, to the north of the Palace, there is an ancient Moat Hill or seat of justice. It appears to be 30 feet in diameter at the base, and about 15 or 16 feet high, and is flat at the top. It cannot be less than 8 or 9 hundred years old, as no erections of the kind have been in use since the reign of Malcolm Canmore (Malcolm III)." New Statistical Account. |
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STATUE [Bacchus, Hamilton Palace] |
Statue
Statue
Statue
Statue |
R. Graeme, Factor
F. Hamilton, Writer, Hamilton
W. Henderson, Town Clerk James Bar, Back Muir Lodge |
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There is a Statue of Bacchus, standing on a pedestal, on the top of the "Moat Hill", which upon the authority of the last four named is of great age, but of what particular time cannot be found out. Part of the lower portions of the body are standing. The upper parts were destroyed about 20 years ago. |
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NETHERTON CROSS |
Netherton Cross
Netherton Cross
Netherton Cross
Netherton Cross
Netherton Cross |
New Statl. [Statistical] Account
Brown's Directory of Hamilton R.Graeme, Factor F.Hamilton, Writer Hamilton W.Henderson, Town Clerk |
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"Near the Moat HIll is an Ancient stone cross about 4 feet high, bearing no inscription. It is said to have been the Cross of the Netheron." New Statl. [Statistical] Account.
"A curious Stone cross with wavy mystical inscriptions, and an old Carved Gateway, yet exist in the Palace Parks - sole relics of the Netherton." Browns Hamilton D[irectory].
The Houses of the village of Netherton are said to have stood as late as 1790. No traces of any buildings now exist. The ground around the cross is ornamental or Pasture. Some large fruit trees which belonged to Netherton are near the Cross. |
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MAUSOLEUM [Hamilton Palace] |
Mausoleum
Mausoleum
Mausoleum |
Brown's Directory
R. Graeme, Factor
John Cross, Watchman |
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"A Superb Structure, resembling in general design the Mausoleum of the Emperor Hadrian at Rome. It consists of a circular mass of building, springing from a square basement, & enclosing a richly decorated chapel, under the floor of which are the Vaults, arranged catacomb fashion. Highly ornate terraced stairs lead on either hand from the low ground, on the River front, to an external platform, on which the colossal Lions by H. Ritchie, have been placed. Below on the rustic basement, above the portals to the vaults, are efficies of Lfe, Death & Eternity, each personified by a human visage. The internal arrangements of the Chapel are octagonal. The first, or lower course, had four deep, alternated by four flat, alcoves or recesses. The second a series of Shileds, with cherubs & pious scrolls. The third, & upper course, contains a series of niches for Statues, separated by twin Doric pilasters. Dentilling & other enrichments follow as the dome narrows, to a circular opening, covered by an immense concave glass roof in one casting, lighting the whole chapel. On a plain slab outside, on the circular part of the tower, above the chapel door, is the following inscription (in latin): - "Alexander tenth Duke of Hamilton, took care to erect this tomb for him & his." - Brown's Directory |
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Additional information written in column 3 -
"King Mausolus, the eldest of the three sons of Hecatomnus, the wealthiest of the Carian dynasty died B.C.353; when his widow, and Sister Artemisia erected to his memory, at Halicarnassus (now Budrun) a superb tomb, which by its artistic celebrity has given the name of Mausoleum to tombs and sepulchres of Stately Character." - Curiosities of History [Roy] Timbs |
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Gateway or Old Gate
Gateway or Old Gate
Gateway or Old Gate
Gateway or Old Gate |
Brown's Directory
F. Hamilton, Writer Hamilton
Mr Henderson Town Clerk
Alexander Black, Gardener |
011.16 |
An arched Gateway which was intended for a garden of Hamilton Palace, but was never used for that purpose. It is preserved, as it stands in a shrubbery, south of the Mausoleum, for its age & beauty. The exact age of it is not known, but it is generally believed to be 200 years of age. "The oat Hill, where once justice was dispensed, a curious stone cross with wavy mystical inscriptions, and an old carved Gateway are sole relics of the Netherton." - Brown's Directory.
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Mausoleum (Continued) - There are Paddocks for rearing horses, between the Mausoleum & the "Moat Hill". |
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CADZOW BURN |
Cadzow Burn
Cadzow Burn
Cadzow Burn |
R. Graeme Factor
Boyd's Map of Hamilton
Joseph Lloyd Gamekeeper |
011.16 |
Part of this Burn, which, after passing under the Town of Hamilton & through part of the "Low Parks", reissues a short distance from the Mausoleum & enters the Clyde. |
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North Haugh
North Haugh
North Haud
Mid Haugh |
R. Graeme, Factor
D. Gairdner, Factor
Boyd's Map of Hamilton
Estate Map |
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A natural haugh between the point where the Burn (Cadzow) re-issues & the Motherwell T.P. Road - from the place where the "Great Avenue" crosses it to "Hamilton Bridge". The whole of the Low Parks from the east of the "Great North Avenue", may be considered a Haugh. The "North Haugh" as written on Examination Traces, applies only to the Haugh between Cadzow Burn & the Motherwell T.P. Road. It is more a name than as applying to the Haugh of the Low Parks. The South Haugh is so called from being a similar Haugh. |
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HAMILTON PALACE |
Hamilton Palace |
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LADY WELL |
Lady Well
Lady Well
Lady Well
Lady Well
Lady Well |
Forest's Co [County] Map
F. Hamilton, Writer Hamilton
W. Henderson, Town Clerk
John Anderson, Road Surface Man
Origines Parochiales Scotiae |
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An ordinary well about 10 feet deep partly covered, for protection, by flag stones placed over it. It stands on the side of a Public Road between "Low Motherwell" Farm & the village of Motherwell, & is said to have been dedicated to the Lady Mother - the Virgin Mary, & hence the name of the village & the Farms of Motherwell. It is well known in the vicinity as an antiquity but of what date could not be ascertained. The people of Motherwell have an old privilige of drawing water from it. There is a Public Right of way to it from the village of Motherwell, which was recently tried to prevent by the Proprietor of the ground - the Duke of Hamilton, but without effect. |
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LOW MOTHERWELL |
Low Motherwell
Low Motherwell
Low Motherwell |
Estate Map
Valuation Roll
D. Gairdner, Factor |
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A good Farm Steading property of the Duke of Hamilton. A Public Road, from the T.P. road south of this Farm, passes here to the "Lady Well" & the village of Motherwell. |
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CALEDONIAN RAILWAY |
Caledonian Railway
Caledonian Railway
Caledonian Railway
Caledonian Railway |
G. Graham Engineer of Ry. [Railway]
Mr A. Archibald, Stat. [Station] Master Motherwell
Wm. Beattie, Engineer's Assistant
D. Campbell, Clerk |
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About 20 chains of the main line of the Caledonian Railway which leaves Cowcadden Street Station, Glasgow, & passes through Motherwell to Carlisle. There is no Electric Telegraph on it from the point where it enters the Parish, on this Trace, to where it forms a junction with the "Clydesdale Junction", about 9 chains southwards. This portion is a new part of the Caledonian from the Wishaw & Coltness sect[ion].The Telegraph is used on the old part which joins the Old Mother[well] junction of Rails near the Station in the adjoining Parish. |
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CLYDESDALE JUNCTION |
Caledonian Railway (Clydesdale Junction)
Caledonian Railway (Clydesdale Junction)
Caledonian Railway (Clydesdale Junction) |
G. Graham Engineer of Ry. [Railway]
Mr A. Archibald, Stat. [Station] Master Motherwell
Wm. Beattie, Engineer's Assistant
D. Campbell, Clerk |
012.13 |
The Electric Telegraph of the "Clydesdale Junction" crosses the junction of Rails on this Trace & keeps on the same side of the "Caldeonian Railway". The "Clydesda[le] from Glasgow - Soutside Staion, joins the Caledonian of Rails on this Trace. |
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Caledonian Railway - the word 'Railways' between 'Coltness' and 'sect[ion]' has been stroked out, in context it now reads ' Wishaw and Coltness Sect[ion]'. In the last sentence 'junctions of Rails' and 'adjoining Parish' have been underlined. |
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MUIR STREET |
Muir Street
Muir Street
Muir Street
Muir Street |
Valuation Roll of Dalziel
Revd. [Reverend] D. Ogilvie. F. church Minister
Thomas Morton, Malleable Iron Works Manager
John McKillop. Post Master |
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Some houses on the sides of the Glasgow & Lanark T. P. [Turn Pike] Road, the centre of which, at this place, forms the By. [Boundary] of the Parish, belonging to the village of Motherwell, a portion of which is in Hamilton Parish, the remainder - nearly the whole village, being in Dalziel Parish. The name applies, in Dalziel Parish from the north west margin line of this Trace to where the T.P. [Turn Pike] Road to Hamilton crosses the south end of the "Sheet" at the "Inn", but in Hamilton Parish there are not houses past the point where the "Clydesdale Junction Railway" passes under the Road - a distance of 10 chains north west of the "Inn". This name is not corner ticketed. |
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KETHER'S BRIDGE |
Kether's Bridge
Kether's Bridge
Kether's Bridge |
R. Clark, Road Surveyor
F. Hamilton, Writer, Hamilton
J. Anderson, Surfaceman |
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A County Bridge on the T.P. Road to Motherwell, over a small stream passing through "Logans Plantation". This name is taken from an old woman who lived near the Bridge at the time it was built - about 1780. It was, upon the authority of Mr. Hamilton, known about 60 years ago as "Jenny Kether's Bridge", but latterly the first name had been altogether dropped. It is well known. |
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LOGANS PLANTATION |
Logans Plantation
Logans Plantation
Logans Plantation
Logans Plantation |
D. Gairdner, Factor
Joseph Lloyd, Gamekeeper Chatelherault
James [M]als Gamekeeper Bothwell Bridge
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A large mixed Plantation partly in this Parish & partly in the Parishes of Dalziel & Bothwell. It crosses the Motherwell T.P. Road, on this Trace, & extends to the Parish Boundary.
It is unnconnected on Trace 1 by an arable field intervening, but in the next Parish 0 Dalziel, it has no field inter[--]sing at this place.
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TIRLEES COTTAGE |
Tirlees Cottage
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Valuation Roll
Mrs Donald Occupier
Thomas Patterson |
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HIGH MOTHERWELL |
High Motherwell
High Motherwell
High Motherwell |
Estate Map
Valuation Roll
D. Gairdner, Factor |
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A good Farm Steading on the side of the "Lesmagow Railway" near the village of Motherwell. It is situated on ground above - higher than Low Motherwell. The property of His Grace the Duke of Hamilton & Brandon. |
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LESMAHAGOW RAILWAY |
Lesmahagow Railway
Lesmahagow Railway
Lesmahagow Railway
Lesmahagow Line |
M.A. Archibald, Stat. [Station] Master, Motherwell Junction Station
D. Campbell Clark, Stat. [Station] Master, Motherwell Junction Station
J. McCauslin, Pointsman on Lesmagow Ry. [Railway]
Railway Carriages |
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A Single line of Rails for carriage of minerals between Motherwell & Banken, in Lesmahagow Parish. It leaves the Parish on Trace 6 & re-enters it (Trace 2 xviii-i) by a viaduct over the Clyde. There is no Electric Telegraph on this Line. There are 1/2, 1/4 &[-] m. Posts. This Railway is commonly called the "Lesmahagow Line". |
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MOTHERWELL |
Motherwell
Motherwell
Motherwell
Motherwell
Motherwell
Motherwell |
Valuation Roll
Meikleham's Map
Forest's Co [County] Map
D. Gairdner, Factor
F. Hamilton, Writer, Hamilton
New Stat. [Statistical] Account |
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A village, the greater part of which is in the Parish of Dalziel. There is a T.P. Grate on the South side of the Road after crossing the Bridge over the "Lesmahagow Railway". There are no Schools, Churches or other Public buildings, in the portion of the village in Hamilton Parish. The Railway Station is in Dalziel Parish, about 20 chains south east. |
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HAMILTON BRIDGE |
Hamilton Bridge
Hamilton Bridge
Hamilton Bridge |
R. Clark, Road Surveyor
W. Henderson, Town Clerk
F. Hamilton, Writer, Hamilton |
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A County Bridge with five arches over the River Clyde. It was built in 1779, after a flood had destroyed a Bridge which stood in the same place, & since that time has borne the term "New Bridge", a name by which it is as well knows as that upon the authorities here quoted, who consider this to be the proper name. There was a pontage on this Bridge until these last two years. The old Toll house is on the east side of the Bridge & is now occupied by Colliers. At the west side of the Bridge there is a gate which the Duke of Hamilton is obliged to keep open for persons belonging to the Burgh of Hamilton, going for sand from the Clyde Side, about 9 chains north of the Bridge. This sand bed is Public for persons of the Burgh only. The Duke has the right of the ground & the people the liberty of procuring sand 0 the sand has no name except Clyde Sand. |
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CROSS-STONE |
Cross-Stone
Cross-Stone
Cross-Stone
Cross-stane |
Thomas Patterson, Pr. [Proprietor] of the house in this Parish
John Glassford, Tenant
John Miller, Cross-Stone
Forests County Maps |
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A few cottages on both sides of the Edinburgh T.P. Road, from the point where the Boundary of the Parish joins it to a few chains distance northwards. Most of the houses are in Dalziel Parish. The name is taken from an old stone cross which, as stated by the last named authority - John Miller, aged 91, stood about the middle of a house in Dalziel Parish, at the place where the name is written.
