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KENT |
Kent
Kent
Kent |
Rev [Reverend] A, McNaughton
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J. Blair |
031.15 |
A cothouse, thatched in bad repair - property of Jas. [James] Alston Esq. [Esquire]
This word is probably the Scotticism signifying known. |
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YONDERTOWN |
Yondertown
Yondertown
Yondertown
Yonder Town |
Rev [Reverend] A. McNaughton
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J. Blair
Forrests Map |
031.15 |
An extensive farmsteading in good repair, offices one & two storeys, dwellinghouse one, buildings slated & thatched, property of Jas. [James] Allston Esq. [Esquire] |
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Yondertown. Spelling "Yonder Town" and related Authority written in red ink. |
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HALFMERKLAND |
Halfmerkland
Halfmerkland
Halfmerkland
Halfmerkland |
Forrests Map
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr Wm [William] Weir |
031.15 |
Farmsteading - new, one storey slated, property of Mr Wm [William] Hamilton |
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NETHER SKELLYHILL |
Nether Skellyhill
Nether Skellyhill
Nether Skellyhill |
Rev A McNaughton
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair |
031.15 |
A farmsteading in good repair
one storey slated |
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OVER SKELLYHILL |
Over Skellyhill
Over Skellyhill
Over Skellyhill |
Rev A McNaughton
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair |
031.15 |
A farmsteading in good repair - one storey, property of Mr John Steel |
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SCORRIEHOLM |
Scorrieholm
Scorrieholm
Scorrieholm
Scorryholm
Scorryholm |
Rev A McNaughton
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Johnston's County Map
Forrests Map |
031.15 |
Farmsteading - old, dilapidated, one storey, thatched, property of Mr Wm [William] Hamiton |
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WHITESIDEHILL |
Whitesidehill
Whitesidehill
Whitesidehill
Whiteside Hill |
Rev A McNaughton
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J. Blair
Forrests Map |
031.15 |
A farmsteading in good repair - one storey, slated
Property of W. Hamilton Esq |
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HOLMHEAD |
Holmhead
Holmhead
Holmhead |
Rev A McNaughton
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair |
031.15 |
Farmsteading in good repair, one storey, slated - property of Jas. [James] Alston Esq |
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LOANFOOT |
Loanfoot
Loanfoot
Loanfoot |
Rev A McNaughton
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair |
031.15 |
A cothouse, old thatched, property of Thos. [Thomas] Hamilton |
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WATERSIDE |
Waterside
Waterside
Waterside |
Rev A McNaughton
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair |
031.15 |
Farmsteading in good repair, slated, one storey, property of Jas [James] Alston Esq |
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WATERSIDE BRIDGE |
Waterside Bridge
Waterside Bridge
Waterside Bridge |
Rev A McNaughton
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair |
031.15 |
A stone bridge, one arch, built over Logan Water - parish bridge - in good repair |
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Waterside Bridge. Written beneath Name entry is "Written in stamp on plan." |
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LOGAN WATER |
Logan Water
Logan Water
Logan Water |
Rev A. McNaughton
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair |
031.14 |
A stream which takes its rise near the S.W. [South West] extremity of the Ph [Parish], and after a rapid course over a rocky bed joins the "Nethan" near the mansion "Stockbridge". |
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REDDOCH BRAE |
Reddoch Brae
Reddoch Brae
Reddoch Brae |
Rev A. McNaughton
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair |
031.15 |
A steep wooded slope which gives its name to the farm upon which it is situated |
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REDDOCHBRAE |
Reddochbrae
Reddochbrae
Reddochbrae |
Rev A. McNaughton
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair |
031.15 |
A farmsteading, one storey slated, in good repair - property of Mr Steel |
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WARLAW HILL |
Warlaw Hill
Warlaw Hill
Warlaw Hill |
Johnston's County Map
Forrests Map
Mr Campbell, J. Blair & Wm [William] Weir |
031.15 |
This name is applied to the summit of an extensive elevation with the exception a patch of hy [heathy] pasture it is arable to the summit |
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DIVITY |
Divity
Divity
Divity |
Rev A McNaughton
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair |
031.15 |
Cothouses in middling repair, property of J. Alston Esq |
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MIDDLEHOLM |
Middleholm
Middleholm
Middleholm |
Rev A McNaughton
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair |
031.15 |
Farmsteading in good repair, 1 [one] storey, slated, property of Jas. [James] Alston Esq |
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WHITESIDE |
Whiteside
Whiteside
Whiteside |
Rev A McNaughton
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair |
031.15 |
Farmsteading, one storey, slated in good repair, property of Mr Thony |
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LAIGH WHITESIDE |
Laigh Whiteside
Laigh Whiteside
Laigh Whiteside |
Rev A. McNaughton
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair |
031.15 |
Farmsteading in bad repair thatched, one storey - property of Jas. [James] Sinclair |
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AUCHLOCHAN |
Auchlochan
Auchlochan
Auchlochan |
Rev A McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J. Blair |
031.16 |
A plain modern mansion two storeys with sunk area in good repair. Property of Mr Brown |
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BRIDGEHOLM |
Bridgeholm
Bridgeholm
Bridgeholm |
Revd. A. McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J. Blair |
031.16 |
A farmsteading Dwelling house and offices one storey thatched in good repair. Property of James Brown Esq. |
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HILL |
Hill |
Rev A McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J. Blair |
031.16 |
A farmsteading Dwelling house & office one storey thatched in a dilapidated state. Property of Mr Thompson. |
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HILLMILL |
Hill Mill
Hill Mill
Hill Mill |
Rev A McNaughton
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair |
031.16 |
A farmsteading Dwelling house and offices one storey thatched in a dilapidated state
Property of Mr Thompson
The first portion of this name is derived from an adjacent farmsteading, named Hill
The second from an adjacent ruin formerly a mill |
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Hill. Only one Spelling is given, but three Authorities.
Hillmill. This name has originally been entered as "Hill Mill" on the page, but then scored through and amended to "HIllmill" with initials "HP" and "MRR" adjoining. All three Authorities appear to have given the Spelling "Hill Mill". |
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HOLLENBUSH |
Hollenbush
Hollenbush
Hollenbush |
Rev A McNaughton DD
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair |
031.16 |
A farmsteading Dwelling house one storey slated, offices one storey slated & thatched all in good repair Property of James Brown Esqr |
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JOHNSHILL |
Johnshill
Johnshill
Johnshill |
Rev A. McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J. Blair |
031.16 |
A farmsteading Dwelling house and offices one storey slated and in good repair. Property of James Brown Esq |
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NEUK |
Neuk
Neuk
Neuk |
Rev A. McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J. Blair |
031.16 |
A farmsteading Dwelling house two storeys thatched, offices one storey slated all in good repair.
