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LANARK |
Lanark
Lanark
Lanark |
Statistical Account
Johnstons County Map
Forrests Map |
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"Some trace the origin of the name of this parish to the Latin terms Lana and arca, quasi the Woolchest; others to Law-cerig, the bank of the river; or to the Gaelic words Lan, signifying a house, repository, or church and deare, a bilberry. A derivation equally probable is that given by Chalmers in his Caledonia; namely from Llannerch, which in several places in Wales is applied to a slip of level ground, or a vale."
The parish lies pretty nearly in the centre of the county to which it gives its name. It is of any irregular oblong form; in the South about 3, in the north about 5 miles broad. It is from 6 to 7 miles in length; and stretches along the eastern bank of the river Clyde, which seperates it on the south from Pettinain and Carmichael, and on the west from Lesmahagoe. The adjacent parish on the north is Carluke, from which it is partly divided by Mashoch burn. Carstairs bounds it on the east.
The ground nowhere rises into any eminence deserving the name of a hill.
There is no extensive sheet of water in the parish. Lang-loch to the south-east, is the largest. There are places however, which bear evident marks of having formerly been under water, particularly the low valley adjoining the house of Lee, amounting to more than 100 acres.
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The principal rivers are the Clyde and Mouss. -
The parish lies upon a mass of old red sandstone, which probably forms the basis of the country to the south and east.'' + + +
Carboniferous limestone is wrought in considerable quantities in Craigendhill, on the north-west corner of the parish, accompanied by a small seam of coal, but which does not yield sufficient to burn limestone. + + +
The principal land-owners are Sir Norman Macdonald Lockhart, Bart. [Baronet] of Lee; Lady Mary Ross of Bonington; Mrs. Elliot Lockhart of Cleghorn; George Baillie, Esq. of Jerviswood; Thomas Young Howison, Esq. of Hyndford; the Misses Carmichael of Smyllum Park; Walker and Company of New Lanark; Sir Richard Honyman of Huntly Hill; Archibald Nesbit, Esq. of Carfin; Alexander Gillespie, Esq. of Sunnyside.''
Statistical Account.
There is no village of any note in the parish but the town of Lanark.
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BRIDGE (Remains of) [Mouse Water] |
Roman Bridge
Roman Bridge
Roman Bridge |
Revd. [Reverend] Alexander McGlashan
Revd. [Reverend] Thomas Stark
Mr. William Ballantyne |
025.12 |
This would appear to have been a
bridge across the Mouse Water in
connection with the Roman Road, the
remains of which are very small, still
some portions of the mason work are
quite distinct in the fissures of the
rocks over which it has been built.
Nothing of a traditionary nature can be
obtained with reference to it, farther than
its having been the work of the Romans.
Cleghorn Bridge appears to have been
built very near its site.
The remains of this bridge
are so situated in the fissures
of the rocks that they cannot be
shown on the Plan. |
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CLEEKHIMIN |
Cleekhimin
Cleekhimin
Cleekhimin
Cleekimin |
Rev. [Reverend] Thomas Stark
Mr N. Annan
Mr John Gray
Johnstons County Map. |
025.03 |
Thatched farmsteading in
indifferent repair. |
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COLLIELAW |
Collielaw
Collielaw
Collielaw |
Rev. [Reverend] Thomas Stark
Mr N. Annan
Mr John Gray |
025.03 |
Farmstead in good repair -
property of Sir Norman Lockhart. |
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LEEMUIR |
Leemuir
Leemuir
Leemuir
Leemuir |
Rev. [Reverend] Thomas Stark
Mr N. Annan
Mr John Gray
Johnstons County Map |
025.02 |
Farmstead in good repair
Property of Sir Norman Lockhart.
The Steading is divided by the
Ph [Parish] boundary. |
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Ph [Parish] of Lanark |
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Collielaw: the Situation in document is 25.3-4
BRIDGE: the description has been continued in the Situation column but I have transcribed it in Description remarks. |
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CAMP (Site of) [Lanark Moor] |
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"There are remains of two Roman camps in the neighbourhood of Lanark. The most considerable is not far from Cleghorn-house, and was thought by General Roy to have been the work of Agricola
It measures 600 yards in length, and 420 in breadth, and at the south-west angle has a small post or redoubt. The other is situated upon Lanark moor, on the opposite side of the Moss, and within a mile of one in the adjoining parish of Carstairs, apparently of later construction, and of which the vestiges are much more distinct. Through this passed the great Roman road from Carlisle to the wall of Sutouinus, leaving the camp at Cleghorn upon the right".
Stat. [Statistical] Acct. [Account] Page 12.
There is the site of a small Roman camp on the borders of Lanark Moor - no vestiges of it remain at present, the place where it stood having been levelled, drained and cultivated about 12 years ago
It is very doubtful that the Roman Road ever passed through the Camp on Lanark Moor, as stated in the Stat. [Statistical] Acc [Account] its direction does not favor the idea, and the person who destroyed the camp states that no remains were discovered to confirm the conclusion arrived at by the writer of the Stat. [Statistical] Acct [Account] |
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ROMAN ROAD [Lanark parish] |
Roman Road
Roman Road
Roman Road |
Revd Alexr. [Alexander] McGlashan
Revd Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025.03 |
The site of this road cannot be pointed out or identified beyond the place where it is shown to terminate on Plan 25.12.- With the exception of the portion shewn by black dotted lines on Plan 25.8 no remains exist. The site has been pointed out by old residents and there is no reason to doubt its accuracy as the persons by whom it was pointed out assisted at the digging up of the stones of which it was composed - The portion referred to on 25.8 is well defined the stones composing it never having been disturbed. |
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4 [left corner of header]
Parish of Lanark [in header]
25.3.4.8 and 12 [Situation for Roman Road] |
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The Name "Roman Road" on this page appears to have been amalgamated by the surveyor along with "Site of Roman Road" which has not been pre-populated. There seems no purpose in requesting a further pre-population in this instance.
The Description for "Camp" spreads into the Situation column as well as that of Description. No entries appear for Spelling of Authorities for this place. The description implies that two such camps exist in the Parish, but only this one set of details appear to have been recorded. |
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AUCHENGLEN |
Auchenglen
Auchenglen
Auchenglen |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025.05 |
A farmsteading partly slated & partly thatched in good repair Property of Norman Lockart Esq |
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BIRKHILL |
Birkhill
Birkhill
Birkhill
Birkhill |
Rev Alex [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne
Johnstons County Map |
025.05 |
A farmsteading on storey slated in good repair Property of J. Frame |
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BURNBANK [farm] |
Burnbank
Burnbank
Burnbank |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025.05 |
A farmsteading one storey slated in good repair Property of Norman Lockart Esq |
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MASHOCK BURN |
Mashock Burn
Mashock Burn
Mashock Burn
Mashock Mill |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne
Forrests County Map |
025.05 |
It rises near Chapel and falls into River Clyde near Holmfoot
In the latter part of its course it forms the boundary between the parishes of Lanark & Carluke. Not rapid, gravelly bed |
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Auchenglen and Burnbank. In Description for each place, the owner has originally been shown as "Lady Lockart", but this has been scored through and amended to "Norman Lockart Esq". |
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APPLEBANK |
Applebank
Applebank
Applebank |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025.05 |
A cothouse, thatched, in bad repair, Property of Major Hewieson |
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CARFIN |
Carfin
Carfin
Carfin
Carfin
Carfin |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne
Johnstons County Map
New Stat. [Statistical] Acct. [Account] |
025.05 |
A plain two storey mansion residence and property of Dr Anderson. Offices attached, slat [Slated] one storey and in good repa [repair] |
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HOLMFOOT |
Holmfoot
Holmfoot
Holmfoot |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025.05 |
A plain slated two storey house with offices attached in good repair. Property of Major Hewieson |
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HOWIESON HALL |
Howieson Hall
Howieson Hall
Howieson Hall
Hall |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne
Forrests County Map |
025.05 |
A farmsteading, one storey, slated, in good repair Property of Major Hewieson
This is a modern building there was no building more ancient bearing the same name in the neighbourhood- |
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Ph [Parish] of Lanark [in header] |
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Howieson Hall. A different hand has scored out the original Spelling entry "Howiesonhall" and amended it to the two separate words, the same hand adding that part of Description beginning "This a modern building". Admin notified.
Carfin. Part of two words in Description are lost in tight binding of right margin. |
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BROCKLAND BRIDGE |
Brockland Bridge
Brockland Bridge
Brockland Bridge |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025.06 |
A small stone bridge of one arch spanning Brockland Burn on a T.P. [Turnpike] road - built and kept in repair by the county- |
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BROCKLAND BURN |
Brockland Burn
Brockland Burn
Brockland Burn |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025.06 |
A small stream which takes its rise from surface water near Craighill Lime Works, and falls into Mashock Burn about 1/4 mile south of Lee House - not rapid - gravelly bed |
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BROCKLAND GLEN |
Brockland Glen
Brockland Glen
Brockland Glen |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025.06 |
A steep narrow and thickly wooded glen through which flows Brockland Burn |
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LOCHKNOWES |
Lochknowes
Lochknowes
Lochknowes
Lochknowe |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne
Forrests County Map |
025.06 |
Farmsteading consisting of dwellinghouse and out offices one storey high thatched and in tolerable repair. property of Norman Lockhart Esq, Lee House. |
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Parish of Lanark [in header] |
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GIBSHOUSE |
Gibshouse
Gibshouse
Gibshouse
Gibshouse |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne
Johnstons County Map |
025.06 |
Dwellinghouse one storey high, slated and in good repair. Property of N. Lockhart Esq |
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LEE BURN |
Lee Burn
Lee Burn
Lee Burn |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025.06 |
A small stream which takes its rise from surface water near Leemuir forming the boundary between the parishes of Lanark & Carluke till it falls into Mashock Burn near Lee - not rapid - gravelly bed- |
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PEASE TREE |
Pease Tree
Pease Tree
Pease Tree
Pease Tree |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne
New Stat [Statistical] Acct.[Account] |
025.06 |
A very large oak tree at Lee House. It is supposed to be a relict of the ancient Caledonian forest, evidently very old though it still continues to vegetate -
It was measured some time ago and found to be 60 feet in height & 30 in [inches] circumference and to contain 1460 cubic feet of wood |
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Parish of Lanark [in header] |
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CARTLAND |
Cartland
Cartland
Cartland |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025.06 |
A small village or hamlet consisting of three rows of one storey houses partly thatched and partly slated & occupied chiefly by agricultural labourers-
Property of Norman Lockhart Esq Lee Ho. [House]
There is an unendowed school here - Teacher's Salary £20 - £10 from the heritors - fees worth about £10, with house & garden - |
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CRAIGEN HILL |
Craigen Hill
Craigen Hill
Craigen Hill |
Rev Alex. [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025.06 |
A small oval shaped hill partly heathy & partly rough pasture, remarkable only for its extensive limeworks -
Property of Norman Lockhart Esq Lee House.- |
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LEE HOUSE |
Lee House
Lee House
Lee House
Lee
Lee |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne
Forrets County Map
Johnstons County Map |
025.06 |
A plain modern mansion erected in 1815 on the site of a very old house, none of which is at present standing - Three storeys high, flat roof & embattled, with three massive circular towers at three corners. The out offices are connected with the main building on the east.