The Cross Site has been [---] as correctly as it is possible to obtain [--]. There is no other [---] [--] the locality [----] point it out. [----] [----] in cases that this site a[---] [---] in this Parish. |
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LITTLE UDSTON |
Little Udston
Little Udston
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Valuation Roll
Forest's Co. [County] Map
J. Jackson Pr. [Proprietor] of East Farm |
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Two Farm Steadings belonging to different Proprietors & sharing the same name without any distinction whatever. The properties, respectively, of Mrs Jackson & Mr. Sinclair. The Road to these Steadings is supported by the Parish to the extent of the Lands of "Udston" - belonging to "Udston House". |
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UDSTON HOUSE |
Udston House
Udston House
Udston House |
Valuation Roll
Property Plan
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017.03 |
A good mansion having ornamental grounds, garden, offices & a [G]as House adjoining. The property of, & occupied by Lewis Potter Esqr. [Esquire]. This House is built upon the site of Mains of Udston, a name now extinct. |
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RED BURN |
Red Burn |
See N. Sheet of Blantyre Ph. [Parish] |
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LINN HOUSE |
Linn House
Linn House
Linn House |
Valuation Roll
Boyd's Map of Hamilton
R. Graeme Esqr. Factor. |
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A superior dwelling occupied at present by two persons. The property of Mr. Dod. There is no Linn on the Burn which flows near teh house - "Wellshaw Burn". |
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ROSEBANK |
Rosebank
Rosebank
Rosebank |
Valuation Roll
Boyd's Map of Hamilton
H.B. Webb Esqr. Pro. [Proprietor] |
017.03 |
A superior house having neat ornamental grounds & garden attached. Occupied by the Proprietor H.B. Webb Esqr. [Esquire] |
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SHAWBURN |
Shawburn
Shawburn
Shawburn
Shawburn |
Valuation Roll
Boyd's Map of Hamilton
Mr. Williamson, Burnbank
R. Graeme Esqr. Duke of Hamilton's Factor |
017.03 |
A superior dwelling having out-houses, shrubberies & garden adjoining. At present it is unoccupied. The property of Mr. Henderson. |
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UDSTON |
Udston
Udston
Udston |
Valuation Roll
John Craig, Propietor
Lewis Potter Esqr. Udston House |
017.03 |
A good Farm Steading s.w. [south west] of Udston House, occupied by the Proprietor - J. Craig. |
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Written across columns 3 & 4 - Lin, Lyn, Lynn, A cataract, a waterfall. The pool into which a water falls over a precipice. Jamieson. |
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EARNOCK HOUSE |
Earnock House
Earnock House
Earnock House |
Valuation Roll
Forests Co. [County] Map
R. Graeme Esqr. Wellhall |
017.03 |
A large mansion having offices, gardens & ornamental grounds attached. The Burn which flows past this house bears its name from the point of rising (from Blantyre Muir) to "Allanshaw" on Trace 6. The Mansion is occupied by J. Lyall Esqr. [Esquire]. The Estate is in the hands of Trustees of Alexander Miller Esqr. ]Esquire] |
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WELLHALL |
Wellhall
Wellhall
Wellhall |
Valuation Roll
Brown's Directory
R.Graeme Esqr. Proprietor |
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A Superior Mansion having offices, garden & ornamental ground attached. Occupied by the Proprietor R. Graeme Esqr. [Esquire] Factor to the Duke of Hamilton. |
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WELLHALL BRIDGE |
Wellhall Bridge
Wellhall Bridge
Wellhall Bridge |
James Smellie Rd. [Road] Surveyor
R. Graeme Esqr.
Valuation Roll |
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A Bridge with one arch over Wellshaw Burn. This name should be retained as it is well known in the neighborhood, & also throughout the Parish. |
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WOODVIEW |
Woodview
Woodview
Woodview |
Valuation Roll
Boyd's Map of Hamilton
Dr. Dykes, Propiertor |
017.03 |
A superior house having out houses & garden adjoining. Occupied by the Propietor, Dr. Dykes. |
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DISTRIBUTING TANK [Hamilton Water Works] |
Distributing Tank
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Map of Hamilton Water Works
James Mitchell Superintendent |
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A circular Water Tank or small reservoir into which the main pipe from the "Hamilton Water Tank" (xvii-6 Trace 6) empties itself, & is carried by other pipes, from this tank, to the town of Hamilton. It is called a Distributing Tank from the main pipe to the Town having several branch pipes to different parts of the Burgh of Hamilton. It is 13 feet deep & by the quantity in this the number of cubit feet contained in the reservoir, at the "Water Works", is known. |
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ALLANSHAW |
Allanshaw
Allanshaw
Allanshaw
Allanshaw |
Valuation Roll
Forest's Co. [County] Map
Meikleham's Map
J. Monteith, Occupier |
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A good Farm Steading. The property of D. Urquhart Esqr. [Esquire]. The Burn which passes near this Farm, changes its name about here, where the Lands of Earnock & Wellhall join. |
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HILLHOUSE |
Hillhouse
Hillhouse
Hillhouse
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Valuation Roll
Rent Receipt
Meikleham's Map
J.W. Fawse - "Factor" |
017.03 |
A good Farm Steading, the property of Alexander Miller Esquire. There is a Chalybeate Spring on the lands of Hillhouse at a little cottage on Trace 5. The old Farm Steading of Hillhouse stood where this cottage is. |
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PUMP (Chalybeate Spring) [Hillhouse] |
Hillhouse |
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WOODFOOT |
Woodfoot
Woodfoot
Woodfoot
Woodend
Bridgend
Woodfoot |
J. Drummond Occupier
J. Rankin Gardener at Earnock House
Mr Aitchison Forester at Earnock House
Forest's Co. [County] Map
J.W. Fawse, "Factor"
W. Henderson Esqr. Town Clerk Hamilton |
017.03 |
A dwelling on the north side of the Parish Road, where Earnock Burn terminates. The property of Alexander Miller Esqr. [Esquire]. Woodfoot is now the name by which this house is known. |
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AUCHINGRAMONT |
Auchingramont |
See N. Sheets of 1/500 Scale |
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A Farm Steading. The property of the Revd. [Reverend] Dr. Gardiner.
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PEACOCK CROSS |
Peacock Cross
Peacock Cross
Peacock Cross
Peacock Cross
Peacock Cross |
Brown's Directory
John Thompson, Propr. [Proprietor]
Sign Board
Mr. Henderson Town Clerk
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A Public House at the Crossroads formed by "Union" & "Almeida" Streets meeting two other roads - one going northwards to Burnank, on the Glasgow Road, & the other to Wellhall. The name is well known & although now, only, applying to a Public House, was formerly given to a similar cross roads, a little distance from it, on the Wellhall Parish Road. |
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UNION STREET |
Union Street |
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Arden Clutha
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A. Mitchell Esqr. Propr. [Proprietor]
S. Drummond Esqr. Propr. [Proprietor] Greenbank |
017.04 |
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GREENBANK |
Greenbank
Greenbank |
S. Drummond, Proprietor
Title Deeds |
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A new & superior villa recently named. Occupied by the Proprietor. |
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HAMILTON PALACE |
Hamilton Palace |
See 1/500 N. Sheets |
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KITCHEN GARDEN |
Kitchen Garden
Kitchen Garden
Kitchen Garden |
Boyd's Map of Hamilton
R. Graeme, Factor
William Brown, Gardener |
017.04 |
The Kitchen garden of Hamilton Palace situated near the "Great Avenue", a short distance from the side of the T.P. [Turn Pike] Road leading to Motherwell. The Foot Paths in this garden are of grass & they vary in width as shewn on Trace. |
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BENT |
Bent
Bent
Bent |
Rent Roll
R. Graeme, Factor
Forest's Co. [County] Map |
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A good Farm Steading on the south side of the Road passing between it & the "Hamilton Cemetery". The property of His Grace, the Duke of Hamilton. |
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CEMETERY [Hamilton] |
Hamilton Cemetery
Hamilton Cemetery
Hamilton Cemetery |
Brown's Directory
W. Henderson, Town Clerk
David McEndrick, Keeper |
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A Square portion of ground enclosed by a stone wall. Within it is tastefully laid out in flower plots. There is a remarkable Monument facing the gate. It was erected by the present Duke of Hamilton, to the memory of the late Chamberlain - Mr N. Brown. "Monument" written & shewn on Examination Trace. |
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LITTLE BENT |
Little Bent
Little Bent
Little Bent |
Rent Roll
R. Graeme, Factor
Forest's Co.[County] Map |
017.04 |
A good Farm Steading. There is a Public Right of way from here to "Tuphall" - on 1/500 scale. The property of the Duke of Hamilton. |
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EDDLEWOOD NEW MILL (Corn) |
Eddlewood New Mill (Corn)
Eddlewood New Mill (Corn)
Eddlewood New Mill (Corn) |
R. Graeme, Factor
George McGregor, Miller
W. Henderson, Town Clerk |
017.04 |
A mill for grinding oats, beans, & pease. It is driven by Cadzow Burn, which forms a dam & a lade a short distance south of it. The property of the Duke of Hamilton. This Mill has been termed "New" since the old Mill which stood opposite "Chantinghall" was taken down (nearly 50 years ago. There is also a Saw Mill here. |
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LAIGH STONEHALL |
Laigh Stonehall
Laigh Stonehall
Laigh Stonehall |
Valuation Roll
Forest's Co. [County] Map
W. Henderson Town Clerk, Hamilton |
017.04 |
A good Farm Steading the property of Robert Urquhart Esqr. |
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CHANTINGHALL |
Chantinghall
Chantinghall
Chantinghall |
Valuation Roll
W. Henderson, Town Clerk
Forett's Co [County] Map |
017.04 |
A Superior dwelling occupied by the Proprietor W. Henderson, Town Clerk of Hamilton. |
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MARTYR'S GRAVE [Laigh Stonehall] |
Martyr's Grave
Martyr's Grave
Martyr's Grave |
W. Henderson, Town Clerk, Hamilton
F. Hamilton, Writer Hamilton
Mr. Watt, Laigh Stonehall |
017.04 |
A piece of ground in an arable field, on the Farm of "LaighStonehall", about the size of a man's grave having a rough headstone, without any inscription, at the south, or supposed head of the grave. It is said to contain the remains of one of the Covenanters engaged at the "Battle of Bothwell Bridge" - 22nd June 1679, at which he was wounded & afterwards |
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CLAUDS BURN |
Claud's Burn
Claud's Burn
Claud's Burn
Claud's Burn
"Clauds Burn" |
Brown's Directory
William Halliday, Gamekeeper at Lodge near Barncluith
James Bar M.D. Silvertonhill
Joseph Loyd Gamekeeper, Chatelherault
Sic Authorities quoted in Name Sheets of 1/500 Scales - Hamilton. |
017.04 |
A little stream which issues near the wall of the "Paddocks" in the !High Park!, & flowing past Silvertonhill, enters "Coran Burn" at "Castlehill" - on 1/500 Scale. This name is well known. |
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Martyr's Grave (continued) - fled to this spot where he died & was buried. No accounts of the Parish mention this, but the grave & its history are well known in the neighborhood. The present Farmer & his predecessors, as far back as can be remembered have never been known to plough over the grave, which from this cause had a different appearance from the ground around it. |
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PORTLAND COTTAGE |
Portland Cottage
Portland Cottage |
A. Keller Pr. [Proprietor]
Boyd's Map of Hamilton |
017.04 |
A Superior cottage about the middle of "Portland Place", but farther off the T.P. Road. Occupied the Proprietor A. Keller. |
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PORTLAND PLACE [Hamilton] |
Portland Place
Portland Place
Portland Place |
Corner Ticket
Boyd's Map of Hamilton
A. Keller, Portland Cottage |
017.04 |
This name applies to all the houses between the Gas Works - ow 1/500 Scale, & those south of "Portland Cottage", on the east side of the Strathaveon T.P. Road. |
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BUTTER BURN |
Butter Burn |
See N. Sheets of 1/500 Scale |
017.04 |
See 1/500 Scale N. Sheets |
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HAMILTON (The Burgh) |
Hamilton (The Burgh) |
See N. Sheets of 1/500 Scale |
017.04 |
See 1/500 Scale N. Sheets |
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AUCHINCAMPBELL |
Auchincampbell
Auchincampbell
Auchencampbell |
W. Naismith M.D. Propr. [Proprietor]
Brown's Directory
Boyd's Map of Hamilton |
017.04 |
A Superior house on the banks of "Cadzow Burn", approached from Union Street. It is at present unoccupied. |
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CURLING POND [nr Auchincampbell] |
Hamilton Curling Pond
Hamilton Curling Pond
"Curling Ponds" |
W. Henderson, Town Clerk
A. Keller, Portland Cottage
in Hamiltons |
017.04 |
An artifical Pond dry in Summer, or rather flooded at disposal. There is a stream through it, which admits, or emits, the water at disposal. The land within it is at present (July) Pasture. It is the property of a Curling Club to whom the ground was given by the Duke of Hamilton. The old Pond, for the same purpose, belonging to the Burgh, used to be near the Barracks. |
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BARNCLUITH |
Barncluith & Barncluith Terraced Gardens
Barncluith & Barncluith Terraced Gardens
Barncluith & Barncluith Terraced Gardens
Barncluith & Barncluith Terraced Gardens |
New Statistical Account
Boyd's Map of Hamilton
Brown's Directory
W. Henderson, Town Clerk
F. Hamilton, Writer, Hamilton
R. Graeme, Factor |
017.04 |
"Among the antiquities of this place may be recorded the gardens of Barncluith, or Barn's Cleuch. There are here three dwelling houses and three gardens. These gardens & buildings were probably constructed by John Hamilton of "Barncluith", Commissary of Hamilton & Kampsie, about 1583." New Statistical Account.
The dwelling house adjoining one of the terraced walls has 1633 cut upon the South west side. It is three stories high. The other buildings are thatched roofed. |
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At the place written "Pedestal", is a Stone pedestal or pillar, having several dwarf figures on the top, cut out of the stone. The height of it is between 4 & [5] feet & the figures on the top are not above 6 inches high. There is cut on one side of this pedestal the figures 1407, in good preservation & altogether of the style of figures of the present day. What these figures refer to is not known.