Property of Mr Jackson |
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OLD JOHNSHILL |
Old Johnshill
Old Johnshill
Old Johnshill |
Rev A McNaughton
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J. Blair |
031.16 |
A row of cothouses one & two storeys partly slated & partly thatched, in good repair
Property of James Brown Esq |
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ACRETOPHEAD |
Acretophead
Acretophead
Acretophead |
Rev A. McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J. Blair |
031.16 |
A farmsteading Dwelling house one storey slated offices one storey thatched in bad repair
Property of J Brown Esq |
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BLACKRECK'NING |
Blackreck'ning
Blackreck'ning
Blackreck'ning
Blackreckoning
Blackreckoning |
Rev A. McNaughton DD
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair
Forrests County Map
Johnstons County Map |
031.16 |
A farmsteading Dwelling house and offices one storey slated in good repair Property of James Brown Esq |
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FOULFORD |
Foulford
Foulford
Foulford |
Rev A. McNaughton DD
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair |
031.16 |
A row of cothouses one storey thatched in good repair
Property of James Brown Esq |
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GLAICKHEAD |
Glaickhead
Glaickhead
Glaickhead
Glaikhead
Glaikhead |
Rev A McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J. Blair
Johnston's County Map
Forrests Map |
031.16 |
A farmsteading Dwelling house & offices one storey thatched in bad repair property of James Brown Esq |
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AUCHLOCHAN BRIDGE |
Auchlochan Bridge
Auchlochan Bridge
Auchlochan Bridge |
Rev A McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair |
031.16 |
A stone bridge one arch built and kept in repair by the Parish. Built over the river Nethan |
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TROWS SCHOOL |
Trows School
Trows School
Trows School
Trows School |
Rev A. McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J. Blair |
031.16 |
A one storey house thatched in good repair. Property of Mr McGhee. Supported by the fees of the children. |
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TURNBURN BRAE |
Turnburn Brae
Turnburn Brae
Turnburn Brae |
Rev A. McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J. Blair |
031.16 |
A slope partly wooded, name derived from its situation at an acute bend of the river Nethan |
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Trows School. This place appears four times under Spelling, but only three Authorities are given. |
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BLACK CRAIG |
Black Craig
Black Craig
Black Craig |
Rev A. McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J. Blair |
031.16 |
A rock which hangs out conspicuously from a precipitous bank which dips towards the river Nethan. Name derived from colour |
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HILLSIDE |
Hillside
Hillside
Hillside |
Rev A. McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair |
031.16 |
A farm steading Dwellinghouse and offices one storey slated in good repair property of James Brown Esq |
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RIVER NETHAN |
River Nethan
River Nethan
River Nethan
Nethan Water |
Rev A McNaughton
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Forrests County Map |
031 |
A river which runs the entire length of the Ph [Parish] of Lesmahagow taking its rise on the S. [South] side of a hill named Nutberry at the Southern extremity of the Ph [Parish] and joining the Clyde at the village of Crossford. Its banks are generally wooded - bed rocky - passes the village of Lesmahagow and through several large bridges, one of these - a railway viaduct of 130 ft in height and a short distance before its final junction with the Clyde flows past at the base of a line of cliffs - freestone - which reach the elevation of 300 ft. |
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River Nethan. No entry appears in the column headed Situation, although the pre-populated entry 031 correctly indicates the map sheet on which it is depicted. |
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RIVER CLYDE |
River Clyde
River Clyde
River Clyde |
Rev A McNaughton
Mr D. Campbell
Mr W. Weir |
031 |
The portion of the River Clyde which forms the Western boundary of Lesmahagow Ph [Parish] extends from the junction of Douglas Water to a farmsteading named Threepwood, a distance on nine miles, and proba [probably ?] by the most picturesque part of its long course. In this distance it falls over the famous Linns of Bonn [Bonnington] Corra & Stonebyres, works the machinery of the large cotton mills of New Lanark, and washes the villages of Kirkfieldbank Hazelbank & Crossford. From Bonniton to Corra Linn it is enclosed within cliffs of old red sandstone beyond this its banks are covered with large woods & rich orchards
It is crossed by a large bridge at Crossford & another at Kirkfieldbank and a small iron bridge connects the Lanark side of the river with an island in the centre of Bonniton fall. |
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DILLAR HILL |
Dillar Hill
Dillar Hill
Dillar Hill
Dillarhill |
Rev A McNaughton
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair
Johnstons County Map |
032.01 |
A third class hill arable nearly to the summit descent gradual on all sides |
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DILLARS |
Dillars
Dillars
Dillars |
Rev A McNaughton
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair |
032.01 |
A slated farmsteading one storey in good repair, property of J. Ingles Esq |
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GILLHEAD |
Gillhead
Gillhead
Gillhead |
Rev A. McNaughton
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair |
032.01 |
A thatched farmsteading in bad repair, Property of J Ingles Esq |
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AFFLECK |
Affleck
Affleck
Affleck
Affleck |
Rev A McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J. Blair |
032.10 |
A farmsteading partlt slated & partly thatched one storey, good repair. Property of J. Ingles Esq |
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CLARKSTON |
Clarkstone
Clarkston
Clarkston
Clarkston |
Rev A McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair |
032.10 |
A farmsteading one storey slated in good repair
Property of J. Ingles Esq |
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LESSERLINN |
Lesserlinn
Lesserlinn
Lesserlinn
Lesserlinn |
Rev A. McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair |
032.10 |
A farmsteading one storey slated in good repair Property of J. Ingles Esq. There is a small linn near the house from which it probably derives its name |
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MUIRDALES |
Muirdales
Muirdales
Muirdales
Muirdale |
Rev A. McNaughton
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Forrests County Map |
032.10 |
A thatched farmsteading in bad repair, property of J. Ingles Esq |
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Clarkston. No Authority is given for the Spelling "Clarkstone".
Affleck. There are four entries under Spelling, but only three Authorities.
Lesserlinn. There are four entries under Spelling, but only three Authorities. |
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DUNDAFF LINN |
Dundaff Linn
Dundaff Linn
Dundaff Linn
Dundaf Linn |
Rev Alexr [Alexander] McGlashan
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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EAST TEATHS |
East Teaths
East Teaths
East Teaths |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
032.02 |
A farmsteading one storey thatched in tolerable repair
Property of Mr Thompson |
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GREENRIG |
Greenridge
Greenrig
Greenrig
Greenrig |
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
032.02 |
A farmsteading Dwellinghouse two storeys offices one storey all slated in good repair
Property of Mr Semple |
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SMITHYSHAWS |
Smithyshaws
Smithyshaws
Smithyshaws |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
032.02 |
A cothouse one storey thatched in good repair Property of Mr Semple |
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TEATHS |
Teaths
Teaths
Teaths
Teaths
Teaths |
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir
Forrests County Map
Johnston's Map |
032.02 |
A farmsteading Dwelling house two storeys offices one storey, all slated in good repair property of Mr D Steel |
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BROWNSDALE |
Brownsdale
Brownsdale
Brownsdale |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
032.02 |
A thatched cothouse in good repair. Property of Mr A. Semple |
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GREENHILL |
Greenhill
Greenhill
Greenhill |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
032.02 |
A thatched farmsteading one storey in good repair
Property of Mr A. Semple |
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OVERHALL |
Overhall
Overhall
Overhall |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
032.02 |
A farmsteading one storey slated in good repair
Property of Miss Cranston |
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SPRINGFIELD |
Springfield
Springfield
Springfield |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J. Blair
Mr W. Weir |
032.02 |
A cothouse one storey thatched in good repair. Property of Mr A. Semple |
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TEATHSBURN |
Teathsburn
Teathsburn
Teathsburn |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
032.02 |
A farmsteading one storey thatched in bad repair
Property of Mr Wm [William] Thompson |
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BYRETOWN |
Byretown
Byretown
Byretown |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
032.03 |
A large farmsteading in excellent repair offices one, dwellinghouse two storeys. Property of Miss Cranstoun |
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COREHOUSE FARM |
Corehouse Farm
Corehouse Farm
Corehouse Farm |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
032.03 |
An extensive farmsteading with many of the latest improvements in use. Saw-mill attached, worked by water.