Property & residence of N. Lockhart Esq |
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CALEDONIAN RAILWAY |
Caledonian Railway
Caledonian Railway
Caledonian Railway |
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander McGlashan
Mr. John Gray
Mr. William Ballantyne |
025.06 |
A double line of railway
between Glasgow & Edinburgh and Glasgow & Carlisle. |
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LOCKHARTBANK |
Lockhartbank
Lockhartbank
Lockhartbank |
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander McGlashan
Mr. John Gray
Mr. William Ballantyne |
025.10 |
Farmsteading houses all one
storey, thatched and in tolerable
repair. Property of N. Lockhart
Esqr. [Esquire] |
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NEMPHLAR BRAE |
Nemphlar Brae
Nemphlar Brae
Nemphlar Brae |
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander McGlashan
Mr. John Gray
Mr. William Ballantyne |
025.10 |
A gentle declivity falling
off towards the N. E. [North-East] and thickly
wooded. The whole of this was
and is partly still a fox [cover].
On the Lee estate & property of
Norman Lockhart Esqr. [Esquire] Lee House |
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BIRKENHEAD |
Birkenhead
Birkenhead
Birkenhead
Birkenhead
Birkenhead |
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Annan
Mr John Gray
Johnstons County Map |
025.07 |
Farmsteading consisting of dwellinghouse and out offices, all on storey, slated and in good repair.
Property of Norman Lockhart Esq Lee House. |
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FULWOOD |
Fulwood
Fulwood
Fulwood
Fulwood
Fulwood
New Fulwood
Old Fulwood |
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Annan
Rent Receipt
Mr John Gray
Johnstons County Map |
025.07 |
Farmsteading, dwelling-house 2 out offices three storey, all slated and in good repair. property of Norman Lockhart Esq Lee Ho. [House] |
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LONGHILL |
Longhill
Longhill
Longhill
Longhill
Longhill
Longhill |
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Annan
Rent Receipt
Mr John Gray
Johnstons County Map |
025.07 |
Farmsteading, one storey, thatched, and in bad repair. Property of A. Lockhart Esq, Cleghorn. |
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Fulwood. Spellings "New Fulwood" and "Old Fulwood" are bracketed together and one Authority given. |
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CRAIGENHILL LIME WORKS |
Craigenhill Lime Works |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025.07 |
Extensive lime work at Craigen Hill, from which the name is derived. The stone is of good quality, quarried and burnt here & sent to different places by railway. |
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LIMESTONE QUARRY [Watch-holes] |
Watch-holes Quarry
Watch-holes Quarry
Watch-holes Quarry
Watch-holes Quarry |
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Annan
Mr John Gray |
025.07 |
An extensive limestone quarry and kilns. The layer of stone, which is of good quality & twelve feet below the surface, is nearly worked out. |
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WATCH-HOLES |
Watch-holes
Watch-holes
Watch-holes
Watch-holes |
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Annan
Mr John Gray |
025.07 |
A small round hill partly arable & partly heathy pasture remarkable only for its extensive limestone quarry- |
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Parish of Lanark [in header]
As the preceding name "Watch-holes" applies to the feature containing the Quarry its repetition in this instance is unnecessary. MK [beneath Name "Limestone Quarry"] |
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Craigenhill Lime Works. Only one Spelling is shown, but three Authorities.
Limestone Quarry. See also continuation note by surveyor "MK" regarding Name. |
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DUCKING STANE |
Ducking Stane
Ducking Stane
Ducking Stane
Ducking Stane |
Royal Charter of Lanark
Mr Wm [William] Annan
Mr Alexr [Alexander] Veitch
Mr Arch [Archibald] Ross |
025.11 |
A stone in the Mouse Water at which point the Municipal Boundary leaves it and takes Woodend Burn - It is customary for the Municipal Authorities to go through the form of riding in procession along the boundary annually - the boys accompanying them are here immersed the better to impress on their memories the position of the stone. |
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STOBILEE BURN |
Stobielee Burn
Stobielee Burn
Stobielee Burn
Stobielee Burn |
Rev Thos. [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Annan
Mr John Gray |
025.08 |
It collects from drains on the parish boundary and forms the boundary between Lanark & Carstairs till its junction with the river Mouse near Cleghorn Railway Station |
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Ph [Parish] of Lanark [in header]
This name corrected to "Stobilee" Burn on the Plans of Lanark to agree with Carstairs Ph [Parish] by order of Captain Pratt R.E. [Royal Engineers] [under name Stobielee Burn] |
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Stobilee Burn. See continuation entry. The Spelling version used in Carstairs has been preferred by the surveyors.
Ducking Stane. The Situation is given as "25.11". |
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CAMP (Remains of) [Old Windsor] |
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Adjacent to this house [Old Windsor] is the site of a Roman Camp. Part of the ramparts can be traced at the NE [North East] corner. It forms a parallelogram, and is of the largest kind.
There are remains of two Roman Camps in the neighbourhood of Lanark. The most considerable is not far from Cleghorn-house and was thought by General Roy to be the work of Agricola. It measures 500 yards in length, and 420 in breadth, and at the south-west angle has a small post or redoubt. |
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CLEGHORN |
Cleghorn
Cleghorn
Cleghorn
Cleghorn
Cleghorn |
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Annan
Mr John Gray
New Stat [Statistical] Acct [Account] |
025.08 |
A large plain mansion-house three storeys, in good repair
Property & residence of Allan Lockhart Esq |
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OLD WINDSOR |
Old Windsor
Old Windsor
Old Windsor
Old Windsor
Windsor |
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Annan
Mr John Gray
Johnstons County Map |
025.08 |
A cothouse thatched in bad repair. Property of Allan Lockart Esq |
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WELLHEAD |
Wellhead
Wellhead
Wellhead
Wellhead
Wellhead |
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Annan
Mr John Gray
Johnstons County Map |
025.08 |
A farmstead, one storey, in good repair, slated, Property of Allan Lockhart Esq |
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Old Windsor. The Description for this place runs on into that for "Camp".
Camp. No separate entries exist for Spelling or Authorities for this place, which appears to have been entered as a continuation of that for "Old Windsor". That portion of the Description beginning "There are remains of two Roman Camps" appears to be written by another hand and spreads across the Spelling and Authorities columns as well as that for Description. |
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NEMPHLARMOOR |
Nemphlarmoor
Nemphlarmoor
Nemphlarmoor |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025.09 |
A cothouse thatched one storey in bad repair. Property of Norman Lockart Esq |
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CLYDEBANK |
Clydebank
Clydebank
Clydebank
Clydesbank |
Rev Alex [Alexander] McLashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne
Johnstons County Map |
025.09 |
A farmsteading, one storey, in good repair, Property of Dr Anderson |
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WEST NEMPHLAR |
West Nemphlar
West Nemphlar
West Nemphlar
West Nemphlar |
Rev Alex [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne
Johnstons County Map |
025.08 |
A farmsteading, one storey, in tolerable repair. Property of Norman Lochart Esq |
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WESTSIDE OF NEMPHLAR |
Westside of Nemphlar
Westside of Nemphlar
Westside of Nemphlar |
Rev Alex [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025.09 |
A farmsteading, one storey, in good repair. Property of Mr Jack |
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WEST-TOWN OF NEMPHLAR |
West-town of Nemphlar
West-town of Nemphlar
West-town of Nemphlar |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025.09 |
A farmsteading, one storey, par [partly] slated and partly thatched, in good repair, property of Norman Lochart Esq |
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CARTLAND BRIDGE T.P. |
Cartland Bridge T.P. [Turnpike]
Cartland Bridge T.P. [Turnpike]
Cartland Bridge T.P. [Turnpike] |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025.10 |
A neat one storey slated dwellinghouse, to which is attached a turnpike gate at which full rates are payable - Foot passengers pay a halfpenny for crossing the bridge.- |
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CRAIG COTTAGE |
Craig Cottage
Craig Cottage
Craig Cottage |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025.10 |
A one storey slated dwellinghouse with out offices attached, all in good repair- |
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MY LADY'S WELL |
My Lady's Well
My Lady's Well
My Lady's Well |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025.10 |
A spring of pure water issuing from a freestone rock. It is kept in a very unclean state - cattle being allowed to drink from it. There is no appearance of its ever having been enclosed by any kind of mason work. Origin of name not known - not a mineral spring.- |
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CHAPEL KNOWE |
Chapel Knowe
Chapel Knowe
Chapel Knowe |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025.10 |
A small oblomg shaped wooded knoll, steep on all sides. It is generally believed in the neighbourhood that a chapel stood in the vicinity at time, but where is not known- |
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TINTOCHLAND |
Tintochland
Tintochland
Tintochland
Tintochland |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne
Johnstons County Map |
025.10 |
Farmstead, dwellinghouse two & out offices one storey all slated and in good rep [repair]
Property of Norman Lockhart Esq |
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EAST-TOWN OF NEMPHLAR |
East-town of Nemphlar
East-town of Nemphlar
East-town of Nemphlar |
Rev Alexander McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr William Ballantyne |
025.10 |
Three farmsteadings adjacent to each other, partly thatched & partly slated, all one storey & in good repair. Property of Norman Lockhart Esq - |
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CASTLE QUA (Site of) |
Castle Qua
Castle Qua
Castle Qua |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025.10 |
The site of an ancient castle or stronghold. The only vestiges of it remaining are a few scattered stones, which appear to have been used in a building of some kind formerly. It is generally believed in the neighbourhood that there is a subterraneous passage leading from this to Castle Hill at Lanark, passing under the Mouse Water. It is not known at what time or for what purpose it was built.