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Written across columns 2-4 -
"The estate of "Barncluith" belonged in ancient times to a family of the name of Machan, and came into the possession of a younger son of Robert Hamilton of Bruntwood by marriage." New Stat [Statistical] Acct [Account] |
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SILVERTONHILL |
Silvertonhill
Silvertonhill
Silvertonhill
Silvertonhill
Silvertonhill |
New Statistical Account
James Bar. M.D. Occupier
W. Henderson, Town Clerk
F. Hamilton, Writer, Hamilton
Boyd's Map of Hamilton |
017.04 |
"Silvertonhill, anciently Quhitecamp, the place where the Hamiltons of Silvertonhill, take their title, has now dwindled down to a small farm." New Statl;[Statistical] Account
The present house is a Superior dwelling & altogether of modern structure. It is the property of the Revd.[Reverend] Mr Hutchison. Occupied by Doctor James Bar. |
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Barncluith (continued) - All the Summer houses in the gardens are as old as the dwelling. Barncluith is the property of Lady Ruthven. It is held in Lease by the Duke of Hamilton. There is a Gate & a Lodge house, about 3 or four chains south of Barncluith, for entering the "High Parks" of Hamilton. |
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RESERVOIR [Hamilton Water Works, High Muirhouses] |
Hamilton Water Works
Hamilton Water Works
Hamilton Water Works |
Sign Board cautioning Trespassers
Act of Parliament
James Mitchell Suptd. [Superintendent] |
017.06 |
A large reservoir in a natural hollow between the Farm of "Haigh Muirhouses" & "Wellbrae". It is partly supplied by "Earnock Burn" which enters by sluices on the west side & passes along the northern, & part of the eastern, side of the Reservoir. There are several small Tanks, on the east of the reservoir, used for filtering the water with sand, before it is carried away to the Town through the pipes. There is a Platform or Gangway, near the Filtering Tanks, which goes into the reservoir for about 140 Links. It is supported by wooden pillars. The Water Works are regulated by commissioners part of whom belong to the Town Council of the Burgh of Hamilton & are annual appointed. The Works have been two years in use. |
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DIKEHEAD |
Dykehead
Dykehead
Dykehead
Dikehead |
Valuation Roll
Property Plan
Lewis Potter Esqr. Pr. [Proprietor]
In accordance with the Orthography used on the "Ordnance Survey",_ |
017.06 |
A Farm Steading, the property of Lewis Potter Esqr. There is an old Ironstone Pit in the field on the west of the Farm. |
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HIGH MUIRHOUSES |
High Muirhouses
High Muirhouses
High Muirhouses |
Valuation Roll
R. Graeme, Factor
D. Gairdner, Factor |
017.06 |
A Farm Steading on high ground overlooking the "Hamilton Water Works". The property of The Duke of Hamilton. |
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LAIGH MUIRHOUSES |
Laigh Muirhouses
Laigh Muirhouses
Laigh Muirhouses |
D. Gairdner, Factor
R. Graeme, Factor
Valuation Roll |
017.06 |
A Farm Steading, the property of His Grace the Duke of Hamilton & Brandon. A muir which is now cultivated formerly occupied the lands belonging to "High" & "Low Muirhouses". |
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WELLBRAE |
Wellbrae
Wellbrae
Wellbrae |
Valuation Roll
James Hamilton Occupier
Forests Co. [County] Map |
017.06 |
A Farm Steading adjoining the "Hamilton Water Works" _ on the north side. The property of the Trustees of Alexander Miller Esqr. |
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HIGH TOWNHILL |
High Townhill
High Townhill
High Townhill |
Valuation Roll
J.W. Fawse, Factor
Robert Henderson, Occupier |
017.07 |
A long house & some smaller ones detached used as a Farm Steading. It is on Earnock Estate. |
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LAIGH TOWNHILL |
Laigh Townhill
Laigh Townhill
Laigh Townhill |
Valuation Roll
J.W. Fawse, Factor
Mrs Henderson Occupier |
017.07 |
A Steading east of Hightownhill, on Earnock Estate. |
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LITTLE EARNOCK |
Little Earnock
Little Earnock
Little Earnock
Little Earnock |
Valuation Roll
J.W. Fawse, Factor
James Dow Occupier
Forest's Co. [County] Map |
017.07 |
A [good - scored out] Farm Steading on Earnock Estate. |
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MUIRMAINS |
Muirmains
Muirmains
Muirmains |
Valuation Roll
J.W. Fawse, Factor
J. Hamilton, Occupier |
017.07 |
An old Farm Steading on Earnock Estate, which is in hands of Trustees of A. Miller Esqr. |
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EARNOCK BURN |
Earnock Burn
Earnock Burn
Earnock Burn
Earnock Burn
Earnock Burn |
Act of Parlliament Form of Hamilton Water Works
John Drummon, Gardener at Earnock House
F. Hamilton Writer Hamilton
W. Henderson Town Clerk
J. W. Fawse, Factor |
017.04 |
A Burn which carries from Blantyre Muir & isused for supplying, by Sluices, the "Hamilton Water Works". (xvii-6 Trace 6). In the first part of its course it is called Earnock Burn, after which it bears the name of "Wellshaw Burn", from the Lands of Millhall (about "Allanshaw", xvii-3 Trace 6) until it enters Park Burn on Trace 1 xi-15. The distinctive names of this Burn & may easily be recognised by persons of either neighborhood. |
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HIGH STONEHALL |
High Stonehall
High Stonehall
High Stonehall |
Valuation Roll
Meikleham's Map
Robert Nichol, Occupier |
017.07 |
A good Farm Steading belong to Mr A. Henderson, Glasgow. |
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KENNEDIES |
Kennedies
Kennedies
Kennedies or Kennedys
Kennedies
Kennedys
Kennedys |
Valuation Roll
Rent Receipt Signed by Factor
Carts of Occupier
Meikleham's Map
Forest's Co. [County] Map
Johnson's Map |
017.07 |
A good Farm Steading in hands of Trustees of William Robertson Esqr. The authorities given in the first four lines for the mode of spelling, is what is generally used. The origin of this name is not known. |
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MID STONEHALL |
Mid Stonehall
Mid Stonehall
Mid Stonehall |
Valuation Roll
Thomas Dykes Factor
Henry Little Occupier |
017.07 |
A Superior Steading. There is a steep embankment here to a Burn which flows past it.
The Farm is the property of the Heirs of D. Marshall Esqr. |
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WOODHEAD |
Woodhead
Woodhead
Woodhead |
Valuation Roll
Thomas Dykes, Factor
James Smillie, Occupier |
017.07 |
A Farm Steading occupied by the Parish Road Surveyor. The property of the Heirs of D. Marshall Esqr. |
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DIKE-END |
Dyke-end
Dyke-end
Dyke-end
Dike-end |
Valuation Roll
Rent Roll
D. Gairdner, Factor
In accordance with the Orthography used on this "Ordnance Survey" |
017.07 |
A Steading belonging to the Duke of Hamilton. |
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HIGH KENNEDIES |
High Kennedies
High Kennedies
High Kennedies |
Valuation Roll
Rent Receipt
Daniel Jackson, Tenant |
017.07 |
A Steading on the Farm of Kennedies, used principally for holding cattle. It is, in part sub let by the Farmer of Kennedies. |
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TOP |
Top
Top
Top |
Valuation Rol
Thomas Dykes, Factor
Voters' List |
017.07 |
A Farm Steading belonging to the Heirs of the late D. Marshall. |
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TORHEADS |
Torheads
Torheads
Torheads
Torheads |
Valuation Roll
Meikleham's Map
Thomas Dykes, Factor
William Gardiner, Occupier
"Tor, (of a chair) Perhaps the round, or the semicircular arm of a chair of state"_ Jamieson |
017.07 |
A Farm Steading. The property of the Heirs of D. Marshall Esqr. |
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BRACKENHILL |
Brackenhill
Brackenhill
Brakenhill
Brakenhill |
John Alson Propr. [Proprietor]
Forest's Co. [County] Map
Meikleham's Map
"Brachen, Braiken, Brecken, The female fern" Jamieson |
017.07 |
A good Steading, occupied by the Proprietor. There is no other authority of any value to be had in the locality. |
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NIELSLAND |
Nielsland
Nielsland
Nielsland
Nielsland |
Mrs Marshall Pr. [Proprietor]
Thomas Dykes, Factor
Forest's Co. [County] Map
Valuation Roll |
017.07 |
A superior dwelling having extensive offices, used for Farm purposes, attached. There is also some ornamental ground to this house. Occupied by Mrs Marshall. In hands of Trustees. |
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SHERIFF FAULDS |
Sheriff-faulds
Sherrif-faulds
Sheriff Folds
Sheriff Folds
Sheriffaulds
Sheriffaulds
Sheriffaulds |
Voters' List
W. Henderson, Town Clerk
Forest's Co [County] Map
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Valuation Roll
Meikleham's Map
"Fald, Fauld _ A fold, a sheep fold" Jamieson |
017.07 |
A Farm Steading. The property of W. Dixon Esqr. of Govan Iron Works. This name is generally spelled with two ff's. |
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FAIRHALL |
Fairhall
Fairhall
Fairhall |
Valuation Roll
J. Dykes, Factor
J. Urquhart Esqr. |
017.01 |
A good steading south west of Fairhill, but having no connexion with that name or property. In hands of trustees of the late D. Marshall. |
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FAIRHILL |
Fairhill
Fairhill
Fairhill |
Hamilton Directory
Valuation Roll
J. Urquhart Esqr. Pr. [Proprietor] |
017.01 |
A superior house having offices, gardens, & ornamental grounds adjoining. Occupied by the Proprietor J. Urquhart Esqr. There is a Pubic Right of way passing east of the mansion between two Parish Roads |
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TUMULUS [Meikle Earnock] |
Tumulus
Tumulus
Tumulus
Tumulus
Roman Mount
Roman Mount
Roman Mount |
New Statistical Account
Hamilton Directory
W. Henderson Town Clerk
F. Hamilton, Writer, Hamilton
J. Urquhart, Proprietor
Thomas Fram, Gardener
William Nimmo, Meikle Earnock |
017.08 |
"The most perfect & only Tumulus, properly speaking is at Meikle Earnock, about 2 miles south of Hamilton. It is at present about 12 feet in diameter, & 8 feet high.
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There is a graveyard beside the Tumulus which belongs to the Estate of "Meikle Earnock", the feuars of which have the right of burying in it. It is a private Graveyard. |
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BURNHOUSE |
Burnhouse
Burnhouse
Burnhouse |
Valuation Roll
Thomas Dykes, Factor
John Young, Tenant
J. Urquhart Esqr. |
017.08 |
A little house named from the little stream flowing near it. There is an excellent spring here, which has a continual flow in every season. The property of the Heirs of D. Marshall |
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Tumulus (continued) - broken into, several urns were found, containing the ashes of human bones." New Statl. [Statistical] Account.
As given by the Proprietor, "Roman Mount", is the name by which the "Tumulus" is known in the immediate neighborhood. It is considered by the Proprietor to be the name of the object without reference to the nature of it. There is a graveyard beside the Tumulus which belongs to the Estate of "Meikle Earnock", the feuars of which have the right of burying in it. It is a private Graveyard.
Also, written across columns 2-4: "Near the middle of the parish is a Roman Tumulus, which has been of considerable extent. About 20 years ago (1780) one side of it was broken into, and a good many urns found, containing the ashes of human bones". Old Stat. [Statistical] Acct. [Account] |
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CADZOW BURN |
Cadzow Burn
Cadzow Burn
Cadzow Burn
Cadzow Burn
Cadzow Burn
Cadzow Burn |
New Statistical Account
Hamilton Directory
Boyd's Map of Hamilton
D. Gairdner, Factor
F. Hamilton, Writer Hamilton
John Langmuir, Burnhead |
011.16 |
This Burn rises in Glasford Parish at Wackenwae Well, & enters the River Clyde in the Low Parks of Hamilton, near the Mausoleum. The principal Farms through which this Burn passes, are "Burnhead", "Whitecraigs", (xvii-11), the village of "Meikle Earnock" & "Fairhill" (xvii-8) "Eddlewood New Mill", "Chantinghall" & "Auchingramont" (xvii-4). It passes through the Burgh of Hamilton (on 1/500 scale) & after being covered, from passing under part of the Town, re-issues near the "Mausoleum" & enters the River Clyde. In the south of the Parish near where Cadzow Burn rises, it is pronounced "Caygae" _ the ancient name of the Parish, by the people of that district. |