Property of Miss Cranstoun |
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DAMHILL |
Damhill
Damhill
Damhill |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
032.03 |
A slated house with small offices in connection with Corehouse farm |
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GREENHEAD |
Greenhead
Greenhead
Greenhead |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
032.03 |
Farmsteading one storey in good repair - property of Miss Cranstoun |
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CORRA CASTLE (Ruin) |
Cora Castle
Cora Castle
Cora Castle |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
032.03 |
A ruin of great antiquity which overlooks Corra Linn built on the edge of a rock wh [which] rises from the river almost vertical
date of erection, at least of its entire renewal is propbably about 1200.
It has been lately repaired, four vaulted chambers on the ground floor now roofed. It is approa [approached] on one side by a massive gateway from which a high broad ramp runs towards the river, cone [connecting ?] with the precipice. The wa [wall ?] is in an advanced state of decay
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LAKE COTTAGE |
Lake Cottage
Lake Cottage
Lake Cottage |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
032 |
A plain neat cottage situated at the side of an artificial lake near Corehouse |
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CORRA LINN |
Corra Linn
Corra Linn
Corra Linn |
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
032.03 |
This is the middle one of the famous linns of Clyde; consists of two distinct falls, a few yards apart, the uppermost about 30 ft in height the lower about 38.
A short distance above the Linn the water, when not swollen by rain, is confined within a narrow chasm of scarcely twelve feet in width.
Rushing through this rapid it soon reaches the first fall, on the face of which it is broken into a cloud of foam. From this point it is driven over an abrupt rugged bed to the last & highest fall which traverses the entire breadth of the river; from the summit of which it plunges into a broad deep caldron enclosed by high cliffs of the old red sandstone |
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THORNYLAW |
Thornylaw
Thornylaw
Thornylaw |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
032.03 |
Small neat cottage in good repair property of Miss Cranstoun |
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Ph [Parish] of Lesmahagow [in header] |
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COREHOUSE |
Corehouse
Corehouse
Corehouse
Core House |
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir
Forrests County Map |
032.03 |
A large elegant mansion property of Miss Cranstoun, situated adjacent to Corra Linn. The name Core is a corruption of Corra. The corrupted form is always use [used ?] in all documents. |
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GREENSHIELS |
Greenshiels
Greenshiels
Greenshiels |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr W. Weir
Mr J Blair |
032.10 |
Farmsteading slated in good repair |
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MOSSHEAD |
Mosshead
Mosshead
Mosshead |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
032.10 |
Thatched cothouses in bad repair property of Miss Cranston
"Mossside" "Mossvale" & "Mosshead" dervice their names from a large patch of moss adjacent |
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MOSSIDE |
Moss-side
Moss-side
Moss-side |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
032.10 |
Small thatched farmstead
Property of Miss Cranstoun |
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Mosside. While the Name is shown as pre-populated, all three Authorities have the Spelling "Moss-side". |
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BLACKHALL |
Blackhall
Blackhall
Blackhall |
Rev A McNaughton
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J. Blair |
032.05 |
A few thatched cothouses in good repair - property of Dr Pagan. |
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BOGHILL |
Boghill
Boghill
Boghill |
Rev A McNaughton
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair |
032.05 |
Farmsteading in indifferent repair one & two storeys. Property of Dr Pagan. |
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GREENPARK |
Greenpark
Greenpark
Greenpark |
Rev A McNaughton
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair |
032.05 |
Cottage one storey in good repair |
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DUMBRAXHILL |
Dumbraxhill
Dumbraxhill
Dumbraxhill
Dumbraxhill |
Rev A. McNaughton
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Johnstons County Map |
032.05 |
Farmsteading in good repair - one storey |
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DUNTERVY CASTLE (Ruin) |
Duntervy Castle
Duntervy Castle
Duntervy Castle
Castle in Ruin |
Rev A McNaughton
Mr D. Campbell
Mr John Blair
Forrests County Map |
032.05 |
An old castle once stood upon a portion of the ground now occupied by Dumbraxhill farmsteading
Nothing remains but a single gable of great thicknes [thickness] There is no tradition connect with it but the name - nothing to lead to the date of erection probably 1400. |
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MOAT |
Moat
Moat
Moat
Moat |
Rev A McNaughton
Mr D Campbell
Mr John Blair
Forrests County Map |
032.05 |
A farmsteading in good repair, property of Mr Barr. The eminence upon which it stands is said to be artificial and once surrounded by a ditch, which accounts for the name. The traces of the ditch do not appear - artificial origin of the hillock doubtful. |
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MOATYETT |
Moatyett
Moatyett
Moatyett
Moatyate
Moatyate |
Rev A McNaughton
mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Forrests County Map
Johnstons County Map |
032.05 |
Small farmsteading in good repair, one storey.
Yett is a Scotticism for gate & is probably used in this instance from the circumstance of its position at the gateway of the road leading to "Moat" |
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BANKFOOT |
Bankfoot
Bankfoot
Bankfoot |
Rev A McNaughton
Mr John Blair
Mr D. Campbell |
032.05 |
Thatched cothouse in indifferent repair |
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BORELAND |
Boreland
Boreland
Boreland |
Rev A McNaughton
Mr D. Campbell
Mr John Blair |
032.05 |
Farmsteading one storey - in good repair
Property of the Duke of hamilton |
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HAWKSLAND |
Hawksland
Hawksland
Hawksland |
Rev A. McNaughton
Mr D. Campbell
Mr John Blair |
032.05 |
Old farmsteading in indifferent repair - one storey - property of Mr John Barr. |
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TOWNHEAD OF BORELAND |
Townhead of Boreland
Townhead of Boreland
Townhead of Boreland |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr R Weir
Mr J. Blair |
032.05 |
A small farm steading one storey high the property of Mr Jas [James] Lamb |
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Ph [Parish] of Lesmahagow [in header]
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DARNFILLAN |
Darnfillan
Darnfillan
Darnfillan |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
032.06 |
A farmsteading dwellinghouse two stories offices one storey all slated in good repair
Property of Mr A. Semple |
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INTAKHOUSE |
Intak House
Intakehouse
Intakhouse
Intakhouse
Intakhouse |
Johnstons County Map
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
032.02 |
A farmsteading one storey slated in good repair. Property of Mr Semple |
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WOODEND |
Woodend
Woodend
Woodend |
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
032.02 |
A row of cothouses one storey partly slated & partly thatched in good repair. Property of Mr Robt [Robert] Pettiere [?] |
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WOODEND |
Woodend
Woodend
Woodend |
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
032.06 |
A row of thatched cothouses
Property of Mr A Semple |
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Ph [Parish] of Lesmahagow [in header] |
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Intakhouse. No Authority is given for the Spelling "Intakehouse" |
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LEELAW SCHOOL |
Leelaw School
Leelaw School
Leelaw School |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
032.06 |
A district school in receipt of £3 from the parish and fees of the pupils, one storey thatched in good repair |
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LEELAWMUIR |
Leelawmuir
Leelawmuir
Leelawmuir |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
032.06 |
A row of cothouses thatched one storey. Property of L. Blackwood Esq |