On the very brink of Cartland Craigs and overhanging a precipice of above 200 feet of perpendicular height, are to be seen the vestiges of an old stronghold called by some the Castle of the Quaw, probably from the Gaelic cuas or cave. Neither history nor tradition has preserved any record of what this was, or of the date of its erection. And it is only remarkable for certain subterraneous caves or arched ways of rather a singular description, which have probably given the place its name. New stat [Statistical] Acct. [Account] |
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MOUSE WATER |
Mouse Water
Mouse Water
Mouse Water
Mouse Water |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne
Johnstons County Map |
025.10 |
A considerable stream which rises in the north part of the parish of Carnwath, entering the parish of Lanark at Cleghorn & falls into the River Clyde a short distance below the Cartland Craigs. It is rapid, particularly so the last three miles of its course. Rocky bed.-
The Authorities having been a second time consulted regarding the orthography of this name confirm that already given. |
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Parish of Lanark [in header]
The only orthography which can be obtained for this name is Castle Qua. It is supposed that Quaw has originated from the final letter having been sounded aw
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Castle Qua. That part transcribed in description, beginning "On the very brink" is written in red ink and spreads over the Authorities and Situation columns. The remarks in Continued entries beginning "The only orthography" spread over the Names and Spelling columns.
Mouse Water. The Description beginning "The Authorities" is actually written spreading across the Authorities and Situation columns. |
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WALLACE'S CAVE |
Wallace's Cave
Wallace's Cave
Wallace's Cave
Wallaces Cave
Wallaces Cave |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne
Forrests County Map
Johnstons County Map |
025.10 |
A natural cave or hollow in the cliff in the western extremity of Cartland Craigs on the north side & about fifty feet above the bed of the stream. It is 6 feet in height 2 wide & 8 in length. Access to it is my means of a winding foot path from the top. According to tradition this cave afforded concealment to the Scottish patriot Sir William Wallace on several occasions, hence its name -
"The popular tradition that a cave in this ravine (Cartland Crag) once afford [afforded] a refuge to the patriot Sir William Wallace, gives addition [additional] interest to the scene"
Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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Parish of Lanark [in header] |
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That part of Description beginning "The popular tradition" is written in red ink. Some words in this portion are partly lost in the tight right margin binding. |
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BARONALD |
Baronald
Baronald
Baronald
Baronald |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne
Johnstons County Map |
025.10 |
A neat and substantially built dwellinghouse, two storeys high, slated, and in good repair. Property of Dundas McQuin Gray Esq |
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BARONALD FARM |
Baronald Farm
Baronald Farm
Baronald Farm
Baronald |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne
Johnstons County Map |
025.10 |
Farmsteading buildings all one storey, slated and in good repair, Property of Dundas McQuin Gray Esq |
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CARTLAND BRIDGE |
Cartland Bridge
Cartland Bridge
Cartland Bridge |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025.10 |
A large stone bridge of three arches spanning the Mouse Water at the western extremity of Cartland Craigs. It is 125 feet in height and of great strength - on a T.P. [Turnpike] road - built & kept in repair by the County. |
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CARTLAND CRAIGS |
Cartland Craigs
Cartland Craigs
Cartland Craigs
Cartland Craig
Cartland Craigs |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne
Johnstons County Map
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
025.10 |
A ravine composed of two faces of irregular and precipitous rocks, between which flows the Mouse Water. The cliff on the north side is about 200 feet high & above this again is a steep slope of about the same height. On the south side the cliff is only abou [about] 100 feet, topped by a steep slope as on the north both sides thickly wooded to the water edge except a few places where the bareness of the rocks precludes vegetation of any kind. |
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SCHOOL [Cartland] |
School
School
School |
Revd. Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Revd. Thos. [Thomas] Stark
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025.10 |
A small one storey thatched house used as a school for the accommodation of the village of Cartland. The schoolmaster receives £5 annually from the heritors of the Parish, and another £5 from Lady Lockhart of Lee House. The latter is not an endowment, but ceases at the Lady's pleasure, she also gives the house free
Average attendance 35. Education reading, writing and arithmetic. |
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BALLIANS |
Ballians
Ballians
Ballians |
Rev Alexr. [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025.10 |
Three dwellinghouses, one storey high, thatched & in good repair. Property of N. Lockhart Esq Lee Ho. [House] |
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MIDDLEBANK |
Middlebank
Middlebank
Middlebank |
Rev Alexr. [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025.10 |
Farmstead - dwellinghouse two storeys out offices on all slated and in good repair. property of Norman Lockhart Esq Lee House.- |
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NEWSTEADINGS |
Newsteadings
Newsteadings
Newsteadings
New Steading
New Steading |
Rev Alexr. [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne
Forests County Map
Johnstons County Map |
025.10 |
Farmsteading, dwellinghouse two, out offices one storey all slated and in good repair. Property of Norman Lockhart Esq, Lee House.- |
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SQUARE |
Square
Square
Square |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025.10 |
Two sides of a square of buildings the other two sides of the square were never built. The name is derived from the circumstance of the proprietors intention at first having been to form or complete a square of buildings. Thatched, one storey & in good repair. property of Norman Lockhart Esq Lee Ho. [House] |
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CARTLAND MAINS |
Cartland Mains
Cartland Mains
Cartland Mains
Cartland |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne
Johnstons County Map |
025.01 |
Farmsteading consisting of dwelling house & out offices the former two & the latter one storey high, all slated and in good repair. Property of Norman Lockhart Esq |
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CARTLAND SMITHY |
Cartland Smithy
Cartland Smithy
Cartland Smithy |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025.10 |
A one storey slated dwellinghouse to which is attached a smith's shop. Property of Alexr [Alexander] Lockhart Esq |
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GREENTOWERS |
Greentowers
Greentowers
Greentowers
Green Towers
Greentowers |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [Wiliam] Ballantyne
Forrests County Map
Johnstons County Map |
025.10 |
Farmstead - houses all one storey, thatched and in good repair - Property of N. Lockhart Esq |
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LEE FOLLY (Ruins of) |
Lee Folly
Lee Folly
Lee Folly
Folly
Folly |
Rev Alexr. [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm. [William] Ballantyne
Forrests County Map
Johnstons County Map |
025.10 |
The ruinous walls of a building which was never roofed. It was intended for a view or standhouse & was commenced in 1817, the same year in which Lee House was erected. The walls are about two feet thick & three storeys in height.- |
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CHAPEL [a farm] |
Chapel
Chapel
Chapel |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025.10 |
Farmsteading - houses one storey high thatched and in good repair. Property of N. Lockhart Esq Lee House |
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ROTHESTONBANK |
Rothestonbank
Rothestonbank
Rothestonbank
Rothiesbank
Rothiesbank |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne
Forrests County Map
Johnstons County Map |
025.10 |
Farmsteading - houses one storey, slated in good repair
Property of Norman Lockhart Esq |
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WHINPARK |
Whinpark
Whinpark
Whinpark |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025.10 |
Two ranges of one storey thatched dwellinghouses in good repair. Property of Norman Lockhart Esq |
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HEATHERAMLANE |
Heatheramlane
Heatheramlane
Heatheramlane |
Rev Alexander McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr William Ballantyne |
025.10 |
A row of dwelling houses consisting of nine tenements partly thatched & partly slated, all one storey and in good repair. Property of Norman Lockhart Esq |
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CROFTHEAD |
Crofthead
Crofthead
Crofthead |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr William Ballantyne |
025.10 |
Farmsteading - one storey, thatched and in good repair. Property of Norman Lockhart Esq |
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HALLTOWN OF NEMPHLAR |
Halltown of Nemphlar
Halltown of Nemphlar
Halltown of Nemphlar |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr William Ballantyne |
025.10 |
A cluster of one storey partly thatched & partly slated dwelling houses, in tolerable repair. Property of Norman Lockhart Esq
The Authorities have altered this name on its being re-referred to them, they were under the impression in the first instance that the name referred to a different place. |
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KNOWETOP |
Knowetop
Knowetop
Knowetop |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr William Ballantyne |
025.10 |
A farmstead on the east side & two cothouses on the west side of the road, partly thatched & partly slated & in good repair
Property of N. Lockhart Esq |
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MIDDLETOWN OF NEMPHLAR |
Middletown of Nemphlar
Middletown of Nemphlar
Middletown of Nemphlar |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025.10 |
Two farmsteadings about sixty yards apart all one storey, slated, and in good repair. Property of Norman Lockhart Esq Lee House.- |
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Parish of Lanark [in header] |
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Halltown of Nemphlar. The text transcribed into Description beginning "The Authorities have altered" actually appears under the Authorities and spreads across the Situation column. This name has originally been entered as "Haugh of Nemphlar" and then scored out and re-written. |
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GLENBURNIE |
Glenburnie
Glenburnie
Glenburnie
Glenburnie |
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Annan
Mr John Gray |
025.11 |
A cottage, slated, one storey, in good repair, Hugh Studhart Esqr |
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JERVISWOOD |
Jerviswood
Jerviswood
Jerviswood
Jerviswood
Jarviswood
Jerviswood |
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Annan
Mr John Gray
Forrests Map
Statistical Account |
025.11 |
A farmsteading, dwellinghouse 3 storeys, offices one, all slated, in good repair. Property of J. Bayly Esq |
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LOCKHART MILL |
Lockhartmill
Lockhartmill
Lockhartmill
Lockhartmill
Lockhart Mill
Lockhart Mill |
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Annan
Mr John Gray
Forrests Map
Rent Receipt |
025.11 |
A farmsteading, one storey, slated, in good repair. Property of Sir Norman Lockhart
The ruins of the mill stand adjacent to the farmsteading.