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BLACK LINN |
Blacklinn
Blacklinn
Blacklinn |
J. Urquhart Esqr.
Thomas Frame Gardener
Adam Creighton, Low Waters |
017.08 |
An insignificant little waterfall on "Cadzow Burn", near "Hollandbush", bearing this well known name - Black[linn]. |
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HOLLANDBUSH |
Hollandbush
Hollandbush
Holldanbush |
Valuation Roll
Hamilton Directory
J. Urquhart Esqr. |
017.08 |
A superior dwelling on the banks of "Cadzow Burn". The property of D. Clarke Esqr. |
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IVYGROVE |
Ivygrove
Ivygrove
Ivygrove |
J. Urquhart Proprietor
Thomas Fram Gardener
Adam Creighton, Low Waters |
017.08 |
A new & superior villa on the banks of Cadzow Burn, The property of J. Urquhart Esqr. There is a similar dwelling between this & "Hollandbush" which is not yet completed in gardens, etc. It has, at present no proper name. |
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LOW WATERS |
Low Waters
Low Waters
Low Waters |
Valuation Roll
Hamilton Directory
Voters' List
Adam Creighton, Occupier |
017.08 |
A village on one of the most elevated sites of the Town of Hamilton. There is a Smithy here, but no school or other object noted in Examining. It is principally feued from the Duke of Hamilton's property. A Wall of the High Parks of Hamilton passes close to this village, on the east side. |
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MARYFIELD |
Maryfield
Maryfield
Maryfield
Maryfield |
Valuation Roll
Hamilton Directory
Adam Creighton, Low Waters
F. Hamilton, Writer Hamilton |
017.08 |
A superior cottage on the side of the Strathaven T.P. Road. There is also a row of poor dwelling houses here. |
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WARDS LODGE |
Wards Lodge
Wards Lodge
Wards Lodge |
D. Gairdner, Factor
J. Halliday Gamekeeper
J. Litster, Ham. [Hamilton] Palace office |
017.08 |
A gate house to the "High Parks", named from the fields, within the Parks, near the Lodge. |
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ANNSFIELD T.P. |
Annsfield T.P
Annsfield T.P
Annsfield T.P |
Toll Board
John Dunn, Collector
William Clark, Road Surveyor |
017.08 |
A Turnpike Gate & house for levying tolls on the Strathaven T.P. Road. "Eddlewood House" is between T.P. & the farm - "Annsfield", from which the name is taken. |
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THE CAVE |
The Cave
The Cave
The Cave
The Cave |
F. Hamilton, Writer Hamilton
W. Henderson, Town Clerk
D. Gairdner, Factor
J. Litster Ham:[Hamilton] Palace Office |
017.08 |
This applies to a piece of rock projecting to the edge of the "Meikle Burn", & forming a cave, or covering, in which there is a good spring. There is a stone table & seats around it within the cave, made by persons visiting & taking refreshments at it. The name is well known & the place also, from there being a Fossil Tree at it. This Tree has been carried away by small portions _ taken by visitors to the "Cave". |
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EDDLEWOOD HOUSE |
Eddlewood House
Eddlewood House
Eddlewood House |
Hamilton Directory
Valuation Roll
James Henderson Esqr. Occ. [Occupier] |
017.08 |
The Mansion house of the property of this name. There are Offices & gardens, etc. adjoining. It is now the property of Mr. Allan. |
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HAMILTON HIGH PARKS |
Hamilton High Parks
Hamilton High Parks
Hamilton High Parks
Hamilton High Parks
Hamilton High Parks |
Estate Maps
Valuation Roll
D. Gairdner, Factor
R. Graeme Factor
J. Litster, Hamilton Palace |
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These comprise the whole of the policies of the high grounds of Hamilton, enclosed by a wall about 10 feet high. They extend from "Old Avon Bridge" in the north (xviii-1 Trace 4) to the Lands of "High & Laigh Quarter" in the South (xviii-9 Trace 4-5); & from "High Merryton" in the east (xviii-9 Trace 3) to "Low Waters" in the west (xvii-8 Trace 2). There are several Parks, within the "High Parks", bearing names like those of an ordinary estate. The "Avon Water" & "Meikle Burn" flow through. "Chatelherault", the remains of "Cadzow Castle", the "old oaks" of the "Caledonian Forest" in which the celebrated White Cattle browze, & "Belvidere Plantation", are within the "High Parks". There are several Lodge Gates at different parts of the wall enclosing the policies. The Low Parks of Hamilton are separated from these by the Lands of "Barncluith" - on xvii-4 Trace 6 & xviii-1 Trace 4. |
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MEIKLE EARNOCK |
Meikle Earnock
Meikle Earnock
Meikle Earnock
Meikle Earnock
Meikle Earnock |
New Statistical Account
Hamilton Directory
Valuation Roll
Thomas Jackson, Factor
Thomas Hepburn, Schoolmaster |
017.08 |
A little village about 2 miles south of the town of Hamilton, principally occupied by agricultural laborers. The houses are thatched & the Parish Road through, is of irregular width, as shewn on Trace. There is a school here |
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School
School
School |
Thomas Hepburn Teacher
William Nimmo, Meikle Earnock
J. Urquhart Esqr. Fairhill |
017.08 |
The upper room of a house in "Meikle Earnock". There is some money (about 4£ a year) allowed to this school from money left by Duchess Anne to the schools in the landward portion of the Parish. It is under the superintendence of the Established Church. |
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TOWNHEAD |
Townhead
Townhead
Townhead |
Thomas Jackson, Factor
J. Urquhart Esqr. Fairhill
William Nimmo, Meikle Earnock |
017.08 |
A couple of houses on the lands of "Meikle Earnock" well known by the name. They belong to J. Urquhart & D. Clarke Esquires. |
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BOSS TREE |
Boss Tree
Boss Tree
Boss Tree |
Patricks Directory
F Hamilton, Writer. Hamilton
Thomas Ramsay, Cattle Keeper
"Bos, Boss, Bois, _ Hollow" Jamieson |
017.08 |
One near 'WoodHouse' (this house was taken down a short time ago) called the "Boss tree", is capable of containing at one time, eight individuals of the ordinary size. The chase in which these venerable combaters of time are now vegetating is browzed by about four-score white cows of the anceint British breed." Patrick's Directory of Hamilton. Either of these names |
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OLD OAKS [Cadzow Castle] |
Caledonian Forest Old Oaks
Caledonian Forest Old Oaks
Caledonian Forest Old Oaks
Old Oaks
Old Oaks
Old Oaks |
Brown's Hamilton Directory
D. Gairdner, Factor
J. Litster Hamilton Palace Office
Patrick's Directory of Hamilton
F. Hamilton, Writer Hamilton
W. Henderson, Town Clerk |
017.08 |
"Near to Cadzow Castle is the noble chase, with its ancient oaks, the remains of the Caledonian Forest, which anciently stretched from sea to sea. Some of these trees are 26 feet in girth, & one measures 36." Brown's Directory of Hamilton.
"The 'Old Oaks' behind Cadzow Castle cover several hundred acres" (this is a mistake) "they are evidently of great antiquity. (Some of these are English Oaks supposed to have beenplanted by King David, first Earl of Huntington, about the year 1140.) One near 'WoodHouse' (this house was taken down a short time ago) called the "Boss tree", is capable of containing at one time, eight individuals of the ordinary size. The chase in which these venerable combaters of time are now vegetating is browzed by about four-score white cows of the anceint British breed." Patrick's Directory of Hamilton.
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Caledonian Forest Old Oaks (Continued) - would be recognised, but both are used generally. The last two authorities, Messrs. Hamilton & Henderson, give the name "Old Oaks" only, believing that from them being in rows* at some places, there is no right to the name "Caledonian Forest". They are commonly called Cal:[Caledonian] Forest by the Keepers, etc. employed in the "High Parks", but all persons, with the two exceptions above, couple, or are at a loss as to which should be used, when questioned. All authorities of any value have been applied to. The parks or fields south of the "Old Oaks" are called the "Chases".
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MEIKLE BURN |
Meikle Burn
Meikle Burn
Meikle Burn
Meikle Burn
Meikle Burn
Meikle Burn |
D. Gairdner, Factor
J. Litster Hamilton Palace Office
W. Henderson, Town Clerk
F. Hamilton, Writer. Hamilton
J. Lloyd, Gamekeeper
T. Halliday, Gamekeeper |
017.08 |
This Burn rises at "Burnhead Quarry", xvii-15 Trace 1 & flows through the Farms of "Muttonhole or Thorniehill", (xvii-15 Trace 6) "Blackbog" (xvii-12 Trace 5) & enters the policies of the "High Parks", on Trace 2. xvii-12, where it is known as "Meikle Burn" until it passes out of the parks on Trace 6, xvii-4, near "Silvertonhill". From this point to where it enters the Clyde (xviii-1 Trace 4) at "Smithycroft", it is known as "Covan Burn". In the first part of its course it has no name, being, like all minor streams, named from the various Farms through which it flows. The Statistical Account gives it the name of "Covan Burn" generally, but that name is not known until [it] passes out of the Parks & enters the Clyde, As the proper well known name _ "Meikle Burn" |
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Meikle Burn (continued) - applies to it through "Hamilton High Parks" & from its point of rising to the wall enclosing the Parks it bears, as before stated, no proper name. There are deep Glens to the Burn nearly the whole of its course. There are a few small streams flowing into "Meikle Burn" during its course through the High Parks. |
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HILL |
Hill
Hill
Hill |
Valuation Roll
Forest's Co [County] Map
Alexander Hamilton Proprietor |
017.10 |
A good Farm Steading near the south western Boundary of the Parish. Occupied by the Propietor, Alexander Hamilton. |
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ROTTEN BURN |
Rotten Burn
Rotten Burn
Rotten Burn
Rotten Burn |
Forest's Co [County] Map
Johnston's County Map
Alexander Hamilton, Hill
A. Jackson Blantyre Park, Blantyre |
017.10 |
A Burn which rises from mosses at Drumloch, in Glassford Parish, & forms the Boundary from the same place to about 20 chains west of the Farm of Hill. It again forms the Boundary between the Parishes of Blantyre & Glassford until it enters the "Calder Water", from which point the latter is called "Rotten Calder" until it enters the River Clyde. |
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BEECHFIELD |
Beechfield
Beechfield
Beechfield
Beechfield |
Valuation Roll
Forest's Co. [County] Map
Thomas Smith, Pit Manager for Mr. Dixon
Andrew Bannatyne, Tenant |
017.11 |
A thatched house partly in ruin & formerly a Farm Steading. The lands belonging to it are now used on another Farm. It is the property of Mr Dixon of Govan Iron Works. |
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DEVONHILL |
Devonhill
Devonhill
Devonhill
Devonhill |
Rent Receipt, signed by Factor
Valuation Roll
Forest's Co: [County] Map
William Kirkland, Occupier |
017.11 |
A Farm Steading which is about to be replace by a new one. The property of Mr. White of Callender. |
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EARNOCKMUIR |
Earnockmuir
Earnockmuir
Earnockmuir
Earnockmuir |
Valuation Roll
Rent Receipt
Forest's Co. [County] Map
Alexander Jackson Occupier |
017.11 |
A good Farm Steading recently erected. This name formerly applied to a muir which is now cultivated & forms a part of the lands of the Farm. The property of W. Dixon Esq. of Govan Iron Works. There are Several old & new Ironstone Pits in the neighborhood wrought by the Proprietor. |
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BROOMKNOWE |
Broomknowe
Broomknowe
Broomknowe |
Valuation Roll
Forest's Co. [County] Map
Thomas Smith, Occupier |
017.11 |
A good Farm Steading occupied by the manager of Mr. Dixon's Ironstone Pits. The property of Mr. Dixon. This was long the residence of a Doctor who used the "Chalybeate Spring" a short distance east, on the side of the Burn for the benefit of patients brought to "Broomknowe". |
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GRINDSTONEFAULD |
Grindstonefauld
Grindstonefauld
Grindstonefauld
Grindstonefauld |
Forest's Co: [County] Map
Valuation Roll
Meikleham's Map
J. Smith. Proprietor |
017.11 |
A poor Farm Steading occupied by the proprietor. |
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MUIRHALL |
Muirhall
Muirhall
Muirhall |
Valuation Roll
Forest's Co: [County] Map
James Smith, Pr. [Proprietor] |
017.11 |
A poor dwelling belonging to the Proprietor of Grindstonefauld. The name is well known. |
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WHITECRAIGS |
Whitecraigs
Whitecraigs
Whitecraigs
Whitecraigs |
Valuation Roll
Forest's Co: [County] Map
Arthur Russell Occupier
Thomas Smith Pit Manager |
017.11 |
A Farm Steading, the property of Mr. Dixon Esqr of Govan Iron Works. There are a few steepish rocks here on the banks of Cadzow Burn from which the name may have been taken but of this there is nothing known. The name only applies to the Steading. |
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CORNHILLS |
Cornhills |
Valuation Roll
Estate Map
R. Graeme Esqr. Factor |
017.11 |
A good Farm Steading, the property of His Grace of Hamilton. Thee is a Public Foot Path from here to the Strathaven L.P. Road. The Road to this Farm, from the Parish Road about 18 chains west, is partly an occupation Road partly Public, from the Foot Path above described being approached by it. The Right of Way through this Road is not confined to any particular Side. See Remarks on Examination Trace. |
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NEUK |
Neuk |
Valuation Roll
Estate Map
R. Graeme Esqr. Factor |
017.11 |
A little house on the Farm of "Cornhills", both the property of his Grace the Duke of Hamilton and Brandon. |
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Cornhills |
Valuation Roll
Estate Map
R. Graeme Esqr. Factor |
A good Farm Steading, the property of His Grace of Hamilton. Thee is a Public Foot Path from here to the Strathaven L.P. Road. The Road to this Farm, from the Parish Road about 18 chains west, is partly an occupation Road partly Public, from the Foot Path above described being approached by it. The Right of Way through this Road is not confined to any particular Side. See Remarks on Examination Trace. |
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BURNHEAD |
Burnhead
Burnhead
Burnhead |
Valuation Roll
Estate Map
R. Graeme, Factor |
017.11 |
A Farm Steading named from being near the head of "Cadzow Burn". The property of His Grace the Duke of Hamilton. |
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BURNHEAD QUARRY |
Burnhead Quarry
Burnhead Quarry
Burnhead Quarry |
R. Graeme Esqr. Factor
Matthew Walker, Manager
John Longmuir, Burnhead |
017.11 |
A large Quarry of Limestone wrought by Colin Dunlop & Co. [Company]. The property of His Grace the Duke of Hamilton. It was first opened about 50 years ago & let remain idle until within the last two years. Great quantities of Limestone have been taken from the Pasture fields on the adjoining Trace 5, & on Plan xvii-15. These old Quarries, now Pasture fields, had been in use for more than a century. |
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CRAIGENDHILL |
Craigendhill
Craigendhill
Craigendhill |
Valuation Roll
Estate Map
R. Graeme Esqr. Factor |
017.11 |
A Farm Steading, the property of His Grace the Duke of Hamilton. |
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HASPIE LAW |
Haspie Law
Haspie Law
Haspie Law |
R. Graeme Esqr. Factor
F. Hamilton, Writer Hamilton
R. Meikle, Muttonhole or Thornyhill
"Hasp" - A [hank] of yarn
"Haps" - A clasp, to fix in whatever way, etc
Law - A designation given to many hills or mounts. [mountains]. Jamieson |
017.11 |
A small hill flat on the top & almost circular in shape. It is very remarkable from the Parish Road near it. Formerly it is said to have been used as a Hunting Hill - or place from which Game, etc could be espied, by the Hamilton Family. Dechmont Hill in Cambuslang can be seen from it. There is nothing more remarkable known of this Hill. |
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HASPIELAW |
Haspielaw
Haspielaw
Haspielaw
Hespielaw |
Valuation Roll
Rent Roll
R. Graeme Esqr. Factor
Estate Map |
017.11 |
A Farm Steading named from a small hill on Trace 6. The property of His Grace the Duke of Hamilton. The Estate Map is considered by the Factor to be a mistake, as in all other documents it appears Haspielaw. |