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NEUK |
Neuk
Neuk
Neuk |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
032.06 |
A row of cothouses thatched in bad repair. Property of L Blackwood Esq |
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Ph [Parish] of Lesmahagow [in header] |
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CAIRN (Site of) [nr Langside] |
Cairn (site of)
Cairn (site of)
Cairn (site of) |
Mr D Campbell
Mr J. Blair
Mr W. Weir |
032.06 |
The site of this cairn is still traceable though faint. It was of the largest kind of ancient sepulchral tumuli some urns were found within it. The stones have been used in the construction of fences |
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CORRAMORE |
Corramuir
Corramore
Corramore
Corramore |
Mr D Campbell
Mr J. Blair
Mr W. Weir |
032.06 |
A farmsteading thatched in good repair Property of Miss Carnston |
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LANGSIDE |
Langside
Langside
Langside
Longside
Longside |
Mr D Campbell
Mr J. Blair
Mr W. Weir
Forrests County Map
Johnstons [County] [Map] |
032.06 |
Thatched cothouses, in good repair. Property of Miss Cranston |
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ROSEHILL MAINS |
Rosehill Mains
Rosehill Mains
Rosehill Mains |
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
032.06 |
A thatched cothouse one storey in good repair
Mr J Young |
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Ph [Parish] of Lesmahagow [in header] |
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Corramore. No Authority is given for the Spelling Corramuir. |
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DICKLAND |
Dickland
Dickland
Dickland |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J. Blair
Mr W. Weir |
032.06 |
This name applies to several cothouses all thatched one storey in good repair |
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KILN KNOWE |
Kiln Knowe
Kiln Knowe
Kiln Knowe |
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
032.06 |
A small arable knoll with trigl. [Trigonometrical] station, there are some Kilns near, from which it probably receives its name |
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LEELAW |
Leelaw
Leelaw
Leelaw |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J. Blair
Mr W. Weir |
032.06 |
A farmsteading Dwellinghouse two storeys slated offices one thatched all in good repair. Property of T. Blackwood Esq |
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ROSEHILL |
Rosehill
Rosehill
Rosehill |
Mr D Campbell
Mr J. Blair
Mr W. Weir |
032.06 |
A farmsteading one storey part slated and partly thatched all in good repair. Property of Mr J. Young |
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Ph [Parish] of Lesmahagow [in header] |
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COREHOUSE BRICK AND TILE WORKS |
Corehouse Brick and Tile works
Corehouse Brick and Tile works
Corehouse Brick and Tile works |
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
032.06 |
An extensive brick and tile work property of Miss Cranston
engine attached 4 horse power |
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WINDYHILLS |
Windyhills
Windyhills
Windyhills |
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
032.06 |
A thatched farmsteading one storey good repair - property of Miss Cranston |
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Ph [Parish] of Lesmahagow [in header] |
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BIRKHILL |
Birkhill
Birkhill
Birkhill |
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
032.06 |
A slated farmsteading one storey in good repair
Property of Mr Marshall |
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CORANNA |
Coranna
Coranna
Coranna |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J. Blair
Mr W. Weir |
032.06 |
A slated farmsteading one storey in good repair Property of Mr Logan |
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KILNHILL |
Kilnhill
Kilnhill
Kilnhill
Killhill |
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir
Forrests County Map |
032.06 |
A slated farmsteading one storey, good repair. Property of Mr Thomas Brown |
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PORTCHEEK |
Portcheek
Portcheek
Portcheek |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J. Blair
Mr W Weir |
032.06 |
A thatched cothouse property of Mr Thomas Brown |
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WHIN KNOWE |
Whin Knowe
Whin Knowe
Whin Knowe |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
032.06 |
A small knoll covered with furze |
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Ph [Parish] of Lesmahagow [in header] |
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BIRNIEHOUSE |
Birniehouse
Birniehouse
Birniehouse |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
032.07 |
Small farmstead property of Lady Cranstoun |
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THIEVESFORD |
Thievesford
Thievesford
Thievesford
Thivesford |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir
Johnstons County Map |
032.07 |
Farmsteading slated & thatched in indifferent repair - property of Lady Cranstoun - origin of name unknown - probably refers to a ford on the Clyde |
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TILLIEFORD |
Tillieford
Tillieford
Tillieford |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
032.07 |
A plain small lodge attached to the grounds of Corra. It is contiguous to a ford across the Clyde from which it derives its name |
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WELLSHIELS |
Wellshiels
Wellshiels
Wellshiels |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
032.07 |
Farmsteading in good repair, slated, property of Lady Cranstoun |
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BLINKBONNY |
Blinkbonny
Blinkbonny
Blinkbonny |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
032.07 |
Cothouses small in bad repair - property of Lady Cranstoun |
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CORRA SCHOOL |
Corra School
School
School
School |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
032.07 |
One of several district schools in the Ph [Parish] of Lesmahagow supported by a small allowance from the heritors & scholars fees - usual branches taught. The buildi [building] is small, thatched & in bad repair |
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DRUMMONDSFIELD |
High Drummans
Drummondsfield
Drummondsfield
Drummondsfield |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
032.07 |
Small thatched house in bad repair used as a victualler's shop |
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GOWKKNOWE |
Gowkknowe
Gowkknowe
Gowkknowe
Gouknowe
Gouknow |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir
Forrests County map
Johnstons [County] [Map] |
032.07 |
Thatched cottage, small in good repair property of Lady Cranstoun. The elevation from which this house derives its name is not known. |
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Corra School. No Authority given for Spelling "Corra School".
Drummondsfield. No Authority given for Spelling "High Drummans". |
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BONNINGTON LINN |
Bonniton Linn
Bonniton Linn
Bonniton Linn
Bonington Fall
Bonnington Linn
Bonnington House
Bonnington Farm
Bonnington Linn
Bonnington Linn
Bonnington Linn
Bonnington Linn
Bonnington Linn |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir
Statistical Acct [Account] p5
To a representation of the Linn on the corner of Johnston's Map
To objects, on Forrest's Map & Johnston's Map, giving name to, or taking name from the waterfall in question.
In a table of heights appended to Forrest's Map
Rev Thos [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robert Wood
Mr Wm [William] Anna
Mr John Gray |
032.07 |
This is the uppermost of the falls of Clyde. Occurs at an acute bend of the river, where the water, tumbling over a succession of low shelving rocks, approaches with great rapidity to the edge of a wall of rock, about 24 feet in height, over which it is thrown in an unbroken mass
Immediately before the final plunge the water is divided by a rocky island which is approached from the Lanark side by an iron bridge. From this point to Corra Linn the river is enclosed by high dark cliffs of the old red sandtsone |
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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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Bonnington Linn. Spelling and Authority from "Bonington Fall - Statistical Acct" to "Bonnington Linn - In a table of heights etc" ,which all appear to be derived from published sources, are written in faded red ink. The Spellings within this group "Bonnington House" and "Bonnington Farm" are bracketed together.