This name having been re-referred to the Authorities, they give it "Lockhart Mill" |
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WOODEND |
Woodend
Woodend
Woodend
Woodend
Woodend |
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Annan
Mr John Gray
Forrests Map |
025.11 |
A cothouse, thatched, in tolerable repair. Property of J Bayly Esq |
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Lockhart Mill. The text transcribed into Description beginning "This name having been" is actually written in the Situation column spreading partly into the Spelling column |
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BELFIELD |
Belfield
Belfield
Belfield
Belfield
Belfield |
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Annan
Mr John Gray
Forrests Map |
025.11 |
A farmsteading, dwelling house and offices one storey, slated in good repair. Property of - Scott Esq |
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BURNBANK [cottage] |
Burnbank
Burnbank
Burnbank
Burnbank |
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Annan
Mr John Gray |
025.11 |
A cothouse, one storey, thatched in good repair Property of J. Scott Esq |
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CROFTONHILL |
Croftonhill
Croftonhill
Croftonhill
Croftonhill |
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Annan
Mr John Gray |
025.11 |
A large plain mansion
Property and residence of Dr Gray |
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MOUSEBANK |
Mousebank
Mousebank
Mousebank
Mousebank
Mousebank |
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Annan
Mr John Gray
Forrests Map |
025.11 |
A farmsteading, dweling house 2 storeys, offices one, all slated in good repair Property of Hugh Studhart Esq |
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HUNTLYGATE |
Huntlygate
Huntlygate
Huntlygate
Huntlygate
Huntlygate |
Rent Receipt
Rev Thos. [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt. [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Annan
Mr John Gray |
025.12 |
Farmsteading one storey, thatched, and in good repair. Property of William Gilaspy Torburnhill. |
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NORTHFAULDS |
Northfaulds
Northfaulds
Northfaulds
Northfaulds |
Rev Thos. [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Annan
Mr John Gray |
025.12 |
Farmsteading - dwellinghouse two, out offices one storey, all slated and in good repair. Property of J.G. McKirdy Esq Lesmahagow |
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STANMORE |
Stanmore
Stanmore
Stanmore
Stanmore
Stanmore |
Robt [Robert] Lithgow Esq
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Annan
Mr John Gray |
025.12 |
A neat and substantially built dwellinghouse erected in 1817 - three storeys high, slated and in good repair. Property and residence of Robert Lithgow Esq |
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CASTLE (Ruins) [Castlehill] |
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A short distance to the South of this steading [Castlehill] are the remains of an ancient castle or tower, of which nothing is known. The portions of the walls remaining are four feet thick and about six feet in height. |
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CASTLEHILL |
Castlehill
Castlehill
Castlehill
Castle
(ruin) |
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt. [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Annan
Rent Receipt
Mr John Gray |
025.07 |
Farmsteading one storey high, thatched, and in bad repair. Property of N. Lockhart Esq Lee House. |
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FULWOOD BURN |
Fulwood Burn
Fulwood Burn
Fulwood Burn
Fulwood Burn |
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt. [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm. [William] Annan
Mr John Gray |
025.07 |
A small but rapid stream which takes its rise in the parish of Carluke, from surface water, & falls into [the ?] Mouse water near Castleh [Castlehill]
The latter part of its course it [is ?] enclosed between steep wooded b [banks ?]
Gravelly bed.- |
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Parish of Lanark [in header]
About half a mile below Lanark upon an elevated situation on the banks of the Mouse, stands the picturesque remnant of a lofty tower, of which little or nothing is known. The eminence is called Castle Hill, and from it the Lockharts of Cambusnethan take their title
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Castle (Ruins). The Spelling and Authorities for this place are bracketed together with "Castlehill" and have not been duplicated in transcription. The Description runs on and has been transcribed separately. See also additional information, written in red ink, beginning "About half a mile below Lanark" which spreads over the Authorities and Situation columns.
Fulwood Burn. Some words in Description are partly lost in the tight binding of right margin. |
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CLEGHORN MILL (Corn) |
Cleghorn Mill
Cleghorn Mill
Cleghorn Mill
Cleghorn Mill |
Rev Thos. [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt. [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm. [William] Annan
Mr John Gray |
025.12 |
A corn mill worked by water - sixteen horse power two storeys high slated and in good repair. Property of A Lockhart Esq Cleghorn. |
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JERVISWOOD MILL |
Jerviswood Mill
Jerviswood Mill
Jerviswood Mill
Jerviswood Mill |
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt. [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Annan
Mr John Gray |
025.12 |
A saw mill worked by water - fifteen horse power. A lint mill attached. One storey. Slated and in good repair. About eighty yards S.W. [South West] from the mill is the residence of the miler, a one thatched dwellinghouse and out offices. Property of John Bayly Esq Jerviswood |
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MILL FARM |
Mill Farm
Mill Farm
Mill Farm
Mill Farm
Mill Farm |
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt. [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Annan
Rent Receipt
Mr John Gray |
025.12 |
Farmsteading, one storey high, slated and in good repair. Property of A. Lockhart Esq Cleghorn |
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Jerviswood Mill. It is assumed that the word "storey" should have appeared in Description between "one" and "thatched", but transcribed as seen. |
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CALEDONIAN RAILWAY (Lanark Branch) |
Lanark Branch of the Caledonian Railway |
Rev Thos. [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt. [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm. [William] Annan
Mr John Gray |
025.12 |
A single line of railway from Lanark, joining the Caledonian line near Cleghorn Station. |
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LEITCH FORD |
Leitch Ford
Leitch Ford
Leitch Ford
Leitch Ford |
Royal Charter of Lanark
Mr Wm. [William] Annan
Mr Alexr. [Alexander] Leitch
Mr Archd. [Archibald] Ross |
025.11 |
A ford across the Mouse Water. There is a stone in its centre to mark the Muni [Municipal] Boundary of Lanark- |
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WOODEND BURN |
Woodend Burn
Woodend Burn
Woodend Burn
Woodend Burn |
Royal Charter of Lanark
Mr Wm. [William] Annan
Mr Alexr. [Alexander] Leitch
Mr Archd. [Archibald] Ross |
025.11 |
A very small stream which rises from surface water a little east of Burnbank and after a very short course empties itself into Mouse Water at the Ducking Stane. It forms a part of the Municipal Boundary of Lanark. |
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Caledonian Railway. Only one Spelling is given and bracketed with the four Authorities. |
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CLEGHORN BRIDGE |
Cleghorn Bridge
Cleghorn Bridge
Cleghorn Bridge
Cleghorn Bridge |
Rev Thos. [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt. [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm. [William] Annan
Mr John Gray |
025.12 |
A small stone bridge of one arch spanning the Mouse water near Cleghorn from which it takes its name
On a T.P. [Turnpike] road - built and kept in repair by the County |
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CLEGHORN BRIDGE T.P. |
Cleghorn Bridge T.P.[Turnpike]
Cleghorn Bridge T.P.[Turnpike]
Cleghorn Bridge T.P.[Turnpike]
Cleghorn Bridge T.P.[Turnpike] |
Rev Thos. [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt. [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm. [William] Annan
Mr John Gray |
025.12 |
A small one storey slated dwellinghouse to which is attached a turnpike gate, at which full rates are payable |
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CLEGHORN STATION |
Cleghorn Station
Cleghorn Station
Cleghorn Station
Cleghorn Station |
Rev Thos. [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt. [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm. [William] Annan
Mr John Gray |
025.12 |
A minor station on the Caledonian Railway near Cleghorn from which it takes its name. |
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HAGHOLM |
Hagholm
Hagholm
Hagholm
Hagholm
Hagholm
Hagholm |
Johnstons County Map
Rev Thos. [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt. [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm. [William] Annan
Rent Receipt
Mr John Gray |
025.12 |
Farmsteading, one storey high, thatched and in good repair. Property of John Bayly Esq Jerviswood. |
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HUNTLYBANK |
Huntlybank
Huntlybank
Huntlybank
Huntlybank
Huntlybank |
Rev Thos. [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt. [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm. [William] Annan
Rent Receipt
Mr John Gray |
025.12 |
A small farmsteading one storey, thatched and in bad repair. Property of William Gilaspy
Torburnhill.- |
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STICKHILL |
Stickhill
Stickhill
Stickhill
Stickhill
Stickhill
Stickhill |
Rev Thos. [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt. [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm. [William] Annan
Rent Receipt
Mr John Gray
Johnstons County Map |
025.12 |
Farmsteading one storey thatched and in good repair. Property of J.G. McKirdy Esq Birkwood Lesmahagow |
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WINDSOR |
Windsor
Windsor
Windsor
Windsor
Windsor |
Rev Thos. [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt. [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm. [William] Annan
Mr John Gray
Johnstons County Map |
025.12 |
Farmsteading one storey high, thatched and in bad repair. property of A. Lockhart Esq, Cleghorn |
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MILL FARM |
Mill Farm
Mill Farm
Mill Farm |
Rev Alexr. [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025.14 |
Farmstead consisting of dwelling-house and out offices all one storey slated and in good repair - Property of the burgh of Lanark. |
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MOUSE MILL (Corn) |
Mouse Mill
Mouse Mill
Mouse Mill |
Rev Alexr. [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025.14 |
A corn mill worked by water - 10 horse power - two storeys slated and in good repair. Property of the burgh of Lanark. |
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ORCHARD-DELL |
Orchard-dell
Orchard-dell
Orchard-dell
Orcharddell
Orcharddell |
Rev Alexr. [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne
Forrests County Map
Johnstons County Map |
025.14 |
A neat dwellinghouse and out offices the latter one and the former two storeys high all slated and in good repair |
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SUNNYSIDE LODGE |
Sunnyside
Sunnyside
Sunnyside
Sunnyside Lodge
Sunnyside Lodge
Sunnyside Lodge
Sunnyside Lodge |
Rev Alexr. [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm. [William] Ballantyne
Forrests County Map
Johnstons County Map
New Stat.Acct. [Statistical Account]
Messrs Maine and Morrison, Agents |
025.14 |
A neat dwellinghouse two storeys high & slated - out offices attached one storey & slated all in good repair. Property & residence of M. Gillespie Esq |
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HAKESPIE HILL |
Hakespie Hill
Hakespie Hill
Hakespie Hill |
Rev Alexr. [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025.14 |
A small round hill falling off abruptly in a steep wooded slope towards the west & north
Property of N. Lockhart Esq |
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LINNBANK |
Linnbank
Linnbank
Linnbank |
Rev Alexr. [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025.14 |
A one storey thatched cothouse consisting of two tenements - in bad repair. Property of N. Lockhart Esq |
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LINNHEAD |
Linnhead
Linnhead
Linnhead |
Rev Alexr. [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025.14 |
A small one storey thatched cothouse in bad repair. Property of N. Lockhart Esq, Lee.- |
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WELLDALE |
Welldale
Welldale
Welldale
Welldale |
Rev Alexr. [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne
Johnstons County Map |
025.14 |
Two dwellinghouses one slated the other thatched - in good repair
Property of N. Lockhart Esq |
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BRIDGE-END |
Bridge-end
Bridge-end
Bridge-end |
Rev Alexr. [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025.14 |
Two small one storey thatched dwellinghouses in bad repair - name derives from the circumstance of their situation near Lanark Old Bridge.- |
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CLYDESHOLM GREEN |
Clydesholm Green
Clydesholm Green
Clydesholm Green |
Rev Alexr. [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025.14 |
A one storey thatched dwelling-house in bad repair. The name is derived from the circumstance of its being situated on a piece of ground which was once the washing green of Lanark - |
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LANARK OLD BRIDGE |
Lanark Old Bridge
Lanark Old Bridge
Lanark Old Bridge |
Rev Alexander McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr William Ballantyne |
025.14 |
A large stone bridge of three arches spanning the River Clyde on a Turnpike Road. Kept in repair by the county.