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MUTTONHOLE or THORNYHILL |
Muttonhole
Muttonhole
Muttonhole
Thornyhill
Thornyhill
Muttonhole or Thornyhill |
Estate Map
Forest's Co. [County] Map
Occupier's Carts
Rent Roll & Receipts
Valuation Roll
R. Graeme Esqr. Factor |
017.11 |
A Farm Steading, the property of His Grace the Duke of Hamilton. By the people of the Parish this steading is known as "Muttonhole", & as "Thornyhill" by the present Factors, their assistants, all written documents of recent date in the Factor's Office. Muttnhole is the original name & Thornyhill the new one. Mr Graeme's authority is, that the former (Muttonhole) is the local name, & the latter (Thornyhill) as it at present appears in writings in the Offices. As written on Examination Traces ("Muttonhole or Thornyhill") is the mode best suited to the retaining of both names, which appear to be necessary to couple. |
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ANNSFIELD |
Annsfield
Annsfield
Annsfield |
Rent Receipt
Valuation Roll
Gavin Baird |
017.12 |
A good Farm Steading. The property of J. J. Allan Esqr. The Strathaven & Hamilton new Railway runs close to the west side of the Farm house. This name is used without a e in Ann. |
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CHAPEL [a farm] |
Chapel
Chapel
Chapel |
Valuation Roll
Estate Map
D. Gairdner, Factor |
017.12 |
A good Farm Steading on the side of the Strathaven T.P. Road. The property of the Duke of Hamilton. This name is supposed to be given from one of the Prebends of the Old Chapel, in Hamilton, dedicated to the Virgin Mary, having lived here, or about the site of the present modern Steading. |
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SIMPSONLAND |
Simpsonland
Simpsonland
Simpsonland |
Valuation Roll
Thomas Paterson, Occupier
Occupiers Carts |
017.12 |
A superior house having offices attached, used for Farm purposes. Occupied by the Heirs of James Paterson. |
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BLACKBOG |
Blackbog
Blackbog
Blackbog |
Valuation Roll
Rent Roll
D. Gairdner, Factor |
017.12 |
A good Farm Steading belonging to the Duke of Hamilton. The stream flowing on the south side of this Steading is not known by any name until it enters the "High Parks" of Hamilton. |
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CARSCALLAN |
Carscallan
Carscallan
Carscallan |
Rent Roll
Valuation Roll
D. Gairdner, Factor |
017.12 |
A couple of Farm Steadings occupied by different Tenants but belonging to the Duke of Hamilton. There is an occupation Road from this place to a Lodge house of the High Parks of Hamilton. |
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QUARTER COTTAGE |
Quarter Cottage
Quarter Cottage
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Company's Books
Valuation Roll
Archibald Baird, Occupier |
017.12 |
A superior cottage built by Colin Dunlop & Co. [Company] of Clyde Iron Works, for the Manager of the Iron Works close by. |
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Darngaber
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New Statistical Account
Valuation Roll
Rent Roll
D. Gairdner, Factor
Charles Rodger, Schoolmaster
Archibald Baird, Iron Works Manager |
017.12 |
A village composed of one-storied brick houses, built by Colin Dunlop & Co. [Company] for the workmen employed at the Iron Works & other mineral workings in the neighborhood. A plantation divides the Village into two portions, the east most of which has been recently built, & at present incomplete in garden enclosures, etc. There are two schools - |
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QUARTER IRON WORKS |
Quarter Iron Works
Quarter Iron Works
Quarter Iron Works
Quarter Iron Works |
Valuation Roll
Company's Hand Bill
Archibald Baird Manager
Brown's Directory of Hamilton |
017.12 |
Two circular furnaces for burning the Ore to make Iron, which is cast twice a day. They were erected about two years ago by Colin Dunlop & Co. [Company] - Proprietors. The name also applies to several Workshops, Engine-houses & a couple of Coal Pits on the south & north east. There is a Reservoir on Trace 5 used for the Iron Works & supplied by "Limekiln Burn". |
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SCHOOL [Darngaber] |
School
School |
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Charles Rodgers, Teacher of old School |
017.12 |
A new school house at present without a Teacher. It was built along with the new houses in the new part of Darngaber Village. The property of Colin Dunlop & Co. [Company] |
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SCHOOL [S of Darngaber] |
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Valuation Roll
Brown's Hamilton Directory
Charles Rodgers. Teacher |
017.12 |
This school was originally the property of the Farmers in the neighborhood, but from poverty of the Farmers it came into the Duke of Hamilton's possession, & was, along with some gifts by Duchess Anne & a lady of the neighborhood, given to, or placed under the control of the Ministers of the Est. [Established] Church. The school house is situated on the side of a [--] Road leading southward from Darngaber. |
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BOGHEAD |
Boghead
Boghead
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Valuation Roll
Estate Map
D. Gairdner, Factor |
017.15 |
A good Farm Steading, the property of His Grace the Duke of Hamilton & Brandon. There is a very extensive Limestone Quarry, & workmen's cottages on Boghead. |
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BOGHEAD ROWS |
Boghead Rows
Boghead Rows
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Valuation Roll
Alexander Baird, Manager of Quarter Iron Works
John Nichol, Foreman of Boghead Quarry |
017.15 |
A range of Cottages on the lands of Boghead, occupied by workmen employed in the Ironstone Pit, & the Limestone Quarry near it. They are on a feu, from the Duke of Hamilton, belonging to Colin Dunlop & Co. [Company] of Clyde Iron Works. This row of Cottages, like all similar ones occupied by workmen employed about minerals, bears several cant & improper names in the neighborhood. By all proper authorities they are known as the Workmen's Cottages, or Rows, at Boghead. The ground on the west of the "Rows" was formerly quarried for Limestone. (See Remark on Exmn. [Examination] Trace). |
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LIMEKILNBURN |
Limekilnburn
Limekilnburn
Limekilnburn
Limekilnburn |
Valuation Roll
Table of Tolls at T.P. Gate
James Baird, Feuar
William Nelson, Feuar |
017.15 |
A little village having a Smith & a Public House in it, on the east side of the Strathaven & Hamilton T.P. [Turn Pike] Road. There is a T.P. [Turn Pike] Gate here. The ground the houses are on has been feued from the Duke of Hamilton. The name was given from the Burn, which flows, on the north of the houses, after coming from the Limestone Quarry on Traces 2 & 5. |
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MUIRHEAD |
Muirhead
Muirhead
Muirhead |
Valuation Roll
Estate Map
D. Gairdner, Factor |
017.15 |
A single house formerly a Farm Steading to which there is still attached a quantity of land used for Farm purposes by the occupiers. It is the property of the Duke of Hamilton. |
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BOGHEAD QUARRY |
Boghead Quarry
Boghead Quarry
Boghead Quarry |
Alexander Baird, Manager of Qy. [Quarry]
Matthew Walker Qy. [Quarry] Manager Iron Works
John Nicholl, Foreman |
017.15 |
This Quarry had been in use, it is said, for upwards of two centuries. The name may be said to apply from the "Boghead Rows" to the extent it is at present wrought - about 5 chains from the (over |
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LOCH [nr Muirhead] |
Loch (Flooded in Winter)
Loch (Flooded in Winter)
Loch (FLooded in Winter)
Loch (Flooded in Winter)
Loch (Flooded in Winter) |
Robert Dalgliesh, Haspielaw
James Meikle _ Muttonhole or Thornyhill
James Baird, Limekilnburn
Alexander Kirkland, Airybog
D. Gairdner, Factor |
017.15 |
A portion of ground in the corner of a field, which, with the exception of this Loch & the R.H.P. (partly Marsh) around it, is arable land. Its appearance at present (August) is meadow land. In winter it is, upon the authorities here quoted, Flooded, & much used during the frosty season, for curling. It bears no proper name, being sometimes named "Limekilnburn" _ from the village, & sometimes "Muttonhole" from being on the lands of the latter. The property of the Duke of Hamilton. |
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AIRYBOG |
Airybog
Airybog
Airybog |
Valuation Roll
Estate Map
Rent Roll
D. Gairdner, Factor |
017.15 |
A good Farm steading on the side of the Strathaven T.P. [Turn Pike] Road. The property of the Duke of Hamilton. |
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LOCHLINN BRIDGE |
Lochlinn Bridge
Lochlinn Bridge
Lochlinn Bridge |
Alexander Kirkland, Airybog
James Baird, Limekilnburn
R. Clark Road Surveyor |
017.15 |
A county Bridge on the line of the Strathaven Road, over a little stream which passes under. The name is taken from an old Qy. [Quarry] hole which bore the name, but is now filled in from refuse_ The old Quarry hole was on the east side of the Road. There are no Linns on the Burn, near the Bridge, worthy of shewing. The name is well known. |
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Boghead Quarry (continued) - Parish Boundary. The greater part of it has been wrought out, but in the direction (the Parish By [Boundary]) now working Limestone is found, & will be for a considerable time. It is feued from the Duke of Hamilton's proerty, belonging to Colin Dunlop & Co. [Company] & wrought by the same [prim--] for the use of the Iron Works at "Quarter". There is a Limekiln & an Ironstone Pit within this Quarry. |
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BLEARYLINN |
Blearylinn
Blearylinn
Blearylinn
Blearylinn |
Valuation Roll
Estate Map
William Brownlie, Occupier
D. Gairdner, Factor |
017.16 |
A name which applies to a small house on this Trace and a ruin on Trace 4 of xvii-12, both formerly, a Farm Steading. There is a little waterfall on "Limekiln Burn", on the margin line, which if the name be taken from, is not now used to it but to the houses only. This name is always used in one word by the Proprietor's Agents. The property of the Duke of Hamilton. |
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LIMEKILN BURN |
Limekiln Burn
Limekiln Burn
Limekiln Burn
Limekiln Burn |
Gavin Hamilton, Thorniehill
William Nelson, Limekilnburn
William Brownlie, Blearylinn
Gavin Haddow, Darngaber |
017.06 |
This stream rises from the mosses, or muirs of Glasford Parish on Trace 6. xvii-15, & flows through the village named after it, forms a Reservoir on Trace 5-xvii-12, for the "Quarter Iron Works", passes close to the south side of the Farm of "Carscallan" Trace 3,xvii-13 & enters the Burn which is called "Meikle Burn" after the latter enters the High Parks of Hamilton. |
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BURNBRAE |
Burnbrae
Burnbrae
Burnbrae |
Valuation Roll
Estate Map
D. Gairdner, Factor |
017.16 |
A Farm steading on the banks of "Darngaber Burn". |
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DARNGABER [former farm] |
Darngaber
Darngaber
Darngaber
Darngaber
Darngaber
Darngiber |
Valuation Roll
Estate Map
New Statl. [Statistical] Account
D. Gairdner, Factor
Gavin Haddow, Occupier
Forests County Map |
017.16 |
A few dwelling houses formerly comprising one Farm steading. The Burn of this name passes on the south side of the houses. The property of the Duke of Hamilton. |
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KILNHILL |
Kilnhill
Kilnhill
Kilnhill
Kilnhill |
Valuation Roll
Rent Roll
Estate Map
D. Gairdner, Factor |
017.16 |
A Farm Steading belonging to the Duke of Hamilton. |
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THORNIEHILL |
Thorniehill
Thorniehill
Thorniehill |
Rent Receipt
D. Gairdner, Factor
Valuation Roll
John Hamilton, Occupier |
017.16 |
A small Steading near "Limekilnburn", belonging to the Duke of Hamilton.
There is another "Thorniehill", coupled with "Muttonhole", on Plan xvii-11. Trace 6. |
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DARNGABER BURN |
Darngaber Burn
Darngaber Burn
Darngaber Burn
Darngaber Burn
Darngiber |
Forest's Co [County] Map
Gavin Haddow, Darngaber
Robert McIlquhain, Thinacre Mill
D. Gairdner, Factor
Forests County Map |
017.16 |
This Burn comes from mosses in Glasford & may be said to issue or rise at the Parish Boundary, Trace 6, xvii-15. It passes under the Strathaven T.P. [Turn Pike] Road by "Lochlinn Bridge" (Trace 6, xvii-15) & bears this name as far as "Thinacre Mill" (xviii-13. Trace 1) from which point to where it enters the "Avon" (xviii-13, Trace 6) it is well known as "Powforth Burn". There are steep & wooded banks to it in several places. |
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KNOWETOP |
Knowtop
Knowtop
Knowtop
Knowtop
Knowtop
Knowtop
Knowetap |
Valuation Roll
Estate Map
Rent Roll
Voters' List
D. Gairdner Factor
J. Litster, Asst. [Assistant] Factor
Forests County Map |
017.16 |
A Farm steading belonging to the Duke of Hamilton. This name is always used by the Proprietors, [---ts] without an e in Knowe. |
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BROWNTOD |
Browntod
Browntod
Browntod |
Valuation Roll
Estate Map
D. Gairdner, Factor
"Tod. The fox_" Jamiesons |
017.16 |
A Farm steading. The property of the Duke of Hamilton. "Darngaber Burn" flows past this steading, on the south side. |
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DARNGABER BRICK AND TILE WORKS |
Darngaber Brick & Tile Works
Darngaber Brick & Tile Works
Darngaber Brick & Tile Works
Darngaber Brick & Tile Works |
Valuation Roll
Matthew Reid, Foreman
Gavin Haddow, Darngaber
D. Gairdner, Factor |
017.16 |
A few large wooden sheds & some brick kilns used for making building bricks & Drain Tiles, [wrought] by the Proprietor - the Duke of Hamilton. This manuf. [manufacture?] has been 13 years in use & is expected to last for about two years longer. It is named from being on the lands of Darngaber. |
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NORTH CROOKEDSTONE |
North Crookedstone
North Crookedstone
North Crookedstone |
Valuation Roll
Estate Map
D. Gairdner, Factor |
017.16 |
A Farm steading the Property of the Duke of Hamilton. |
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CROOKEDSTONE |
Crookedstone
Crookedstone
Crookedstone |
Valuation Roll
Estate Map
D. Gairdner. Factor
J. Torrance, Occupier |
017.16 |
A Farm steading south of the stone which gives the name to the district. It is the property of the Duke of Hamilton. |
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EAST CROOKEDSTONE |
East Crookedstone
East Crookedstone
East Crookedstone |
Valuation Roll
Estate Map
D. Gairdner, Factor |
017.16 |
A Farm steading belonging to the Duke of Hamilton. |
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CROOKED STONE |
Crooked Stone
Crooked Stone
Crooked Stone
Crooked Stone
Crooked Stone |
New Statistical Account
Hamilton Directory
F. Hamilton, Writer, Hamilton
J. Torrance Crookedstone
D. Gairdner, Factor |
017.16 |
"In the south side of the Parish, a remarkable stone about 6 feet high, but bearing considerably to one side, gives the name of "Crooked Stone" to the district. It is of freestone, & evidently very ancient, Mr Chalmers notices these bended stones as Cromlechs of Druidical origin." New Statistical Account.
"A neighboring Farmer lately set this stone upright" (about 20 years ago) "leaving posterity to wonder why it was called "Crooked Stone." Patrick's Directory of Hamilton.
The name it is known by throughout the Parish is as written on Trace. It is about 6 feet high & from a foot to 2 feet in diameter. The part, or end in the ground is about 3 feet in extent & is of a different shape from the portion standing upright, but forms a part of the same stone. It cannot be shewn larger without exaggerating. |
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DARNGABER CASTLE (Site of) |
Darngaber Castle (Site of)
Darngaber Castle (Site of)
Darngaber Castle (Site of)
Darngaber Castle (Site of)
Darngaber Castle (Site of ) |
New Statl. [Statistical] Account
Hamilton Directory
F. Hamilton, Writer, Hamilton
Gavin Haddow, Darngaber
J. Torrance, Crookedstones |
017.16 |
"The Castle of Darngaber, (i.e. the house between the water) is said to have been built by Thomas De Hamilton. Its ruins stand on a small knoll at the extremity of a tongue of land where two rivulets meet." New Statistical Account.