Tillie Ford. Only one version of Spelling, but four Authorities are given. |
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BRACKENHILL [In Ruins] |
Brackenhill
Brackenhill
Brackenhill |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
032.11 |
Cothouse in ruins |
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LINNHEAD |
Linnhead
Linnhead
Linnhead
Linhead
Linnhead |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir
Forrests County Map
Johnstons [County] [Map] |
032.07 |
Farmsteading in good repair property of Lady Cranstoun - name derived from its position in reference to Bonniton Linn - one of the Clyde falls |
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PARKHEAD |
Parkhead
Parkhead
Parkhead |
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
032.07 |
Small farmsteading slated in good repair, property of Miss Cranstoun |
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DEVON BURN |
Devon Burn
Devon Burn
Devon Burn
Devon Burn
Devon Burn
Devon Water |
Rev A McNaughton
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
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Forrests County Map |
032.08 |
A stream which takes its rise from a pool in 32.9 & retains the name Devon Burn to the railway from which point to its junction with the River Nethan it obtains the name "Galrigg Burn" |
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DEVONBURN |
Devonburn
Devonburn
Devonburn
Devonburn |
Rev A McNaughton
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair |
032.09 |
A few thatched cothouses which derive their name from the stream which divides them - they are the property of Dr Pagan |
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HIGHBANKS |
Highbanks
Highbanks
Highbanks
Highbanks |
Rev A McNaughton
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair |
032.09 |
Small row of thatched cothouses - property of Dr Pagan |
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Highbanks. There are four entries under Spelling but only three Authorities.
Devon Burn. Five entries are given for the Spelling "Devon Burn" but only four Authorities the last of which consists only of "-J".
Devonburn. There are four entries under Spelling but only three Authorities, |
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AUCHMEDDAN |
Auchmeddan
Auchmedan
Auchmeddan
Auchmeden
Auchmeden |
Rev A McNaughton
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Forrests Map
Johnstons [Map] |
032.09 |
Farmsteading in good repair offices & dwellinghouse one storey - property of Mr John Douglas |
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AUCHREN |
Auchren
Auchren
Auchren
Auchren |
Rev A McNaughton
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair |
032.09 |
Old farmsteading in bad repair - property of Mr Richard Meikle
All one storey |
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AUCHTOOL |
Auchtool
Auchtool
Auchtool
Auchtool |
Rev A. McNaughton
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair |
032.09 |
An old thatched farmstead one storey, property of the Duke of Hamilton |
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RIGHEAD |
Righead
Righead
Righead
Righead |
Rev A. McNaughton
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair |
032.09 |
Small thatched farmstead one storey, in bad repair
Property of Dr Pagan |
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Auchtool. There are four entries under Spelling but only three Authorities.
Auchren. There are four entries under Spelling but only three Authorities.
Righead. There are four entries under Spelling but only three Authorities. |
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BOURTREE |
Bourtree
Bourtree
Bourtree |
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
032.10 |
House in ruins |
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BRAE |
Brae
Brae
Brae |
Mr D Campbell
Mr P. Blair
Mr W. Weir |
032.10 |
Thatched farmsteading in bad repair - property of Mr Marshall |
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GLAISTERS |
Glaisters
Glaisters
Glaisters |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
032.10 |
Small steading thatched in bad repair property of Miss Cranstoun |
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GOOSELAND |
Gooseland
Gooseland
Gooseland |
Mr D Campbell
Mr P. Blair
Mr W Weir |
032.10 |
Small thatched farmsteading in bad repair - property of Mr Marshall |
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MOSSVALE |
Mossvale
Mossvale
Mossvale |
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
032.10 |
Small thatched cottage
property of Miss Cranstoun |
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BRACKENHILL |
Brackenhill
Brackenhill
Brackenhill
Brakenhill
Brakenhill |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir
Forrests County Map
Johnston's Map |
032.11 |
Ruins of a cothouse |
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DRUMMONDS |
Drummans
Drummonds
Drummonds
Drummonds
Drumonds |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir
Johnston's Map & Forrest's Map |
032.07 |
Small thatched farmstead, property of Miss Cranston |
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DRUMMONDS HILL |
Drummans Hill
Drummonds Hill
Drummonds Hill
Drummonds Hill |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
032.07 |
A small abrupt arable elevation of an oblong form - trig. [trigonometrical] station on its summit. Drum is the anglicised form of a Gaelic word signifying the shoulder of a hill - an is the diminutive. It is now corrupted into Drummonds |
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HARPERFIELD |
Harperfield
Harperfield
Harperfield |
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
032.07 |
A plain mansion in good repair property of Col. [Colonel] Gordon. |
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Drummonds. No Authority is given for the Spelling "Drummans". Name of owner has been entered as "Lady Cranston" but then scored out and "Miss Cranston" entered.
Drummonds Hill. No Authority is given for the Spelling "Drummans Hill".
Brackenhill. All entries for this place have been scored through and the Name column endorsed "cancelled see page 36". |
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DOUGLAS-MOUTH BRIDGE |
Douglas-mouth Bridge
Douglas-mouth Bridge
Douglas-mouth Bridge |
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
032.11 |
Ph [Parish] Bridge built over Water of Douglas near its junction with river Clyde - one arch - in good repair |
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HILLHOUSE |
Hillhouse
Hillhouse
Hillhouse |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
032.11 |
Farmsteading in good repair - property of Col [Colonel] Gordon. |
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MITCHLAND |
Mitchland
Mitchland
Mitchland |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
032.11 |
Farmsteading in bad repair - property of Lord Douglas |
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REDSHEAD |
Redshead
Redshead
Redshead
Rigshead |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir
Johnston's Co [County] Map |
032.11 |
Old farmsteading, thatched, residence of the minister of an adjacent church - Reformed Presbyterian - Redshead is supposed to be a corruption Road's-head. An old castle stood near this house, taken down some years ago - site ploughed over. |
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EASTERTOWN EASTER |
Eastertown Easter
Eastertown Easter
Eastertown Easter
Easter Town |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir
Johnston & Forrest's map |
032.15 |
Farmsteading, slated & thatched, property of Col. [Colonel] Gordon - in good repair |
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EASTERTOWN WESTER |
Eastertown Wester
Eastertown Wester
Eastertown Wester
Easter Town |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir
Johnston & Forrest's Maps |
032.15 |
Farmsteading in good repair, slated, property of Col. [Colonel] Gordon. The Scotticisms Easter & Wester are always used for distinction. |
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GREENSTRANDS |
Greenstrands
Greenstrands
Greenstrands |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
032.11 |
Small thatched farmsteading
Property of Col [Colonel] Gordon - "Strand
is a scotticism for stream. |
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NETHERHALL |
Netherhall
Netherhall
Netherhall |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
032.11 |
Farmsteading in good repair
property of Col. [Colonel] Gordon |
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GAD BURN |
Gad Burn
Gad Burn
Gad Burn
Gad Burn |
Rev A McNaughton
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair |
032.13 |
This name is given to the higher portion of the stream "Fauldhouse Burn". It flows from a drain in moorland and at Newfield Inn changes its name for "Fauldhouse Burn". |
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NEWFIELD INN |
Newfield Inn
Newfield Inn
Newfield Inn
Newfield Inn |
Rev A McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair |
032.13 |
A small thatched inn one storey property of Mr Jackson |
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STAR |
Star
Star
Star
Star |
Rev A McNaughton
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair |
032.13 |
The name applied to a thatched house adjacent to Newfield Inn. It was sometime ago an inn - property of J. Smith Esq |
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Newfield Inn. There are four entries under Spelling but only three Authorities.
Star. There are four entries under Spelling but only three Authorities.