April 19th 1649 - The brethern, after their return from the synod, reported to the baillies of Lanark being then present, law willing, all the brethern of the synod were to further the work of building a bridge at Clydesholm by a contribution of their several parishes - and desires the baillies not to neglect speedily to go on with the work, which the presbytery will further all they can. Extract from note to Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] p24. |
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LANARK OLD BRIDGE T.P. |
Lanark Old Bridge T.P. [Turnpike]
Lanark Old Bridge T.P. [Turnpike]
Lanark Old Bridge T.P. [Turnpike] |
Rev Alexander McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr William Ballantyne |
025.14 |
A small one storey slated dwelling house to which is attached a turnpike gate at which full rates are payable- |
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BARONALD BANK |
Baronald Bank
Baronald Bank
Baronald Bank |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025.14 |
A small one storey slated dwellinghouse in good repair
Property of Mr J. Graham |
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CLYDESBANK |
Clydesbank
Clydesbank
Clydesbank |
Rev Alexander McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025.14 |
Dwellinghouse one storey slated and in good repair
Property of Thos [Thomas] Smith Esq |
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STONEBYRES LINN |
Stonebyres Linn
Stonebyres Linn
Stonebyres Linn |
Rev Alexr. [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr William Ballantyne |
025.14 |
The lowermost of the Falls of Clyde. It is formed by three shelves of nearly equal height which make a total fall of about 36 feet over these the water is thrown into a deep basin and after a short course through flat & broken rock it spreads out into a broad sheet
For some distance above & below the fall the river is enclosed by bold rocky slopes wooded to the water's edg [edge] |
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BANKHEAD |
Bankhead
Bankhead
Bankhead
Bankhead
Bankhead
Bankhead |
Rev Alex. [Alexander] McGlashan
Rev Thos. [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt. [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne
Johnstons County Map
Forrests Map |
025.15 |
A group of buildings consisting of a farmsteading, Cot & Dwelling houses, the two former are one, the latter two, storeys slated with one exception, and in very good repair. Property of Henry Walker Esq. |
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BRIARYBANK |
Briarybank
Briarybank
Briarybank
Briarybank |
Rev Alex [Alexander] McGlashan
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025.15 |
A dwelling house with out offices, all one storey, slated, and in very good repair. Property of Henry Walker Esq. |
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WAMPHERFLAT |
Wamphraflat
Wampherflat
Wampherflat
Wampherflat
Wampherflat
Wampherflat |
Rev Alex. [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne
Mr Robert Wood
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne
Johnstons County Map
Forrests Map |
025.15 |
A two storey dwelling house, slated, and in very good repair. Property of Mrs Mary Honeyman |
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Wampherflat. Mr Wm Ballantyne is listed twice in the Authorities for this place. |
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ST KENTIGERN'S CHURCH (Ruins) |
Old Church
Old Church
Old Church
Old Church
Old Church
Old Kirk
Old Kirk |
Rev Alex [Alexander] McGlashan
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Johnstons County Map
Forrests Map |
025.15 |
This antiquity is situated within the parish Cemetery, a short distance from the town. All that remains of the original building is six low Gothic arches, probably the interior division of one of the aisles, and a portion of the exterior wall belonging to the same aisle. A vault and a small square building, erected for the accommodation of grave watchers, are of modern construction. The founder and exact date of the erection of the Old Church are not known. It is said in Chalmers Caledonia to have been in existence as early as the beginning of the 12th century, and that it was dedicated to Kentigern the patron Saint of Glasgow. |
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Parish of Lanark [in header]
It appears to have been in existence at the beginning of the twelfth century, before the re-establishment of the bishoprick of Glasgow by Prince David and was dedicated to Kentigern, the patron saint of that city and founder of the episcopate.
In 1589-90 the presbytery passed a resolution that the Kirk of Lanark should be removed from the auld place to a situation within the town. Not withstanding of this resolution the Kirk still remains in the old place, and continued to be the parish church until 1777, when a new one was built in the middle of the town. Long before this period however it had fallen into a ruinous state, and had ceased to be used for public worship.
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CROSSLAW |
Crosslaw
Crosslaw
Crosslaw
Crosslaw
Crosslaw |
Rev Alex. [Alexander] McGlashan
Rev Thos. [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt. [Robert] Wood
Johnstons County Map
Forrests Map |
025.15 |
Cothouse, one storey, slated and in middling repair property of Henry Walker Esq |
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FRIARSFIELD |
Friarsfield
Friarsfield
Friarsfield |
Rev Alex.[Alexander] McGlashan
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt. [Robert] Wood |
025.15 |
A one storey dwelling house with out offices, all slated and in good repair property of Mr D. Moncrieff |
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SCHOOL [nr Crosslaw] |
School
School
School |
Rev Alex. [Alexander] McGlashan
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robert Wood |
025.15 |
A dwelling house, which has for some years past, been used as a School & Schoolmasters residence, it is supported by the pupils fees, and is not connected with any religious denomination. Average attendance 70 - Education elementary. The building is two storey, slated and in good repair. |
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SMYLLUM COTTAGE |
Smyllum Cottage
Smyllum Cottage
Smyllum Cottage
Smylum Park
Smylum Park
Smyllum Park |
Rev Alex. [Alexander] McGlashan
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robert Wood
Johnstons County Map
Forrests Map
Stat.Acct. [Statistical Account] |
025.15 |
Cothouse one storey, slated, and in good repair, property of Miss Mary Carmichael. |
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CASTLEBANK |
Castlebank
Castlebank
Castlebank
Castlebank
Castlebank |
Rev Alex. [Alexander] McGlashan
Rev Thos. [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt. [Robert] Wood
Johnstons County Map
Forrests Map |
025.15 |
A very elegant mansion, with suitable pleasure grounds, and garden attached, it is two storeys high, slated, and in very good repair, property of Neil Dyce Esq
Sheriff. |
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LOCH COTTAGE |
Loch Cottage
Loch Cottage
Loch Cottage |
Rev Alex. [Alexander] McGlashan
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Rob [Robert] Wood |
025.15 |
A dwelling house, one storey, slated, and in good repair, property of the Town Council of Lanark.
On the adjacent Loch a number of boats have been placed by the Town Council, for the recreation and amusement of pleasure-seekers, a small charge being made for the use of the same, and this cottage has been erected for the accommodation of the person having charge of - and who pays a yearly rent for - the boats; the house is, at present, licensed for the sale of spirituous liquors. |
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NEWMAINS |
Newmains
Newmains
Newmains |
Rev Alex. [Alexander] McGlashan
Rev Thos. [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robert Wood |
025.15 |
Farmsteading, with out offices, all one storey, slated, and in good repair.
Property of the Town Council of Lanark. |
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KINGSON'S KNOWE COTTAGE |
Kingson's Knoll Cottage
Kingson's Knowe Cottage
Kingson's Knowe Cottage
King-son's Know
Kings Sons Knowe |
Rev Alex [Alexander] McGlashan
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Stat Acct. [Statistical Account]
Johnstons County Map |
025.15 |
Dwelling house two storey, slated and in good repair property of Mr Gavin Greenshields. |
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WESTPORT |
Westport
Westport
Westport |
Rev Alex [Alexander] McGlashan
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood |
025.15 |
A double row of buildings forming the western entrance to the town of Lanark, it extends from the extreme west of the town, to North Vennel. The houses are from one to three storeys partly thatched & partly slated, and are occupied by various classes of individuals. |
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LANARK HOUSE |
Lanark House
Lanark House
Lanark House |
Rev Alexander McGlashan
Rev Thomas Stack
Mr Robert Wood |
025.15 |
A two storey dwelling house which has very recently undergone considerable improvement, the out offices are one storey and all slated, the property and residence of the Rev Alexander McGlashan the parish minister, he having vacated the manse belonging to the Ph [Parish] Church, in consequence of his not being pleased with its situation. |
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH [Lanark] |
Church
Church
Church |
Rev Alex [Alexander] McGlashan
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Rob [Robert] Wood |
025.15 |
A small building at the western extremity of the town of Lanark, it is supported by the voluntary contributions of the congregation, and is known as the congregational Church, it contains about 200 sittings |
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KINGSON'S KNOWE |
Kingson's Knoll
Kingson's Knowe
Kingson's Knowe
King-son's Know
Kings Sons Knowe |
Rev Alex [Alexander] McGlashan
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robert Wood
Stat Acct [Statistical Account]
Johnstons County Map |
025.15 |
A row of dwelling houses, two storey slated and in good repair, property of Henry Walker Esq and Mr Bryce.