"The foundations only of this ancient fortress can now be traced. They are entirely of flat shingly stones, without lime, & seem never to have been subjected to a tool." Patrick's Hamilton Directory.
About 60 years ago the people of the neighborhood dug up the foundations in search of money etc. supposed to be hidden beneath. The knoll is as represented on Trace having a mass of loose stones & [rubble] on top of it, without any defineable outline of its remains, or shape. The site is easily recognised from the descriptions given. |
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LANGLOAN STRIP |
Langloan Strip
Langloan Strip
Langloan Strip |
D. Gairdner, Factor
J. Lloyd, Gamekeeper
Alexander Black, Gardener |
018.10 |
A Strip of mixed Plantation along the west side of the T.P. Road to Motherwell, between the "Great Avenue", & the Lodge house near "Hamilton Bridge" - xii-13 Trace 4. There is a green avenue through this Plantation, near the Side next to the Parks. |
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ROSS BRIDGE |
Ross Bridge
Ross Bridge
Ross Bridge |
Boyd's Map of Hamilton
D. Gairdner, Factor
W. Henderson, Town Clerk |
018.10 |
A private Bridge over the "Avon Water" leading to "Ross House". It is a wooden Bridge partly supported by a Stone buttress standing in the centre of the water. There was, recently, a lawsuit about the Right of Way supposed to be over this Bridge but it was decided as private property. There is a gate on it on the side next to the T.P. [Turn Pike] Road. |
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ROSS |
Ross
Ross
Ross |
Valuation Roll
John Alston, Occupier
H.H.R. Aikman Esqr. |
018.10 |
A Farm Steading on Ross Estate, a short distance east of the "House". |
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ROSS HOUSE |
Ross House
Ross House
Ross House
Ross House |
Valuation Roll
Boyd's Map of Hamilton
W. Henderson, Town Clerk
H.H.R. Aikman Esqr. Oc. [Occupier] |
018.10 |
A Superior House having offices, garden & ornamental grounds adjoining. The property of the Heirs of Captn. [Captain] R. Aikman. |
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SOUTH HAUGH |
South Haugh
South Haugh
South Haugh |
Estate Map
D. Gairdner, Factor
Joseph Lloyd, Gamekeeper |
018.10 |
This Haugh name applies to the [land] lying between the Avon & the Motherwell T.P. [Turn Pike] Road - from north to south it extends from "Hamilton Bridge" xii-13 Trace 4 to Smithycroft xviii-1 Trace 4. There is a good embankment on the side of the Avon, which it has been known to overflow. |
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RIVER CLYDE |
River Clyde |
See N. Sheets of Rutherglen & Cambuslang |
018.01 |
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"Haugh, Hawch, Hauch, Halche. Low lying flat ground; properly on the border of a river, and as is sometimes overflowed." Jamieson |
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COUNTESS OF LINCOLN'S BRIDGE |
Countess of Lincoln's Bridge
Countess of Lincoln's Bridge
Countess of Lincoln's Bridge
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Inscription on Bridge
D Gardner, Factor
I Litster, Asst. [Assistant] Factor |
018.10 |
A little one arched bridge over "Covan Burn" about 8 chains west of "Smithycroft". It bears the following words cut on a stone on the east side - "Countess of Lincoln's Bridge. She first passed over it 26th September 1846" |
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HAUGH-HEAD |
Haugh-head
Haugh-head
Haugh-head |
Estate Map
Valuation Roll
Thomas Scott, Occupier |
018.10 |
A Farm Steading on the east side of the Avon, oppoisite "Smithycroft". The propery of the Revd. [Reverend] Dr. [Doctor] Gardiner. |
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SMITHYCROFT |
Smithycroft
Smithycroft
Smithycroft |
Estate Map
Valuation Roll
D. Gairdner, Factor |
018.10 |
The Duke of Hamilton's dairy & Gas-house. "Covan Burn" enters the Avon here. |
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FERNIEGAIR |
Ferniegair
Ferniegair
Ferniegair
Ferniegair
Ferniegair & Ferneygair
Fairneygare
Fairneygare
Fairniegare
Fairnegair
Fairneygair
Fairneygair |
Rent Roll
D. Gairdner, Factor
J. Litster Asst. [Assistant] Factor
F. Hamilton, Writer, Hamilton
Voters' List
Forest's Co. [County] Map
Johnstons Map
Valuation Roll
Sign Boar on Inn
Brown's Directory
Patrick's Directory for 1847 & 8 |
018.10 |
This name applies to houses on the South side of the Carlisle T.P. [Turn Pike] Road, as also to a couple of rows near the wall of the High Parks of Hamilton. The row on the road side is feued from the Duke of Hamilton. The others are occupied by the Duke's Tenants. The name is taken from Fern. There is no authority for the corruption, of any value, except those given. On the adjoining Trace - 4, there is a Coal Depot for sale of coals brought from Larkhall, by the Lesmahagow Ry. [Railway]? There is also a coal Pit. The latter is property of Mr. J. Nesbit - feuar of the Ferniegair Cottage. |
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FERNIEGAIR COTTAGE |
Ferniegair Cottage
Ferniegair Cottage
Ferniegair Cottage or Ferneyair |
D. Gairdner. Factor
J. Litster Assist. [Assistant] Factor
Voters' List |
018.10 |
A neat & superior Cottage at "Ferniegair", on the north side of the T.P. [Turn Pike] Road to Carlisle. The orchard adjoining (north) this Cottage is the property of the Kirk Session of Hamilton to whom it was left, some years ago, by Mr William Torbet, & has ever since been known as "Ferniegair Orchard". - Orchard only written on Trace. |
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"Fern - "Gair, Gare, Gore, A spot or slip of tender, fertile grass on a barren mountain or heath, - Anything resembling a stripe or streak - etc - Jamieson" |
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COVAN BURN |
Covan Burn
Covan Burn
Covan Burn
Covan Burn |
Boyd's Map of Hamilton
F. Hamilton Writer, Hamilton
D. Gairdner, Factor
J. Lloyd, Gamekeeper, Chatelherault
T. Halliday, Gamekeeper |
018.10 |
This Burn rises in the South west of the Parish, at "Burnhead Quarry" (xvii-15-Trace 1), & is not known by any name until it enters the High Parks of Hamilton, through which, it bears the well known name "Meikle Burn" [in margin - See N. Sheets of xvii-8-Trace 4]. From the point where it passes out of the High Parks (the wall enclosing the policies, xvii-4 Trace 6) 'till it enters the Avon (Trace 4. xviii-1) it is well known by the name "Covan Burn", which is supposed to be a corruption of convent from a Convent said to have been about here in former times. No accounts that have been seen or the best & oldest authorities in the neighborhood could point out the site of such a building. |
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AVON BRIDGE |
Avon Bridge
Avon Bridge
Avon Bridge
Avon Bridge
New Avon Bridge |
R. Clark, Road Surveyor
Table of Tolls on T.P. House South east side of Bridge
W. Henderson, Town Clerk
F. Hamilton, Writer Hamilton
Boyd's Map of Hamilton |
018.10 |
A good Bridge of one arch over the "Avon Water" on the line of the Carlisle T.P. [Turn Pike] Road. It was made about 40 years ago & is commonly called "New Avon Bridge" from being made to replace the "Old Avon Bridge" about 11 chains south. The Carlisle T.P. [Turn Pike] Road formerly crossed the "Old" Bridge. There is a Toll on the south-east side of "Avon Bridge". |
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AVON MILL (Corn & Flour) |
Avon Mill (Corn & Flour)
Avon Mill (Corn & Flour)
Avon Mill (Corn & Flour) |
D. Gairdner Factor
A. Fleming, Miller
Boyd's Map of Hamilton |
018.10 |
A Mill on the side of "Avon Water" between "old Avon Bridge" & "Avon Bridge". It is used for grinding oats, peas, barley & wheat. The property of the Duke of Hamilton. There are several houses, including the Miller's dwelling, a Lodge of the "High Parks" of Hamilton & some colliers' dwellings, which bear the name of the Mill. |
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OLD AVON BRIDGE |
Old Avon Bridge
Old Avon Bridge
Old Avon Bridge
Old Avon Bridge
Old Avon Bridge |
Patrick's Directory of Hamilton
R. Clark, Road Surveyor
F. Hamilton, Writer Hamilton
W. Henderson, Town Clerk
D. Gairdner Factor |
018.10 |
"A few hundred yards above New Avon Bridge, there is an old Bridge of three Arches, which is said to have been built at a very remote period, at the expense of the Monks belonging to the Monastery at Lesmahagow". Patrick's Directory of Hamilton.
This Bridge has been repaired several times, but the original Arches may be seen from beneath. It is thought to be not less than between 4 & 500 years old. No more authentic information of this Bridge can be obtained in the locality. The Carlisle T.P. [Turn Pike] Road used to cross this Bridge before "Avon Bridge" was made. The Old T.P. [Turn Pike] Road is now kept by the Duke of Hamilton & is Public to the south side of the Bridge. |
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ALLANTON |
Allanton
Allanton
Allanton |
Estate Map
Valuation Roll
D. Gairdner, Factor |
018.10 |
A very Superior Farm Steading. Occupied by W. Forrest Esqr. The property of His Grace the Duke of Hamilton. |
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DEAD WATER |
Dead Waters (Flooded in Winter)
Dead Waters (Flooded in Winter)
Dead Waters (Flooded in Winter) |
D. Gairdner, Factor
W. Forrest Esqr. Allanton
J. McCauslin, Pointsman on Lesmahagow Ry. [Railway] |
018.10 |
A narrow strip of marshy ground covered by bushes, in a natural haugh near the Clyde. It is sometimes flooded in Winter, but its general appearance throughout the year is as shewn on Examination Trace - Marshy. |
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AVON WATER |
Avon Water
Avon Water
Avon Water
Avon Water
Avon Water
Aven Water |
Forest's Co. [County] Map
Johnston's Map
Meiklehams Map
D. Gairdner, Factor
F. Hamilton, Writer Hamilton
Several Estate Maps |
018.05; 023.12; 024.05 |
"The Avon enters the Parish at "Millheugh Bridge" enters the haughs of Hamilton, and is lost in the Clyde at "Hamilton Bridge". New Statistical Account.
Throughout the whole of its course in Hamilton Parish the Avon has steep Banks thickly wooded, which bear the name of "Avon Banks". There are three private Bridges on it in the Parish, two of them bearing names - Fairholm xviii-9 Trace 6. & Ross xviii-1.Trace 1. |
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CHATELHERAULT |
Chatelherault
Chatelherault
Chatelherault
Chatelherault
Chatelherault |
New Statistical Account
Hamilton Directory
Rent Roll
D. Gairdner, Factor
F. Hamilton, Writer Hamilton |
018.05 |
"On the side of the Avon is the modern Chateau or banqueting house known by the name of Chatelherault. It was build about 1730." New Statistical Account.
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DEER PARK [Chatelherault] |
Chatelherault Deer Park
Chatelherault Deer Park
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Estate Map
D. Gairdner, Factor
J. Lloyd, Gamekeeper |
018.05 |
A large Park immediately surrounding the banqueting house of "Chatelherault". There are a good many Fallow Deer in it, on the south east it is separated from the other grounds of the High Parks by a high wall commencing at the Lodge house on Trace 2 leading to "Riccarton" & joining the Avon banks about 8 chains south of the "Chatelherault" house. Several Roe Deer run wild through the Banks of the Avon. |
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Chatelherault (Continued) - stand on the opposite side of the "Avon Water". The Duke's Kennels are here. The Great Avenue commences from the house & may be seen to the Palace. Chatelherault is occupied, now, by the Chief Gamekeeper. |
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CADZOW CASTLE (Remains of) |
Cadzow Castle (Remains of)
Cadzow Castle (Remains of)
Cadzow Castle (Remains of)
Cadzow Castle (Remains of)
Cadzow Castle (Remains of)
Cadzow Castle (Remains of)
Cadzow Castle |
New Statistical Account
Chalmers' Caledonia
Hamilton Directory
F. Hamilton, Writer Hamilton
W. Henderson, Town Clerk
D. Gairdner, Factor
Origines Parochiales Scotiae |
018.05 |
"In 1153 & 1289, the old Scottish Kings held their courts at Cadzow Castle; which continued to be Royal property till after the Battle ofBannockburn. It stands in Hamilton Wood" (this wood is known as Avon Banks) "on the summit of a precipitous rock, the base of which is washed by the Avon. It is not known who were its founders, although it is probable that Caw or Cay was the first of the Royal Race who took up their residence in this quarter. The Castle of Cadzow seems to have been repaired at different periods. The Keep, with the fosse around it, a narrow-bridge on the south, over the fosse, & a well inside, are still in good preservation, & are all of polished stone of a reddish colour. Several vaults & the walls, probably of the Chapel, and their Offices are still visible." New Statistical Account. (Over |
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CHAPEL (Remains of) [Cadzow Castle] |
Chapel
Chapel
Chapel |
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Browns Directory of Hamilton
D. Gairdner, Factor |
018.05 |
Several vaults & the walls, probably of the Chapel, and their Offices are still visible." New Statistical Account. (Over |
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WELL [Cadzow Castle] |
Well |
New Statistical Account Chalmers' Caledonia Hamilton Directory
F. Hamilton, Writer Hamilton W. Henderson, Town Clerk
D. Gairdner, Factor
Origines Parochiales Scotiae |
018.05 |
The Keep, with the fosse around it, a narrow-bridge on the south, over the fosse, & a well inside, are still in good preservation, & are all of polished stone of a reddish colour. Several vaults & the walls, probably of the Chapel, and their Offices are still visible." New Statistical Account. (Over |
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"The remains of the ancient Castle of Cadzow stand on a rock overhanging the Channel of the Avon, surrounded by woods.
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Cadzow Castle (continued) - The thick walls shewn on Trace are, upon the authorities quoted, supposed to be the remains of the Chapel. Between the Chapel & the south west corner of the ruins, and along the south, there are some remains of the fosse. The Keep is also to be seen on the south side. The outline of two round towers may be traced at the south west, & east corners. All the ruins east of the Chapel are covered with earth, scattered stones, & trees. There are several underground rooms, or vaults, one of the latter leads to the Well, which is in good preservation but filled with rubbish to within 8 or 10 feet of the top. This well resembles the one at Bothwell Castle. |
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AVONBANK |
Avonbank
Avonbank
Avonbank |
Valuation Roll
D. Gairdner, Factor
J. Litster Asst. [Assistant] Factor |
018.05 |
A row of dwellings occupied by persons employed in the Hamilton High Parks.