Gad Burn. There are four entries under Spelling but only three Authorities. |
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ANNFIELD |
Annfield
Annfield
Annfield
Annfield |
Rev A. McNaughton
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair |
032.13 |
Small farmsteading, slated, in good repair, property of Capt. [Captain] Mossman. |
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BROKENCROSS MUIR |
Brokencross Muir
Brokencross Muir
Brokencross Muir |
Mr D Campbell
Mr Wm [William] Weir
Mr J Blair |
032.13 |
An extensive patch of moorland generally peat - The origin of its interesting name is quite unknown in the locality |
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GADBURN |
Gadburn
Gadburn
Gadburn
Gadburn |
Rev A McNaughton
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair |
032.13 |
Thatched cothouse in indifferent repair - property of Mr Richard Meikle. |
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Ph [Parish] of Lesmahagow [in header]
To be written in Roman Capitals on the plans. [in Name column under "Brokencross Muir"] |
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Gadburn. There are four entries under Spelling but only three Authorities.
Annfield. There are four entries under Spelling but only three Authorities. |
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BARNHILL |
Barnhill
Barnhill
Barnhill |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J. Blair
Mr W. Weir |
032.14 |
A slated farmsteading in good repair Property of Lord Douglas |
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RAW |
Raw
Raw
Raw |
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
032.14 |
A thatched farmsteading in bad repair. Property of Lord Douglas |
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REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [nr Barnhill] |
Church
Church
Church |
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
032.14 |
A Reformed Presbyterian Church supported by the congregation about 300 sittings |
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SIDE |
Side
Side
Side |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
032.14 |
A slated farmsteading in good repair. Property of Lord Douglas |
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Ph [Parish] of Lesmahagow [in header] |
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TOWER [a farm] |
Tower
Tower
Tower |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J. Blair
Mr W. Weir |
032.14 |
A farmsteading, dwellinghouse one storey slated in good repair offices one storey thatched in bad repair Property of Lord Douglas. No tower ever stood here. The name is derived from a smithy which stood adjacent to the farmhouse, which latter derived its name from its shape |
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CANDER LOCH |
Cander Loch
Cander Loch
Cander Loch |
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
024.11 |
A marsh divided by the boundary between Lesmahagow & Dalserf During a portion of the winter months flooded during the rest of the it is a marsh |
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DRAFFAN |
Draffan
Draffan
Draffan |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
024.10 |
This name is applied to a farmsteading an several cothouses, including a smithy
Farmsteading, all slated Dwellinghouse two storeys offices one storey, cothouses, one storey mostly thatched - Property of the Duke of Hamilton |
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DRAFFANMUIR |
Draffanmuir
Draffanmuir
Draffanmuir |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
024.07 |
A farmsteading one storey partly slated and partly thatched in good repair. Property of the Duke of Hamilton |
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Cander Loch. It is assumed that the word "year" has been omitted in Description between "the" and "it" in final phrase. |
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BIGGAR |
Biggar
Biggar
Biggar |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
024.11 |
A farmsteading, one storey slated in good repair
Property of the Duke of Hamilton |
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BURNFOOT |
Burnfoot
Burnfoot
Burnfoot |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
024.11 |
A cothouse with wrights shop attached, one storey thatched, in good repair
Property of Mr Robt. [Robert] Hamilton |
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CANDERWATER |
Canderwater
Canderwater
Canderwater |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
024.11 |
A thatched farmsteading one storey good repair
Property of Mr Robt. [Robert] Hamilton |
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MARRSHILL |
Maurshill
Marrshill
Marrshill
Marrshill |
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
024.11 |
A farmsteading one storey slated in good repair.
Property of the Duke of Hamilton |
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Marrshill. No Authority is given for the Spelling "Maurshill". |
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DALQUHANDY |
Dalquhandy
Dalquhandy
Dalquhandy |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
037 |
A thatched farmsteading in tolerable repair. Property of J Alston Esq |
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NORTH BANKEND |
North Bankend
North Bankend
North Bankend |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J. Blair
Mr W. Weir |
037.03 |
A farmsteading, one storey thatched in a dilapidated state
Property of J Alston Esq |
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SOUTH AUCHENBEG |
South Auchenbeg
South Auchenbeg
South Auchenbeg |
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
037.03 |
A farmsteading one storey thatched in good repair
Property of J. Alston Esq |
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CRAIGHEAD |
Craighead
Craighead
Craighead |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
037.03 |
A slated farmsteading one storey slated in good repair
Property of J. Alston Esq |
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6 inch [written in the Situation column for Dalquhandy] |
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GREENFAULDS |
Greenfaulds
Greenfaulds
Greenfaulds |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
037.03 |
A slated farmsteading dwelling house two stories office one, in good repair. Property of J Alston Esq |
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NORTH AUCHENBEG |
North Auchenbeg
North Auchenbeg
North Auchenbeg |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
037.03 |
A thatched farmsteading one storey in tolerable repair. Property of J. Alston Esq |
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OLD STOCKBRIGGS |
Old Stockbriggs
Old Stockbriggs
Old Stockbriggs
Oyer Stockbrigs
Over Stockbrigs |
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir
Johnston's Map
Forrest's Map |
037.03 |
A row of cothouses once a farmsteading thatched in good repair. Property of J Alston Esq |
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STOCKBRIGGS |
Stockbriggs
Stockbriggs
Stockbriggs
Stockbridge
Stockbriggs |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J. Blair
Mr W. Weir
Johnston's Map
Forrest's Map |
037.03 |
A large plain mansion
Residence of J Alston Esq |
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BIRKENHEAD |
Birkenhead
Birkenhead
Birkenhead |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J. Blair
Mr W. Weir |
037.03 |
A farmsteading dwelling house two stories offices one storey all slated in good repair. Property of J. Thompson Esq |
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BLAEBERRY COTTAGE |
Blaeberry Cottage
Blaeberry Cottage
Blaeberry Cottage |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J. Blair
Mr W Weir |
037.03 |
A slated cottage in good repair
Property of J. Alston Esq |
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MEADOW |
Meadow
Meadow
Meadow |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
037.03 |
A row of cothouses slated in good repair. Property of J. Alston Esq |
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PORTERSHALL |
Portershall
Portershall
Portershall |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
037.03 |
A row of cothouses containing a wrights shop & smithy, one storey partly slated & partly thatched in good repair Property of J. Alston Esq |
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BRICK ROW |
Brick Row
Brick Row
Brick Row
Brick Row |
Allan McNaughton DD
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair |
037.04 |
A row of Colliers houses one storey slated, in good repair. Property of Mr Brown Auchlochan |
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COALBURN [houses] |
Coalburn
Coalburn
Coalburn
Coalburn |
Allan McNaughton DD
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair |
037.04 |
A small hamlet tenanted by Colliers, houses one storey, slated of recent erection. It contains a victuallers shop. |
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ENGINE ROW |
Engine Row
Engine Row
Engine Row
Engine Row |
Allan McNaughton DD
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair |
037.04 |
A row of Colliers houses one storey slated in good repair. Property of Mr Alston Stokbriggs |
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WEE COALBURN |
Wee Coalburn
Wee Coalburn
Wee Coalburn
Wee Coalburn |
Allan McNaughton DD
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair |
037.04 |
A small cot house one storey thatched in bad repair Property of Mr Brown |
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Engine Row. There are Four entries under Spelling but only three Authorities. "Stokbriggs" in Description of owner is presumed to be a mistake for "Stockbriggs", the residence of Mr Alston.