In the Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] mention is made of King-son's Moss and King-son's Stane. These names have been particularly enquired after but they are not known at present. |
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MANSE [nr Congregational Church, Lanark] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
Rev Alex [Alexander] McGlashan
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood |
025.15 |
A plain, two storey dwelling house used as a residence for the minister of the above church [Congregational Church], but not occupied as such at present. |
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ST PATRICK'S COTTAGE |
St Patrick's Cottage
St Patrick's Cottage
St Patrick's Cottage |
Rev Alex [Alexander] McGlashan
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood |
025.15 |
A one storey dwelling house, slated and in very good repair, property of Mrs Eliza Gibson. Has derived its name from its proximity to the well. |
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ST PATRICK'S WELL |
St Patrick's Well
St Patrick's Well
St Patrick's Well |
Rev Alex. [Alexander] McGlashan
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robert Wood |
025.15 |
A jet of water, conducted for a short distance by pipes to the side of a Ph [Parish] Road, from a well, the well is now covered, but it is stated that it supplied the town of Lanark with water some few years since.
This well possesses no medicinal properties - It cannot be ascertained how, or when it obtained the name. |
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DOVECOT DUBS |
Dovecote
Dovecote
Dovecote |
Rev Alexander McGlashan
Rev Thomas Slack
Mr Robert Wood |
025.15 |
A two storey dwelling house, together with an office house, one storey; the former is slated, the latter thatched, all in good repair, property of Mr John Swan. |
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Parish of Lanark [in header]
O.S.O [Ordnance Survey Office ?] Stirling
It is requested that the authorities given for this name in the 1/500 name book of Lanark be copied into this book - TL [under name "Dovecot Dubs"] |
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COTTAGEHILL |
Cottagehill
Cottagehill
Cottagehill |
Rev Alexr. [Alexander] McGlashan
Rev Thomas Stark
Mr Robert Wood |
025.15 |
A one storey dwelling house, slated, and in very good repair, property of Mr Chas. [Charles] Clarke. |
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WHITEHILL |
Whitehill
Whitehill
Whitehill |
Rev Alex [Alexander] McGlashan
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood |
025.15 |
Farmsteading. Dwelling house two storeys, houses, one; the name is also applied to detached dwelling house, of two tenements
property of Mr Thos [Thomas] Dobbie. |
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BRAXFIELD BURN |
Braxfield Burn
Braxfield Burn
Braxfield Burn
Braxfield Burn |
Royal Charter of the Municipality of Lanark
Mr William Annan
Mr Alexander Veitch
Mr Alexander Ross |
025.15 |
A small stream formed by the drainage of the town of Lanark, passing through Gullie-tudlem and emptying itself into the River Clyde- |
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GAS WORKS |
Gas Works
Gas Works
Gas Works |
Rev Alexander McGlashan
Rev Thomas Stark
Mr Robert Wood |
025.15 |
A two storey building, with the necessary furnaces etc, erected in the year 1832 for the manufacture and supply of Gas to the town of Lanark, the whole of the building is slated, and in very good repair. |
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BROOKLAND |
Brookland
Brookland
Brookland |
Rev Alexr. [Alexander] McGlashan
Rev Thomas Stark
Mr Robt. [Robert] Wood |
025.15 |
A very elegantly built dwelling house, with office houses, the former two, the latter, one storey high, all slated and in very good repair, residence & property of S. Field Esq |
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MANSE [F.C., Lanark, nr Brookland] |
Manse F.C. [Free Church]
Manse F.C. [Free Church]
Manse F.C. [Free Church] |
Rev Alexr. [Alexander] McGlashan
Rev Thomas Stark
Mr Robt. [Robert] Wood |
025.15 |
A very elegantly built two storey house, without office houses, slated and in very good repair. It belongs to the Free Church congregation |
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NURSERYBANK |
Nurserybank
Nurserybank
Nurserybank |
Rev Alex [Alexander] McGlashan
Rev Thos. [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt. [Robert] Wood |
025.15 |
A two storey dwelling house, slated, and in good repair, property of Mr Laurence Campbell. |
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PEATLEY COTTAGE |
Peatley Cottage
Peatley Cottage
Peatley Cottage |
Rev Alex. [Alexander] McGlashan
Rev Thos. [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robert Wood |
025.15 |
A one storey dwelling house, built of brick, slated and in very good repair, property of Mr Jas. [James] Peat. |
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GALLOW HILL |
Gallow Hill
Gallow Hill
Gallow Hill |
Rev Alex [Alexander] McGlashan
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood |
025.15 |
A small, low, arable hill, the property of various persons. |
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MANSEFIELD |
Mansfield
Mansefield
Mansefield |
Rev Alex. [Alexander] McGlashan
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood |
025.15 |
A very elegant, two storey, dwelling house, the out offices are one storey, all slated, and in very good repair. Residence and property of Stephen Gray Esq |
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WATERLOO PLACE |
Waterloo Place
Waterloo Place
Waterloo Place |
Rev Alexr. [Alexander] McGlashan
Rev Thomas Stark
Mr Robert Wood |
025.15 |
A group of buildings consisting of a Farmsteading, out offices, and dwelling houses. The dwelling house in connection with the farmsteading is one storey, & slated the out offices one storey & thatched, the remainder are two storeys, & slated, the whole in good repair. Property of Mr James Linn. |
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Gallow Hill. The Situation 25.15 has not been pre-populated for this place. Now done. |
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FOUNDRY [Lanark] |
Lanark Foundry
Lanark Foundry
Lanark Foundry |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Rev Thomas Stark
Mr Robert Wood |
025.15 |
A one storey building, consisting of workshop, and furnace, used for the purpose of casting & fitting Iron and Brasswork, slated and in good repair, property of Mr Thos [Thomas] Love. |
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STEELE'S CROSS |
Steele's Cross
Steele's Cross
Steele's Cross |
Rev Alex. [Alexander] McGlashan
Rev Thos. [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robert Wood |
025.15 |
A row of two storey houses, consisting of 3 dwellings and 1 Public house, slated and in very good repair, property of Messrs Clark & Love. |
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THE DUB |
The Dub
The Dub
The Dub
The Dub |
Royal Charter of Municipality
Mr Wm [William] Annan
Mr Alexr. [Alexander] Veitch
Mr Archd [Archibald] Ross |
025.15 |
This name is applied to a slight hollow which was once a marsh, drained many years since. Its western extremity forms one of the points of the Municipal Boundary ~ |
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WHEATPARK |
Wheatpark
Wheatpark
Wheatpark |
Rev Alex [Alexander] McGlashan
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt. [Robert] Wood |
025.15 |
A very neatly built two storey dwelling house, slated, and in very good repair, property of Stephen Gray Esq |
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ARGYLE COTTAGE |
Argyle Cottage
Argyle Cottage
Argyle Cottage |
Rev Alex. [Alexander] McGlashan
Rev Thos. [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt. [Robert] Wood |
025.15 |
A one storey dwelling house, slated, and in very good repair, property of Mr John White. |
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NURSERYBANK COTTAGE |
Nurserybank Cottage
Nurserybank Cottage
Nurserybank Cottage |
Rev Alex. [Alexander] McGlashan
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood |
025.15 |
A one storey dwelling house, slated and in very good repair, property of Mr John Bonnington. |
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PARK PLACE |
Park Place
Park Place
Park Place |
Rev Alex. [Alexander] McGlashan
Rev Thos. [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robert Wood |
025.15 |
Two, one storey dwelling houses, slated, and in very good repair, property of Mr David Templeton & Mrs Agnes Lindsay. |
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SPRINGFIELD |
Springfield
Springfield
Springfield |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood |
025.15 |
Farmsteading, the dwelling house two storeys & slated, the office houses one storey & thatched, all in middling repair, property of Mr Ricd [Richard] Core. |
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BATIES MAINS |
Baties Mains
Baties Mains
Baties Mains
Baties Mains |
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Annan
Mr John Gray |
025.16 |
A cottage slated in good repair
Property of Miss Carmichael
Derivation not known |
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CALDWELL-SIDE |
Caldwell-side
Caldwell-side
Caldwell-side
Caldwell-side |
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Annan
Mr John Gray |
025.16 |
A small farmsteading slated in good repair. Property of William Girdwood |
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HUNTLYHILL |
Huntlyhill
Huntlyhill
Huntlyhill
Huntlyhill |
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Annan
Mr John Gray |
025.16 |
A farmsteading one storey slated in good repair.
Property of J. Gillespie Esq |
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SPRINGBURN |
Springburn
Springburn
Springburn
Springburn |
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Annan
Mr John Gray |
025.16 |
A cothouse one storey slated in good repair property of Sir Charles Ross |
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Baties Mains. This Name has been incorrectly pre-populated as "Balies Mains". Admin informed of this and also the fact that transcribed data for this place has somehow duplicated on this page. Duplication seems to have rectified, pre-population still to amend. Now fixed |
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JERVISWOOD MAINS |
Jerviswood Mains
Jerviswood Mains
Jerviswood Mains
Jerviswood Mains
Jarviswood
Jarvies Wood |
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Annan
Mr John Gray
Frasers Map
Johnstons County Map |
025.11 |
A farmsteading, dwelling-house 2 storeys, offices one, all slated in good repair.