There is the ruin of an old Coal Pit at this place. The old Train Road which was formerly used for the Pits, is now used as a Road to the Houses of Avonbank. |
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RICCARTON |
Riccarton
Riccarton
Riccarton
Riccarton |
Rent Roll
D. Gairdner, Factor
J. Litster Asst. [Assistant] Factor
R. Brough, Occupier |
018.05 |
A lodge house in the Park east of the Deer Park. It was formerly a Farm Steading. At Present it is within the "Hamilton High Parks" & is occupied by one of the Duke's Forresters. |
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LESMAHAGOW RAILWAY |
Lesmahagow Railway |
See N. Sheet of xii-13 Trace 3 |
012.13 |
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BELVIDERE PLANTATION |
Belvidere Plantation
Belvidere Plantation
Belvidere Plantation |
D. Gairdner, Factor
R. Aitchison, Forrester
J. Lloyd, Gamekeeper |
018.05 |
A large mixed Plantation bounded on the east side by the Carlisle T.P. [Turn Pike] Road, & the wall of the High Parks. It is well known. A great portion of it has been recently planted. |
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BOG |
Bog
Bog
Bog
Bogg
Bogg
Bogg
Bogg |
William Lahore Occupier
Occupiers Carts
Forest's Co. [County] Map
Rent Roll
Voters' List
J. Litster, Hamilton Palace Office (clerk)
D. Gairdner, Factor |
018.06 |
A poor Farm Steading belonging to the Duke of Hamilton. The origin of this name is supposed to be from a Bog, buti n the Proprietor's office it is always spelt with two g's. |
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MERRYTON |
Merryton
Merryton
Merryton |
Valuation Roll
Rent Role
Estate Map |
018.06 |
A very large & superior Farm steading, having a superior dwelling house attached. The property of the Duke of Hamilton & Brandon. |
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DYKEHEAD |
Dykehead
Dykehead
Dykehead
Dikehead |
Valuation Roll
Robert Frame Occupier
D. Gairdner, Factor
In accordance with the Orthography used on the Ordnance Survey. |
018.06 |
A Farm steading on the south side of the Lanark & Glasgow T.P. [Turn Pike] Roads. The property of the Duke of Hamilton. |
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RIVER CLYDE |
River Clyde |
See N. Sheets of Cambuslang & Rutherglen Parishes |
018.06 |
This part of the Clyde is unconnected in Hamilton by flowing through Dalziel for a short distance. It re-enters this Parish on Trace 6, xviii-1. For other description see N. Sheets of Cambuslang & Rutherglen Parishes, & Statistical Accounts. |
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OLD COAL MINES [Avon Water] |
Old Coal Mines
Old Coal Mines
Old Coal Mines |
D. Gairdner, Factor
Mrs Wilson, Avonbank
F. Hamilton, Writer Hamilton |
018.09 |
Two old mines on the side of the "Avon", under a freestone rock. They have been [wr]ought out upwards of thirty years ago. There is a wooden Bridge over the Avon a short distance north of them. There are several shingle beds, some boulders, & flat Rocks in the water of the Avon here. There are also some ruins of old Coal works on the other side of the Avon - North of the wooden Bridge. |
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THE DIVOTY |
The Divoty
The Divoty
The Divoty |
John Black Occupier
D. Gairdner, Factor
J. Hamilton, Writer, Hamilton |
018.09 |
A dwelling house on the side of the wall of the High Parks - near Laigh Quarter. It is named from being originally built of Turf or Divot. The property of the Duke of Hamilton. |
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BEATON'S LODGE |
Beaton's Lodge
Beaton's Lodge
Beaton's Lodge |
D. Gairdner, Factor
F. Hamilton, Writer, Hamilton
Willliam Ford, Occupier |
018.09 |
A lodge house to the High Parks of Hamilton. The name is well known & formerly applied to a gate at this place. |
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FAIRHOLM BRIDGE |
Fairholm Bridge
Fairholm Bridge
Fairholm Bridge |
Brown's Hamilton Directory
J. Hamilton Esqr. Propr. [Proprietor]
D. Gairdner, Factor |
018.09 |
A private Bridge having two arches, over the "Avon Water", built at the expense of the Proprietor of "Fairholm". There is a ford in the Avon south of this Bridge, on Trace 6, which connects the Parish Road coming from the Carlisle T.P. [Turn Pike] Road (Trace 3.xviii-9). |
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MERRYTON BRAES |
Merryton Braes
Merryton Braes
Merryton Braes |
F. Hamilton, Writer, Hamilton
D. Gairdner, Factor
J. Litster Asst. [Assistant] Factor |
018.09 |
A steep embankment to the "Avon Water", which is, at this place, called "Merryton Braes". There is a good Plantation on the Braes. The name applies from the beginning of the slope to the Parish Boundary. |
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HIGH QUARTER |
High Quarter
High Quarter
High Quarter |
Estate Map
Matthew Walker, Coal Pit Manager
D. Gairdner, Factor |
018.09 |
A Farm steading & work-men's houses, the property of the Duke of Hamilton. There is a Lodge house, north of this, to the "High Parks". On the Public Road from this to the Laigh Quarter there is a dwelling house & an Ironstone Pit having no proper name. |
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LAIGH QUARTER |
Laigh Quarter
Laigh Quarter
Laigh Quarter |
Estate Map
Valuation Roll
D. Gairdner, Factor |
018.09 |
A few rows of Colliers dwellings & a Farm steading belonging to the Duke of Hamilton. The Colliers houses are held by Colin Dunlop & Company. There is a Pit near this from which Ironstone & Coal are found. |
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SOUTH QUARTER |
South Quarter
South Quarter
South Quarter |
Estate Map
Valuation Roll
D. Gairdner, Factor |
018.09 |
A good Farm Steading belonging to the Duke of Hamilton. |
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FAIRHOLM |
Fairholm
Fairholm
Fairholm |
Valuation Roll
Brown's Directory
J. Hamilton Esqr. Proprietor |
018.09 |
A good Mansion, having offices, ornamental grounds & garden attached. It is occupied by the Proprietor. The Avon flows past the side side of the house. |
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ORCHARD |
Orchard
Orchard
Orchard |
J. Hamilton Esqr. Pr. [Proprietor]
Mrs Fleming, Sunnyside
Alexander Reid, High Merryton |
018.09 |
A small house belonging to "Fairholm", having a large vegetable garden attached. The name is well know & although it formerly applied only to an orchard belonging to the place, it now belongs to the house. |
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HIGH MERRYTON |
High Merryton
High Merryton
High Merryton |
Valuation Roll
Voters' List
D. Gairdner, Factor |
018.10 |
A good Farm Steading on the west side of the Carlisle Road. The property of the Duke of Hamilton. There are two Coal Pits - one of them having new dwelling houses for the workmen, which have no name. |
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LARKHALL |
Larkhall
Larkhall
Larkhall
Larkhall
Larkhall |
Valuation Roll
Forest's Co. [County] Map
Johnston's Map
James Pollock, Larkhall
Robert Frame, Larkhall |
018.10 |
Part of the village of Larkhall within the Boundary of Hamilton Parish. The remainder of this village is in the Parish of Dalserf. There is a wide Parish Road leading from the Carlisle T.P. [Turn Pike] Road to this village. |
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CASTLEHILL |
Castlehill
Castlehill
Castlehill |
Valuation Roll
William Wilson, Occupier
John Hamilton, Esqr. Pr. [Proprietor] |
018.13 |
A Farm Steading on the banks of "Powforth Burn". It is the property of J. Hamilton Esqr. of "Fairholm". There is another "Castlehill" on 1/300 Scale, on the banks of "Covan Burn". |
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THINACRE MILL (Corn) |
Thinacre Mill (Corn)
Thinacre Mill (Corn)
Thinacre Mill (Corn) |
Valuation Roll
Rent Roll
Robert McIlquham, Miller |
018.13 |
A Mill on the side of "Powforth Burn" used for grinding oats, pease, & barley. There is no flour made here. It is the property of the Duke of Hamilton. There is a Dam for the Mill on the Burn. There is also a dwelling house about two chains south of the Mill. |
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WELLBOG |
Wellbog
Wellbog
Wellbog |
Valuation Roll
Estate Map
D. Gairdner, Factor |
018.13 |
A Farm Steading belonging to the Duke of Hamilton. |
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LITTLE SUNNYSIDE |
Little Sunnyside
Little Sunnyside
Little Sunnyside
Little Sunnyside |
J Hamilton Esqr. Propr. [Proprietor] of Sunnyside
James Craig, Mafflat
J. Sandilands, Broomelton
Gavin Haddow Darngaber |
018.13 |
A Farm Steading south of Sunnyside, separated from the lands of the latter by a little stream. This steading is the property of the Mr Dixon Esqr. of Govan Iron Works. |
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POWFORTH BURN |
Powforth Burn
Powforth Burn
Powforth Burn
Powforth Burn
Powforth Burn |
Forest's Co. [County] Map
Gavin Haddow, Darngaber
Robert McIlquham, Miller, ThinacreMill
James Craig, Mafflat
D. Gairdner, Factor |
018.13 |
This Burn rises from Muirs in Glassford, & is called "Darngaber Burn" as far as "Thinacre Mill" (xviii-13 Trace 1) from which point to where it enters the "Avon" (xviii-13 Trace 3) it is well known as "Powforth Burn". |
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SUNNYSIDE |
Sunnyside
Sunnyside
Sunnyside |
Valuation Roll
Mrs Fleming Occupier
J. Hamilton Esqr. Propr. [Proprietor] |
018.13 |
A good Farm Steading belonging to Fairholm Estate. |
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GORDONBANK |
Gordonbank
Gordonbank
Gordonbank |
Forest's Co. Map
Revd. [Reverend] J. Creighton Occupier
J. Sandilands, Broomelton |
018.13 |
A superior dwelling having an outhouse or offices, & a neat garden attached. It the property of Mr. Dixon Esqr. of Govan Iron Works. |
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MILLHEUGH BRIDGE |
Millheugh Bridge
Millheugh Bridge
Millheugh Bridge
Millheugh Bridge |
New Statistical Account
James Smellie, Road Surveyor
Brown's, Hamilton Directory
Gavin Haddow, Darngaber |
018.13 |
A stone bridge over the "Avon Water" about 8 chains from a village of the same name ("Millheugh") in Dalserf Parish. The name of the Bridge seems to be better known than the village. A Parish Road crosses it. [ - ] County Bridges, |
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SAW MILL [Powforth Burn] |
Saw Mill
Saw Mill
Saw Mill |
Valuation Roll
Francis Muir, Miller
J. Sandilands, Broomelton |
018.13 |
An old Lint Mill on the side of "Powforth Burn", now converted to a Saw Mill for cutting stones used for Graveyards, & for for flag stones. It is the property of Mr. Dixon Esqr. of Govan Iron Works. |
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BROOMELTON |
Broomelton
Broomelton
Broomelton |
Valuation Roll
Voters' List
J. Sandilands, Occupier |
018.13 |
A Farm steading. The property of Mr. Dixon Esqr. of Govan Iron Works. |
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WOODFOOT |
Woodfoot
Woodfoot
Woodfoot |
G. Craig. Mafflat
J Sandilands. Broomelton
G Hamilton, Woodside |
018.13 |
A little dwelling house between "Woodside" & "Gordonbank". It is the property of Mr Dixon Esqr. This & "Woodside" were formerly belonging to different proprietors & hence the different names. |
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WOODSIDE |
Woodside
Woodside
Woodside |
J. Craig. Mafflat
J. Sandilands. Broomelton
G. Hamilton. Occupier |
018.13 |
Two dwelling houses belonging to Mr. Dixon Esqr. This name, as well as Woodfoot is well known. |
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PLOTCOCK CASTLE (Remains-of) |
Plotcock Castle (Remains of)
Plotcock Castle (Remains of)
Plotcock Castle (Remains of)
Plotcock Castle (Remains of)
Plotcock Castle (Remains of)
Plotcock Castle (Remains of)
"Castle" in Ruin |
F Hamilton, Writer Hamilton
D. Gairdner. Factor
Gavin Haddow. Darngaber
R. McIlquham, Newhouse
James Craig, Mafflat
Estate Map
Forests County Map |
018.13 |
This is a ruin in the form of a square having part of the walls & the foundations standing. The latter are represented on Trace by a dotted line, the former, the walls, by a firm thick line. This is, upon the authorities here quoted, the remains of an Ancient Castle. About 30 years ago the people of the neighborhood destroyed other parts of it by digging in search of a Gold Bull said to have been hidden beneath the ruins. No accounts of the Parish that have een seen make mention of this Castle, which is well known in the Parish. |
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LITTLE MAILLING |
Little Mailling
Little Mailling
Little Mailling
Little Mailin |
R. McIlquhain Pr. [Proprietor]
James Lyon Occupier
Thomas Cowan, Muirhead
Forest's County Map |
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A Farm steading the property of the Proprietor of Newhouse. |
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PLOTCOCK |
Plotcock
Plotcock
Plotcock |
Valuation Roll
R. McIlquhain, Newhouse, Pr [Proprietor]
James Lyon, Little Mailling |
018.13 |
Some Colliers dwellings between a cross roads & "Little Mailling". |
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THINACRES |
Thinacres
Thinacres
Thinacres |
Valuation Roll
Estate Map
D. Gairdner, Factor |
018.13 |
A good Farm Steading. The property of the Duke of Hamilton. |
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MAFFLAT |
Mafflat
Mafflat
Mafflat |
Valuation Roll
Voters' List
James Craig Pr [Proprietor] & Occupier |
018.13 |
A Farm steading close to the eastern Boundary of the Parish. There is a good sized orchard attached. |
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MAIDENLEES |
Maidenlees
Maidenlees
Maidenlees |
Valuation Roll
Rent Roll
D. Gairdner, Factor |
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A Farm Steading near the south eastern Boundary of the Parish. The property of the Duke of Hamilton. |
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SHOTLINN |
Shotlinn
Shotlinn
Shotlinn |
Valuation Roll
Andrew Ballantyne Oc. [Occupier]
Forest's Co Map |
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A Farm Steading having, at present, no garden what-ever attached. It is the property of the Duke of Hamilton. There is a little waterfall south of the Steading, but it is not known as the Linn from which the name of the Farm is taken. The name only applies to the steading. |
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CROOKEDSTONEMUIR |
Crookedstonemuir
Crookedstonemuir
Crookedstonemuir |
D. Gairdner, Factor
Valuation Roll
Voters List |
023.04 |
A small farmstead the property of His Grace the Duke of Hamilton. |
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Valuation Roll
Thomas Cowan Occupier
R. McIlquham Newhouse |
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An old Steading now occupied by Colliers. It is the property of J. Jackson. There is another "Muirhead" on Frace 3, XVII-15. No distinguishing term is used for either. |
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Proprietor's Carts
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Thinacre Muir Plantation
Thinacre Muir Plantation
Thinacre Muir Plantation |
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D. Gairdner, Factor
Gavin Haddow, Darngaber |
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Valuation Roll
James Craig Pr [Proprietor]
R. McIlquham, Newhouse |
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Lanarkshire -- Hamilton Parish
Written across columns 3-4 - "Fauch, Faugh. A single furrow out of lea" Jamieson.