Brick Row. There are Four entries under Spelling but only three Authorities.
Coalburn. There are Four entries under Spelling but only three Authorities.
Wee Coalburn. There are Four entries under Spelling but only three Authorities. |
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FORKINS |
Forkins
Forkins
Forkins |
Allan McNaughton DD
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair |
037.04 |
A farmsteading, one storey thatched in tolerable repair
Property of Mr Brown |
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MERCHANTHALL |
Merchantshall
Merchant-hall
Merchant-hall
Merchant-hall
Merchanthall |
Allan McNaughton DD
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair
Forrests County Map |
037.04 |
A farmsteading, one storey, thatched in tolerable repair. Property of Mr Brown, Auchlochan |
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MUIRBURN |
Muirburn
Muirburn
Muirburn
Muirburn |
Allan McNaughton DD
Mr D Campbell
Mr J. Blair |
037.04 |
A farmsteading, one storey, slated in good repair. Property of Mr Brown. |
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SOUTHRIG |
Southrig
Southrig
Southrig |
Allan McNaughton DD
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair |
037.04 |
A cothouse, one storey, thatched in bad repair. Property of Mr Brown |
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Merchanthall. No Authority is given for the Spelling "Merchantshall".
Muirburn. There are four entries under Spelling but only three Authorities. |
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BROOM KNOWE |
Broom Knowe
Broom Knowe
Broom Knowe |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J. Blair
Mr W Weir |
037.07 |
A small knoll covered with broom from which it derives its name - |
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CALEDONIAN RAILWAY (Lesmahagow Branch) |
Lesmahagow Branch of Caledonian Railway
Lesmahagow Branch of Caledonian Railway
Lesmahagow Branch of Caledonian Railway
Lesmahagow Branch of Caledonian Railway |
Rev A. McNaughton
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair |
037.08 |
A single line of railway which leaves the Caledonian Railway at Motherwell, & terminates in trace 4 of 38.7 near the village of Bankend. The traffic is exclusively for mineral. + |
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COAL BURN i |
Coal Burn
Coal Burn
Coal Burn |
Rev A McNaughton DD
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair |
037.1; 037.04; 037.07; 037.08; 038.01 |
A small stream which takes its rise on moorland and after a course of about six miles joins Poniel Water at the point where "Fauldhouse Burn" joins Poniel Water. It is a property boundary throughout its entire course. |
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Ph [Parish] of Lesmahagow [in header]
Caledonian Railway (Lesmahagow Branch) adopted AMN - + - Mineral Line only - [in red ink in Name column under Lesmahagow Branch of Caledonian Railway] |
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BELLFIELD COLLIERY |
Bellfield Colliery
Bellfield Colliery
Bellfield Colliery |
Rev A. McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair |
037.08 |
A large coalpit - property of Thos. [Thomas] Davidson Esq |
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COALBURN COLLIERY |
Coalburn Colliery
Coalburn Colliery
Coalburn Colliery |
Rev A. McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbel
Mr J Blair |
037.08 |
A small coalpit
Property of Jas [James] Brown Esq |
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PRIESTHILL HEIGHT |
Priesthill Height |
For Authorities see N. [Names ?]List for Ph [Parish] of Muirkirk |
038.09 |
A heathy pasture hill of slight elevation; partly in the Parish of Muirkirk and County of Ayr. |
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WALLACE'S CAVE |
Wallace's Cave
Wallace's Cave
Wallace's Cave
Wallaces Cove
Wallaces Cove
Wallace's Cave |
Rev A. McNaughton
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J B;air
Johnston's County Map
Forrests County Map
Statistical Account |
037.08 |
A slight indentation in the rock, situated in the S. [South] of the Ph [Parish] connected with Wallace by name only |
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BRAEHEAD |
Braehead
Braehead
Braehead
Braehead |
Rev A. McNaughton DD
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair |
037.08 |
A small farmsteading various proprietors, thatched in indifferent repair - name derived from situation, on the summit of rising ground |
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COALBURN [farm] |
Coalburn
Coalburn
Coalburn
Coalburn |
Rev A. McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair |
037.08 |
A farmsteading in good repair - dwellinghouse & offices one storey
property of Jas [James] Brown Esq |
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LIME ROW |
Lime Row
Lime Row
Lime Row
Lime Row |
Rev A. McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair |
037.08 |
A row of slated tenements, various proprietors, name derived from its proximity to a disused limekiln |
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Coalburn. There are four Spelling entries but only three Authorities.
Lime Row. There are four Spelling entries but only three Authorities.
Braehead. There are four Spelling entries but only three Authorities. |
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BANKEND |
Bankend
Bankend
Bankend
Bankend |
Rev A. McNaughton
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair |
037.08 |
A village tenanted by the workmen of the various coalpits in the neighbourhood, the houses are in good repair, all one storey, slated. There is a public house and a school within the village, the latter, of the private adventure class.
Village property of Alex Hastie Esq Jass |
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BELLFIELD |
Bellfield
Bellfield
Bellfield |
Rev A. McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair |
037.08 |
A farmsteading in good repair, one storey, thatched & slated - property of Thos. [Thomas] Davidson Esq |
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MIDDLEFIELD |
Middlefield
Middlefield
Middlefield
Middlefield
Middle Field |
Rev A. McNaughton
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Forrests County Map |
037.08 |
Small farmsteading, one storey, slated & thatched, various proprietors, in bad repair |
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Middlefield. There are four entries for Spelling "Middlefield" but only three Authorities.
Bankend. There are four entries for Spelling but only three Authorities. The final word in Description, transcribed as being "Jass" is unclear, but assumed to be the place of residence of "Alex Hastie Esq". |
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BURNHEAD |
Burnhead
Burnhead
Burnhead
Burnhead |
Allan McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr John Blair |
038.10 |
A small thatched farm-steading I bad repair - property of J. Smith Esq |
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CAIRNHOUSES |
Cairnhouses
Cairnhouses
Cairnhouses
Cairnhouses |
Allan McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr John Blair |
038.10 |
Three cothouses in good repair - two thatched, centre one slated - one storey - property of J. Smith Esq
Name derived from a cairn which stood in an adjacent field - cairn now removed - site destroyed. |
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LINTFIELD BANK |
Lintfield Bank
Lintfield Bank
Lintfield Bank
Lintfield Bank |
Allan McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr John Blair |
038.10 |
A few houses, in good repair, one & two storeys generally slated including a smithy & victualler's shop. |
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MOSSEDGE |
Mossedge
Mossedge
Mossedge
Mossedge |
Allan McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr John Blair |
038.10 |
A small thatched farmsteading in bad repair - one storey - property of J. Smith Esq. Name derived from its proximity to a large tract of moss |
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Mossedge. There are four entries under Spelling but only three Authorities.
Burnhead. There are four entries under Spelling but only three Authorities.
Lintfield Bank. There are four entries under Spelling but only three Authorities.