Property of J. Bayly Esq |
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MELVINHALL |
Melvinhall
Melvinhall
Melvinhall
Melvinhall
Melvinhall
Melvinhall |
Rev Thos. [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Annan
Mr John Gray
Frasers Map
Johnstons County Map |
025.11 |
A cothouse, one storey, slated, in good repair. Property of J. Bayly Esq |
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VALLEYFIELD |
Valleyfield
Valleyfield
Valleyfield
Valleyfield |
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Annan |
025.11 |
A cothouse, one storey, slated, in good repair. Property of J. Scott Esq |
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RACE COURSE [Lanark Moor] |
Race Course
Race Course
Race Course
Race Course |
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Annan
Mr John Gray |
025.16 |
The Lanark race Course occupies a portion of the Lanark Moor on the west side. It is a mile round. Kept in good repair, two small stands and a weighing shed are permanent objects. property of the burghers of the town of Lanark |
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SANDYFORD BRIDGE |
Sandyford Bridge
Sandyford Bridge
Sandyford Bridge |
Mr Wm [William] Allan
Mr Alexr [Alexander] Veitch
Mr Archd [Archibald] Ross |
025.16 |
A small stone bridge of one arch over Sandyford Burn on the turnpike road from Douglas to Carnwath - built by the County. |
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LANARK MOOR |
Lanark Moor
Lanark Moor
Lanark Moor
Lanark Moor
Lanark Muir
Lanark Muir |
Rev Thomas Stark
Mr Robert Wood
Mr William Annan
Mr John Gray
Frasers Map
Johnstons County map |
025.16 |
A large patch of pasture, Rough & heathy with furze
It is the property of the burghers of the town of Lanark |
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SANDY BURN |
Sandyford Burn
Sandyford Burn
Sandyford Burn
Sandy Burn
Sandy Burn
Sandy Burn |
Mr Wm [William] Annan
Mr Alexr [Alexander] Veitch
Mr Archd [Archibald] Ross
The Rev Wm [William] Struthers, Minister, Carstairs
Robert Monteith Esq of Carstairs
Mr John Murray Schoolm [Schoolmaster] of Carstairs |
025.16; 026.13 |
A small stream formed by drains on Lanark Moor, after a short course it empties itself into the River Clyde near Cobblehaugh -
It forms a portion of both Parish and Municipal boundary for a short distance of its course |
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BONNINGTON |
Bonnington
Bonnington
Bonnington
Bonnington House
Bonington |
Rev A McGlashan
Mr J Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne
Forests Map
Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
032.03 |
A plain neat mansion in good repair, finely situated -
property of Sir Chas. [Charles] Ross |
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CORRA LINN |
Corra Linn
Corra Linn
Corra Linn
Corra Linn |
Rev A McGlashan
Mr J Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne
Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
032.03 |
The highest and most striking of the three waterfalls on the Clyde. This is formed of two cascades several yards apart. On each side the river is enclosed by high black rocks. The best view on the Bonnington side is one which has been recently opened up by the present proprietor Sir Chas. [Charles] Ross
A flight of steps has been formed on the face of the rock by which the traveller descends to the level of the bottom of the falls & immediately in front of them |
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ROBIESLAND |
Robiesland
Robiesland
Robiesland |
Rev A. McGlashan
Mr J Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
032.03 |
Slated farmstead in good repair property of Sir Chas [Charles] Ross |
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PONCLAIR BURN |
Ponclair Burn
Ponclair Burn
Ponclair Burn |
Mr Wm [William] Annan
Mr Alexr [Alexander] Veitch
Mr Archd [Archibald] Ross |
032.03 |
A small stream which rises from a recently covered well and falls into the River Clyde at Lanark Mills - |
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RIVER CLYDE |
River Clyde
River Clyde
River Clyde |
Rev A McGlashan
Mr Jno [John] Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025; 032 |
The portion of River Clyde which forms a boundary of Lanark Ph [Parish] is about ten miles in extent. From a short distance above Hyndford Bridge it begins a S. [South] Westerly course through holm land to the junction of Douglas Water at which point it forms an acute bend and takes a N. [North] Westerly course to the village of Crossford where it leaves the Ph [Parish] of Lanark. In its course from Douglas Water to Crossford it is thrown over Bonnington, Corra, Dundaff & Stonebyres Linns and passes the villages of New Lanark, Kirkfield Bank & Hazelbank & receives Mo [Mouse] Water, River Nethan & severa [several] smaller streams. |
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River Clyde. No Situation is actually shown on this page. A small part of the latter part of the Description is lost in the tight binding of the right margin. |
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NEW LANARK |
New Lanark
New Lanark
New Lanark |
Rev Alex [Alexander] McGlashan#Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
032.03 |
A large village tenanted by the girls and workmen attached to the twist mills within the village
The rows of tenements are slated buildings in good repair, of 5 & 6 storeys in height. There is a school is a building close to the factory. The village is concealed by steep wooded hills. |
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NEW LANARK MILLS |
New Lanark Mills
New Lanark Mills
New Lanark Mills |
Rev Alex [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
032.03 |
The first of these mills was built by David Dale in 1784. They now consist of several high substantial plain buildings, extending along the water's edge, accommodating upwards of 1000 workmen & factory girls.
The manufacture is cotton twist. There is no steam power used, but nearly all the water of the Clyde is diverted to the machinery of the mills
- Walker & Co are the present proprietors |
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BONNINGTON MAINS |
Bonnington Mains
Bonnington Mains
Bonnington Mains
Bonington
Bonnington Farm |
Rev Alex [Alexander] McGlashane
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne
Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Forrests Map |
032.03 |
Large farmstead in good repair
Property of Sir Chas. [Charles] Ross |
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DUNDAFF LINN |
Dundaff Linn
Dundaff Linn
Dundaff Linn
Dundaf Linn |
Rev Alex [Alexander] McGlashane
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne
Stat.Acct. [Statistical Account] |
032.03 |
A waterfall on the Clyde & 4 feet in height. It extends entirely over the river |
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PAVILION [Corra Linn] |
Pavilion
Pavilion
Pavilion |
Rev Alex [Alexander] McGlashane
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
032.03 |
A small neat building.
The interior is furnished with a series of mirrors which display a curious reflection of Corra Linn |
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WALLACE'S CAVE |
Wallace's Cave
Wallace's Cave
Wallace's Cave |
Rev Alex [Alexander] McGlashane
Mr John Gray
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
032.03 |
A cavity on the face of cliff near Corra Linn. Nearly circular in form - 12 ft [feet] in height - about 10 in diameter, said to have been a hiding place of Wallace |
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LANGLOCH |
Langloch
Langloch
Langloch |
Rev T. Stark
Mr Wm [William] Annan
Mr John Gray |
032.04 |
Farmstead in good repair
Name derived from loch adjacent. The loch itself never receives the name of Lang Loch |
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MOTE [Lanark] |
Mote
Mote
Mote |
Rev T. Stark
Mr W Annan
Mr John Gray |
032.04 |
A flat round patch of pasture elevated about 2 feet above a broad ditch which nearly surrounds it. There are several old fir trees on it. Nothing of its history is known in the locality.
It is called the Mote
The ditch is perhaps artificial, but has never been constructed for defensive purposes, the circumference is too small, and the position altogether unfavourable for a fort. It was probably a justice seat.
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LANARKMOOR T.P. |
Lanarkmoor T.P. [Turnpike]
Lanarkmoor T.P. [Turnpike]
Lanarkmoor T.P. [Turnpike]
Lanarkmoor T.P. [Turnpike] |
Rev T. Stark
Mr Annan
Mr John Gray
On Re-reference to Authorities |
032.04 |
A Toll bar. Full rates leviable. |
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Lanarkmoor Turnpike. This name has originally been entered by the surveyor as "Lanarkmuir Turnpike" which has been scored through and amended.
Mote. The portion of Description beginning "The ditch is perhaps" has been written in a different hand. |
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HYNDFORD |
Hyndford
Hyndford
Hyndford |
Rev T. Stark
Mr Wm [William] Annan
Mr J. Gray |
032.04 |
Large farmstead in good repair property of Sir Wyndham Anstruther |
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HYNDFORD BRIDGE |
Hyndford Bridge
Hyndford Bridge
Hyndford Bridge |
Rev T. Stark
Mr W, Annan
Mr J. Gray |
032.04 |
A large stone bridge, 5 arches, built over the Clyde. The architectural details are strong & elegant. It is a county bridge |
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HYNDFORDBRIDGE-END |
Hyndfordbridge-end
Hyndfordbridge-end
Hyndfordbridge-end |
Rev T. Stark
Mr W Annan
Mr J Gray |
032.04 |
A neat hamlet, small, houses one storey in good repair |
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OLD TILLIEFORD |
Old Tillieford
Old Tullieford
Old Tillieford
Old Tillieford |
Rev Thos. [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt. [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Anna
Mr John Gray |
032.07 |
A one storey thatched farmstead in bad repair Property of Sir Charles Ross Bart. [Baronet] Bonnington. There is a ford across the Clyde here, from which circumstance3 the name is derived.- |
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TILLIE FORD |
Tillie Ford |
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Anna
Mr John Gray |
032.07 |
A ford crossing the River Clyde about half a mile above Bonnington Linn. |
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Tillie Ford. Only one Spelling is shown for this place, but four Authorities. |
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BONNINGTON LINN |
Bonnington Linn
Bonnington Linn
Bonnington Linn
Bonnington Linn
Bonnington Fall |
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Anna
Mr John Gray
New Stat. [Statistical] Acct. [Account] |
032.07 |
The uppermost of the Falls of Clyde. The river here is divided into two parts by an island access to which is by an iron bridge from the north side; a little to the west of this bridge the water rushes over an almost perpendicular height of thirty feet. On the South of the island the fall is broken into two the lowermost is about twenty feet perpendicular & is a continuation of the shelf
on the north of the island
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CHARLESTON |
Charleston
Charleston
Charleston |
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Anna |
033.10 |
Farmsteading, dwelling house two, offices one storey high, the former slated, the latter partly slated and partly tiled. all in very good repair. property of Sir Chas [Charles] Ross. |
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COBLEHAUGH |
Coblehaugh
Coblehaugh
Coblehaugh |
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Anna |
026.13 |
Farmsteading, dwelling house & offices one storey high, slated, and in good repair.
property of Sir Chas. [Charles] Ross. |
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THE SHOALS |
The Shoals
The Shoals
The Shoals |
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Anna |
033.10 |
This name is applied to that portion of the River Clyde between Hyndford and Carmichael Mills, so called from the circumstance of the bed of the river suddenly becoming very rocky, & its course rapid & shallow |
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BOATHAUGH |
Boathaugh
Boathaugh
Boathaugh |
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Anna |
032.08 |
Farmsteading, dwelling & outhouses all one storey high, thatched & in good repair, property of Sir Chas [Charles] Ross. |
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HYNDFORD MILLS |
Hyndford Mills
Hyndford Mills
Hyndford Mills |
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Anna |
033.01 |
A group of buildings, one of which is a corn mill, another a bone dust & carding mill, the remainder composing the dwelling & out offices to the same, all one storey high, thatched, tiled & slated (partly) and in middling repair, the mills are worked by water, the machinery of each about 10 horse power, property of Sir Chas [Charles] Ross. |
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CASTLEGATE |
Castlegate
Castlegate
Castlegate |
Revd Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Revd Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood |
025.15 |
A two storey dwelling house situated at the southern extremity of the street bearing the same name.