Page signed -
John Bayly
Capt. [Captain] RE [Royal Engineers]
31 October 1858 |
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NAME BOOK.
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INDEX
Name -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Allanshaw -- 17 -- 3 -- 33
Auchingramont -- 17 -- 4 -- 35
Arden Clutha -- 17 -- 4 -- 36
Auchincampbell -- 17 -- 4 -- 42
Annsfield T. P. -- 17 -- 8 -- 58
Annsfield --17 -- 12 -- 73
Airybog -- 17 -- 15 -- 80
Avon Bridge -- 18 -- 1 -- 97
Avon Mill (corn & flour) -- 18 -- 1 -- 97
Allanton -- 18 -- 1 -- 99
Avon Water -- 18 -- 5 -- 101
Avonbank -- 18 -- 5 -- 105
Bothwell Bridge (Site of the battle of) -- 11 -- 12 -- 3
Burnbank House -- 11 -- 15 -- 6
Burnbank -- 11 -- 15 -- 7
Barmichael Plantation -- 11 -- 16 -- 10
Back Muir Plantation -- 11 -- 16 -- 11
Backmuir Lodge -- 11 -- 16 -- 12
Barrack Entry -- 11 -- 16 -- 13
Barrack Street -- 11 -- 16 -- 14
Bothwell Road -- 11 -- 16 -- 14
Beechfield -- 11 -- 16 -- 14
Brandon Villa -- 11 -- 16 -- 14
Bent -- 17 -- 4 -- 37
Barncluith -- 17 -- 4 -- 43
Brackenhill -- 17 -- 7 -- 51
Burial Ground -- 17 -- 8 -- 54
Burnhouse -- 17 -- 8 -- 54
Black Linn -- 17 -- 8 -- 56
Boss Tree -- 17 -- 8 -- 61
Beechfield -- 17 -- 11 -- 67
Broomknowe -- 17 -- 11 -- 68
Burnhead Quarry -- 17 -- 11 -- 70
Burnhead -- 17 -- 11 -- 70 |
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Name -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Blackbog -- 17 -- 12 -- 74
Boghead -- 17 -- 15 -- 77
Boghead Rows -- 17 -- 15 -- 77
Boghead Quarry -- 17 -- 15 -- 79
Blearylinn -- 17 -- 16 -- 81
Burnbrae -- 17 -- 16 -- 82
Bronntod -- 17 -- 16 -- 86
Belvidere Plantation -- 18 -- 5 -- 106
Bog -- 18 -- 6 -- 107
Beatons Lodge - 18 -- 9 -- 110
Broomelton -- 18 -- 13 -- 118
Caledonian Railway (Hamilton Branch) -- 11 -- 15 -- 5
Cavalry Barracks -- 11 -- 16 -- 12
Cadzow Burn -- 11 -- 16 -- 21
Caledonian Railway -- 12 -- 13 -- 24
Clydesdale Junction -- 12 -- 13 -- 24
Cross-stone -- 12 -- 13 -- 28
Cemetery -- 17 -- 4 -- 37
Chantinghall -- 17 -- 4 -- 39
Claud's Burn -- 17 -- 4 -- 40
Curling Pond -- 17 -- 4 -- 42
Cadzow Burn -- 17 -- 8 -- 55
Cornhills -- 17 -- 11 -- 69
Craigenhill -- 17 -- 11 -- 71
Chapel -- 17 -- 12 -- 73
Carscallan -- 17 -- 12 -- 74
Crookedstone -- 17 -- 16 -- 87
Crooked Stone -- 17 -- 16 -- 89
Countess of Lincoln's Bridge -- 18 -- 1 -- 93
Coran Burn -- 18 -- 1 -- 95
Chatelherault -- 18 -- 5 -- 101
Cadzow Castle (Remains of) -- 18 -- 5 -- 103
Chapel (Remains of) -- 18 -- 5 -- 103
Castlehill -- 18 -- 13 -- 115
Crookedstonemuir -- 23 -- 4 -- 126
Duchess' Bridge -- 11 -- 16 -- 9 |
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Name -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Dukes Ride -- 11 -- 16 -- 10
Distributing Tank (Hamilton Waterworks) -- 17 -- 3 -- 32
Dikehead -- 17 -- 6 -- 46
Dike-end -- 17 -- 7 -- 50
Devonhill -- 17 -- 11 -- 67
Darngaber -- 17 -- 12 -- 75
Darngaber -- 17 -- 16 -- 82
Darngaber Burn -- 17 -- 16 -- 85
Darngaber Brick & Tile-works -- 17 -- 16 -- 86
Darngaber Castle (site of) 17 -- 16 -- 90
Dead Waters - 18 -- 1 -- 99
Deer Park -- 18 -- 5 -- 102
Dikehead -- 18 -- 6 -- 107
Earnock House -- 7 -- 3 -- 31
Eddlewood New-Mill (corn) -- 17 -- 4 -- 38
Earnock Burn -- 17 -- 4 -- 48
Eddlewood House -- 17 -- 8 -- 59
Earnockmuir -- 17 -- 11 -- 67
East Crookedstone 17 -- 16 -- 87
Fairhill -- 17 -- 8 -- 53
Fairhall -- 17 -- 8 -- 53
Ferniegair -- 18 -- 1 -- 94
Ferniegair Cottage -- 18 -- 1 -- 94
Fairholm Bridge -- 18 -- 9 -- 110
Fairholm -- 18 -- 9 -- 112
Glenlee -- 11 -- 15 -- 5
Greenfield -- 11 -- 15 -- 6
Gow's Linn -- 11 -- 16 -- 9
Gow's Linn Old Quarry -- 11 -- 16 -- 9
Great Northern Avenue -- 11 -- 16 -- 11
Great Avenue -- 11 -- 16 -- 11
Gateway -- 11 -- 16 -- 20
Greenbank -- 17 -- 4 -- 36
Grindstonefauld -- 17 -- 11 -- 68
Gordonbank -- 18 -- 13 -- 117
Hamilton Foundry - 11 -- 16 -- 13
Hamilton Low Parks - 11 -- 16 -- 15
High Motherwell -- 12 -- 13 -- 26
Hamilton Palace -- 17 -- 4 -- 36 |
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Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Hamilton Bridge -- 12 -- 13 -- 27
Hillhouse -- 17 -- 3 -- 33
High Muirhouses -- 17 -- 6 -- 46
High Townhill -- 17 -- 7 -- 47
High Stonehall -- 17 -- 7 -- 48
High Kennedies -- 17 -- 7 -- 50
Hollandbush -- 17 -- 8 -- 56
Hamilton High Parks -- 17 -- 8 -- 59
Hill -- 17 -- 10 -- 65
Haspielaw -- 17 -- 11 -- 71
Haspie Law -- 17 -- 11 -- 71
Haugh-head -- 18 -- 1 -- 93
High Quarter -- 18 -- 9 -- 111
High Merryton -- 18 -- 10 -- 113
Infantry Barracks -- 11 -- 16 -- 13
Ivy Grove -- 17 -- 8 -- 56
Kether's Bridge -- 12 -- 13 -- 25
Kennedies -- 17 -- 7 -- 49
Kilnhill -- 17 -- 16 -- 82
Knowetop -- 17 -- 16 -- 85
Lady Well -- 12 -- 13 -- 23
Low Motherwell -- 12 -- 13 -- 24
Logans Plantation -- 12 -- 13 -- 25
Lesmahagow Railway -- 12 -- 13 -- 26
Little Udston -- 17 -- 3 -- 29
Linn House -- 17 -- 3 -- 30
Little Bent -- 17 -- 4 -- 37
Laigh Stonehall -- 17 -- 4 -- 38
Laigh Muirhouses -- 17 -- 6 -- 46
Laigh Townhill -- 17 -- 7 -- 47
Little Earnock -- 17 -- 7 -- 47
Low Waters -- 17 -- 8 -- 57
Limekilnburn -- 17 -- 15 -- 78
Loch -- 17 -- 15 -- 79
Lochlinn Bridge -- 17 -- 15 -- 80
Limekiln Burn -- 17 -- 15 -- 81
Langloan Strip -- 18 -- 1 -- 91
Laigh Quarter -- 18 -- 9 -- 111 |
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Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Larkhall -- 18 -- 10 -- 113
Little Sunnyside -- 18 -- 13 -- 116
Little Mailling -- 18 -- 13 -- 121
Longfaugh -- 24 -- 1 -- 128
Militia Staff Barracks -- 11 -- 16 -- 13
Mote Hill -- 11 -- 16 -- 17
Mausoleum -- 11 -- 16 -- 19
Motherwell -- 12 -- 13 -- 26
Martyr's Grave -- 17 -- 4 -- 39
Muirmains -- 17 -- 7 -- 47
Mid Stonehall -- 17 -- 7 -- 49
Maryfield -- 17 -- 8 -- 57
Mickle Earnock -- 17 -- 8 -- 60
Meikle Burn -- 17 -- 8 -- 63
Muirhall -- 17 -- 11 -- 68
Muttonhole or Thornyhill -- 17 -- 11 -- 72
Merryton -- 18 -- 6 -- 107
Merryton Braes -- 18 -- 9 -- 110
Millheugh Bridge -- 18 -- 13 -- 117
Mafflat -- 18 -- 13 -- 122
Maidenlees -- 23 -- 3 -- 123
Muirhead -- 24 -- 1 -- 127
Netherton Cross -- 11 -- 16 -- 18
North Haugh -- 11 -- 16 -- 21
Nielsland -- 17 -- 7 -- 51
Neuk -- 17 -- 11 -- 69
North Crookedstone -- 17 -- 16 -- 86
Newhouse -- 24 -- 1 -- 127
Officers' Quarters -- 11 -- 16 -- 12
Oakfield Villa -- 11 -- 16 -- 14
Old Oaks -- 17 -- 8 -- 61
Old Avon Bridge -- 18 -- 1 -- 98
Old Coal Mines -- 18 -- 9 -- 109
Orchard -- 18 -- 9 -- 112
Park Burn -- 11 -- 15 -- 5
Palace Garden -- 11 -- 16 -- 16 |
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Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Pump (Chalybeate Spring) -- 17 -- 3 -- 33
Portland Place -- 17 -- 4 -- 41
Portland Cottage -- 17 -- 4 -- 41
Pedestal -- 17 -- 4 -- 43
Powforth Burn -- 18 -- 13 -- 116
Plotcock Castle -- 18 -- 13 -- 119
Plotcock -- 18 -- 13 -- 121
Quarter Cottage -- 17 -- 12 -- 74
Quarter Iron Works -- 17 -- 12 -- 75
Riding School -- 11 -- 16 -- 12
Red Burn -- 17 -- 3 -- 29
Rosebank -- 17 -- 3 -- 30
Reservoir (Hamilton Waterworks) -- 17 -- 6 -- 45
Rotten Burn -- 17 -- 10 -- 65
Ross Bridge -- 18 -- 1 -- 91
Ross House -- 18 -- 1 -- 92
Ross -- 18 -- 1 -- 92
River Clyde -- 18 -- 1 -- 92
Riccarton -- 18 -- 5 -- 105
Statue -- 11 -- 16 -- 17
Shawburn -- 17 -- 3 -- 30
Silvertonhill -- 17 -- 4 -- 44
Sheriff Faulds -- 17 -- 7 -- 51
School -- 17 -- 8 -- 60
Simpsonland -- 17 -- 12 -- 73
School -- 17 -- 12 -- 76
School -- 17 -- 12 -- 76
South Haugh -- 18 -- 1 -- 92
Smithy Croft -- 18 -- 1 -- 93
South Quarter -- 18 -- 9 -- 111
Sunnyside -- 18 -- 13 -- 116
Saw Mill -- 18 -- 13 -- 116
Shotlinn -- 23 -- 4 -- 125
Tirlees Cottage -- 12 -- 13 -- 25
Torheads -- 17 -- 7 -- 50
Tap -- 17 -- 7 -- 50 |
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Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Tumulus -- 17 -- 8 -- 53
The Cave -- 17 -- 8 -- 58
Townhead -- 17 -- 8 -- 60
Thorniehill -- 17 -- 16 -- 83
The Divoty -- 18 -- 9 -- 109
Thinacre Mill (corn) -- 18 -- 13 -- 115
Thinacres -- 18 -- 13 -- 121
Thinacre Muir Plantation -- 24 -- 1 -- 127
Udston House -- 17 -- 3 -- 29
Udston -- 17 -- 3 -- 30
Union Street -- 17 -- 4 -- 35
Whitehill -- 11 -- 15 -- 6
Wellshaw Burn -- 11 -- 15 -- 7
Whistleberry Bridge -- 11 -- 16 -- 9
Woodend -- 11 -- 16 -- 12
Woodview -- 17 -- 3 -- 31
Wellhall -- 17 -- 3 -- 31
Wellhall Bridge -- 17 -- 3 -- 31
Woodfoot -- 17 -- 3 -- 33
Wellbrae -- 17 -- 6 -- 46
Woodhead -- 17 -- 7 -- 49
Ward's Lodge -- 17 -- 8 -- 57
Whitecraigs -- 17 -- 11 -- 68
Well -- 18 -- 5 -- 103
Wellbog -- 18 -- 13 -- 115
Woodfoot -- 18 -- 13 -- 118
Woodside -- 18 -- 13 -- 118 |
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