It is slated and in very good repair
Property of Mr Daniel Thomson. |
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CASTLEPARK |
Castlepark
Castlepark
Castlepark |
Revd Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Revd Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood |
025.15 |
Farmsteading, dwelling house two storeys and slated, out offices one storey and thatched. All in good repair. Property of the Misses Prentice |
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NEMPHLAR |
Nemphlar
Nemphlar
Nemphlar
Nemphlar
Nemphlar
Nemphlar |
Revd Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Mr John Gray
Mr Ballantyne
Johnstons County Map
Forrests Map
Stat.Acct. [Statistical Account] |
025.10 |
A considerable hamlet comprised chiefly of groups of detached Farm houses and cottages, the several groups bearing distinctive names, but all known by the general name of Nemphlar. Property of Norman Lockhart Esq Lee House. |
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CASTLE HILL |
Castle Hill
Castle Hill
Castle Hill
Castle Hill |
Revd Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Revd Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
025.15 |
A small prominent knoll, in the immediate vicinity of and between the town of Lanark and the River Clyde, on the summit of which it is supposed a Castle once stood, at present no remains of the Castle or any of its defensive works are traceable. The summit of the hill is now a bowling green and its sides gardens.
"The Castle-Hill, which we have already mentioned as a small mount in the immediate vicinity of the town, towards the river, is supposed to have been originally a Roman castellum; and General Roy mentions a fine silver Faustina as having been found here. But at present there is scarcely left a single vestige either of the ancient Roman work, or of the royal castle which in later times occupied its site. It has been converted into a bowling-green"
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DELVES |
Dells
Delves
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Delves |
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Revd Thos [Thomas] Stark
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Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
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The ruin of a two storey building erected for a Tannery and used as such for a short time. It is now used as a shed for cattle. |
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BRAXFIELD |
Braxfield
Braxfield
Braxfield |
Revd Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Revd Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood |
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A plain two storey dwellinghouse the adjacent out offices are one storey, all slated and in good repair. Property of Mr R. McQueen. |
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GALLOWHILL COTTAGE |
Gallowhill Cottage
Gallowhill Cottage
Gallowhill Cottage |
Revd Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Revd Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood |
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A small farmsteading, consisting of dwelling house and out offices, all one storey, slated and in very good repair. property of Lady Vessy. |
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GULLIE-TUDLEM |
Gullie-tudlem
Gullie-tudlem
Gullie-tudlem
Gullie-tudlem
Gullie-tudlem |
History of Lanark, dated 1835
Revd Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Revd Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne
Mr Robert Wood |
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A deep ravine, extending from the south-ern extremity of Castlegate to the River Clyde and bounded on the East for a short distance by Castle Hill. A small stream formed by the sewerage of Lanark runs through it. In a history of Lanark bearing date 1835, it is said of this ravine that
"This den must have been an admirable defence to the Castle, in days of yore; as it retains all the marks of having been anciently filled with water"
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SMYLLUM PARK |
Smyllum Park
Smyllum Park
Smyllum Park
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Revd Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Revd Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
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A massive erection built in the Norman style of Architecture, it consists of two connected quadrangular blocks with battlemented tops. In the centre of the front line of the main block, a large circular tower rises to a considerable height above the walls of the building, two smaller towers of similar form, with loop windows abut from its side, and an elegant porch composed of miniature tower and battlements projects from its base. There are also square battlemented towers with loop windows at the corners of the front block. The second block is plain in construction, a battlement is carried round the top and round watch towers are placed at the angles and other points of the lines at irregular intervals.
The courtyard at the back of the second block, is enclosed by a high semicircular wall, the adjacent offices are large and exhibit some details in the Norman Style. It is the property of Miss Mary Carmichael. |
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SCHOOL [Nemphlar] |
School
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Revd Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
Revd Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Wm [William] Ballantyne |
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A small one storey thatched house used as a school for the accommodation of the village of Nemphlar. The Schoolmaster receives the sum of £5 yearly from the heritors of the Parish and his house and garden are free, with these exceptions, he is entirely dependant on the scholars fees which are very small. Average attendance 25. Education reading, writing and arithmetic. |
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NAME BOOK
Parish of Lanark
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Index [header]
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Name -- Page
Applebank -- 6
Argyle Cottage -- 50
Auchenglen -- 5
Ballians -- 23
Balies Mains -- 51
Bankhead -- 39
Baronald -- 21
Baronald Bank -- 38
Baronald Burn -- 21
Belfield -- 28
Birkenhead -- 11
Birkhill -- 5
Boathaugh -- 64
Bonnington -- 55
Bonnington Linn -- 62
Bonnington Mains -- 58
Briarybank -- 39
Bridge-end -- 37
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Brockland -- 47
Brockland Bridge -- 7
Brockland Burn -- 7
Brockland Glen -- 7
Burnbank (Farm) -- 5
Burnbank (Cothouse) -- 28
Braxfield -- 67
Bridge -- 3
Braxfield Burn -- 44
Caldwellside -- 51
Caledonian Railway -- 10
Carfin -- 6
Cartland -- 9
Cartland Bridge -- 21
Cartland Bridge T.P. [Turnpike] -- 17
Cartland Craigs -- 22
Cartland Mains -- 24
Cartland Smithy -- 24
Castle (Ruins) -- 30
[Column 3]
Castlebank -- 42
Castlehill -- 30
Castle Qua (Ruins) -- 19
Chapel -- 25
Chapel Knowe -- 18
Charleston -- 63
Cleekimin -- 3
Cleghorn -- 14
Cleghorn Bridge -- 33
Cleghorn Bridge T.P. [Turnpike] -- 33
Cleghorn Mill -- 31
Cleghorn Station -- 33
Clydebank -- 16
Clydesbank -- 38
Clydesholm Green -- 37
Coblehaugh -- 63
Collielaw -- 3
Congregational Church -- 44
Corra Linn -- 55
Cottagehill -- 46
[Column 4]
Carig Cottage -- 17
Craigen Hill -- 9
Craigenhill Lime Works -- 12
Crofthead -- 26
Croftonhill -- 21
Crossford Bridge -- 15
Crosslaw -- 41
Castlepark -- 65
Castlegate -- 65
Castle Hill -- 66
Ducking Stane -- 13
Dovecot -- 45
Dunduff Linn -- 58
Delves -- 66
East-town of Nemphlar -- 18 |
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INDEX [in header]
[Column 1]
Name -- Page
Foundry -- 49
Friarsfield -- 41
Fulwood -- 11
Fulwood Burn -- 30
Gallow Hill -- 48
Gas Works -- 46
Gibshouse -- 8
Glenburnie -- 27
Greentowers -- 24
Gallowhill Cottage -- 67
Gullie-tudlum -- 67
Hagholm -- 34
Hakespie Hill -- 36
Halltown of Nemphlar -- 26
Heatheramlane -- 25
Hewisonhall -- 6
Holmfoot -- 6
Huntlybank -- 34
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Huntlygate -- 29
Huntlyhill -- 51
Hyndford -- 60
Hyndford Bridge -- 60
Hyndeford Bridge-end -- 60
Hyndford Mills -- 64
Jerviswood -- 27
Jerviswood Mains -- 52
Jerviswood Mill -- 31
Kingsons Knowe -- 44
Kingsons Knowe Cottage -- 43
Knowetop -- 26
Lanark Branch of the Caledonian Ry [Railway] -- 32
Lanark House -- 43
[Column 3]
Lanark Moor -- 53
Lanarkmuir T.P. [Turnpike] -- 59
Lanark (parish) -- 1
Lanark Old Bridge -- 37
Lanark Old Bridge T.P. [Turnpike] -- 37
Langloch -- 59
Lee Burn -- 8
Lee Folly -- 24
Lee House -- 9
Leemuir -- 3
Limestone Quarry -- 12
Linnbank -- 36
Linnhead -- 36
Loch Cottage -- 42
Lochknowes -- 7
Lockhart Bank -- 10
Lockhartmill -- 27
Longhill -- 11
Leitch Ford -- 32
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Manse (Congregational) -- 44
Manse (Free Church) -- 47
Mansefield -- 48
Mashock Burn -- 5
Melvinhall -- 52
Middlebank -- 23
Middletown of Nemphlar -- 26
Mill Farm (Plan XXV.12) -- 31
Mill Farm (Plan XXV.14) -- 35
Mote -- 59
Mousebank -- 28
Mouse Mill -- 35
Mouse Water -- 19
My Lady's Well -- 17 |
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Name -- Page
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Nemphlarbrae -- 10
Nemphlarmoor -- 15
New Lanark -- 57
New Lanark Mills -- 57
Newmains -- 42
New-steadings -- 23
Northfaulds -- 29
Nurserybank -- 47
Nurserybank Cottage -- 50
Nemphlar -- 65
Old Tillieford -- 61
Old Windsor -- 14
Orchard-dell -- 35
Park Place -- 50
Pavilion -- 58
Pease Tree -- 8
Peatly Cottage -- 47
Ponclair Burn -- 56
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Race Course -- 53
River Clyde -- 56
Robiesland -- 55
Roman Camp -- 14
Rothestonbank -- 25
Roman Road -- 25
Roman Camp -- 4
School -- 41
Smylum Cottage -- 41
Springburn -- 51
Springfield -- 58
Square -- 23
Stanmore -- 29
Steeles Cross -- 49
Stickhill -- 34
Stobielee Burn -- 13
Stonebyres Linn -- 38
St Kentigern's Church (Ruins) -- 40
St Patrick's Cottage -- 45
St Patrick's Well -- 45
Sunyside Lodge -- 35
Sandyford Bridge -- 53
Sandy Burn -- 54
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Smyllum Park -- 68
Tillie Ford -- 61
Tintochland -- 18
The Shoals -- 63
School -- 22
School -- 68
Valleyfield -- 52
The Dub -- 49
Woodend Burn -- 32
Wallaces Cave (Plan XXV.10) -- 20
Wallaces Cave (Plan XXII.3) -- 58
Watch-holes -- 12
Waterloo Place -- 48
Welldale -- 36
Wellhead -- 14
Westport -- 43
West Nemphlar -- 16
Westside of Nemphlar -- 16
West-town of Nemphlar -- 16
Whamperflat -- 39
Wheatpark -- 49
Whinpark -- 25
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Whitehill -- 46
Windsor -- 34
Woodend -- 27 |
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