Cairnhouses. There are four entries under Spelling but only three Authorities. |
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CROWHILLS |
Crowhill
Crowhills
Crowhills
Crowhills
Crowhills
Crowhill |
Allan McNaughton
Mr D. Campbell
Mr John Blair
Forrests County Map |
038.10 |
A large farmsteading in good repair - dwellinghouse two storeys slated - offices one, slated & thatched property of Walter Symington Esq
Within the steading there is a small square pillar surmounted by a rude piece of sculpture - a man at the plough, erected for an ornamental purpose. Upon the farmsteading are two standing stones - conspicuous - raised by the present proprietors. They commemorate nothing - also a pillar - non commemorative - used a trig. [trigonometrical] station. |
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SADDLERHEAD |
Saddlerhead
Saddlerhead
Saddlerhead
Saddlerhead |
Allan McNaughton
Mr D. Campbell
Mr John Blair |
038.10 |
A small thatched farm-steading one storey, in bad repair. |
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Saddlerhead. There are four entries under Spelling but only three Authorities.
Crowhills. No Authority is given for the first Spelling entry "Crowhill". |
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BIRKHILL |
Birkhead
Birkhill
Birkhill
Birkhill |
Allan McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr John Blair |
038.10 |
A large farmsteading, in good repair, property of J. Smith Esq dwellinghouse two storeys, offices, one, slated.
"Birk" in this name is the Scotticism for birch. |
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NETHER FAULDHOUSE |
Nether Fauldhouse
Nether Fauldhouse
Nether Fauldhouse
Nether Fauldhouse |
Allan McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr John Blair |
038.10 |
A farmsteading in good repair dwellinghouse two storeys, offices one - slated. It is called Nether Fauldhouse in reference to "Birkhead" which is sometimes named Fauldhouse. |
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SOMMERVILLE COTTAGE |
Summervale Cottage
Sommervale Cottage
Sommerville Cottage
Sommerville Cottage |
Allan McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr John Blair |
038.10 |
A small, plain, new, one storey slated cottage, property of J. Smith Esq. Name derived from the name of the builder - Sommerville |
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Birkhill. No Authority is given for the Spelling "Birkhead".
Nether Fauldhouse. There are four entries under Spelling but only three Authorities.
Sommerville Cottage. No Authority is given for Spelling "Summervale Cottage". |
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MILLHOUSE |
Millhouse
Millhouse
Millhouse
Millhouse |
Allan McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr John Blair |
038.02 |
Farmsteading, in indifferent repair - property of Lord Douglas. Slated & thatched - one storey |
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PONIEL WATER |
Poniel Burn
Poniel Water
Poniel Water
Poniel Water |
Allan McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr John Blair |
038.02 |
A stream which rises in the south west of the Ph [Parish] div [dividing] it from the Ph [Parish] of Douglas, and af [after] a course of seven or eight m [miles] in an easterly direction joins the Douglas Water about three miles from its junction with the Clyde, f [for]which three miles the united stream becomes the boundary of the Ph [Parish]. |
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RAWHILLS |
Rowhills
Rawhills
Rawhills
Rawhills |
Allan McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair |
038.02 |
A farmsteading in good repair property of Lord Douglas dwelling house one storey offices [---] all slated |
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Poniel Water. No Authority is given for the Spelling "Poniel Burn".
Rawhills. No Authority is given for the Spelling "Rowhills".
Millhouse. There are three entries under Spelling but only three Authorities. |
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BUCHTHILLS |
Buchthills
Buchthills
Buchthills
Buchthills |
Rev A. McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr John Blair |
038.02 |
Two small farmsteadings thatched & slated - one storey - property of Mr J. Brown. |
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NETHERTOWN SCHOOL |
Nethertown School
Nethertown School
Nethertown School
Nethertown School
School House |
Rev A McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr John Blair
Forrests County Map |
038.10 |
A small slated building, one storey, in good repair - receives £2 from Established Church fund - fees amount to £25 average. Ordinary branches taught. |
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PONIEL BRIDGE |
Poniel Bridge
Poniel Bridge
Poniel Bridge
Poniel Bridge |
Rev A McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr John Blair |
038.10 |
A stone bridge - one arch in good repair, built over Poniel Water on the County road from Glasgow to Carlisle - supported by County. |
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TODHILL |
Todhill
Todhill
Todhill
Todhill
Todhills |
Rev A. McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J. Blair
Forrests County Map |
038.10 |
A small farmsteading thatched in bad repair - one storey - property of Mr Brown. |
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Todhill. There are four entries using Spelling "Todhill" but only three Authorities.
Buchthills. There are four entries under Spelling but only three Authorities.
Nethertown School. There are four entries under Spelling "Nethertown School" but only three Authorities.
Poniel Bridge. There are four entries under Spelling but only three Authorities. |
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FAULDHOUSE BURN |
Fauldhouse Burn
Fauldhouse Burn
Fauldhouse Burn
Fauldhouse Burn |
Rev A McNaughton DD
Mr D Campbell
Mr John Blair |
032.13 |
A small stream with of about 3 miles. It falls into Poniel Water at the meeting point of another stream - level course. This name extends from its junction with Poniel Water to a fence near the centre of trace 5 38-1 |
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MAYFIELD |
Mayfield
Mayfield
Mayfield
Mayfield |
Rev A. McNaughton DD
Mr D Campbell
Mr John Blair |
038.10 |
A farmsteading - good repair - one storey slated
Property of Mr J Brown |
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NETHERFIELD |
Netherfield
Netherfield
Netherfield
Netherfield |
Rev A. McNaughton
Mr D Campbell
Mr John Blair |
038.10 |
A small farmsteading in indifferent repair, one storey - property of Mr John Wilson |
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PONIEL OLD BRIDGE |
Poniel Old Bridge
Poniel Old Bridge
Poniel Old Bridge |
Rev A. McNaughton DD
Mr Duncan Campbell
Mr John Blair |
038.02 |
An antique looking bridge on the old Carlisle road one arch - stone. Now parish - built over Poniel Water |
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Fauldhouse Burn. There are four entries under Spelling but only three Authorities.
Mayfield. There are four entries under Spelling but only three Authorities.
Netherfield. There are four entries under Spelling but only three Authorities. |
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BELLIESHOLE |
Bellowshole
Bellieshole
Bellieshole
Bellieshole
Bellyshole
Bellysole |
Allan McNaughton DD
Mr D Campbell
Mr John Blair
Johnston's County Map
Forrests County Map |
038.02 |
Farmsteading in good repair dwellinghouse & offices one storey - slated
property of Lord Douglas |
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FOLKERTON MILL (Corn & Flour) |
Folkerton Mill (Corn & flour)
Folkerton Mill (Corn & flour)
Folkerton Mill (Corn & flour)
Folkerton Mill (Corn & flour) |
Allan McNaughton DD
Mr D Campbell
Mr John Blair |
038.02 |
A corn mill worked by water - mill - offices & dwellinghouse in good repair
property of Lord Douglas |
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GLEDLAW |
Glede Law
Gled-law
Gled-law
Gled-law |
Allan McNaughton DD
Mr D Campbell
Mr John Blair |
038.10 |
A knoll on the summit of a ridge of heathy pasture.
Law a height - Glede a Kite -
Gled a scotticism |
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HERON'S HILL |
Heron's Hill
Heron's Hill
Heron's Hill
Heron's Hill |
Allan McNaughton DD
Mr D Campbell
Mr John Blair |
038.02 |
A small abrupt knoll.
Name derived from the bird Heron. |
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Folkerton Mill. There are four entries under Spelling but only three Authorities.
Bellieshole. No Authority is given for the Spelling "Bellowshole".
Heron's Hill. There are four entries under Spelling but only three Authorities.
Gledlaw. No Authority is given for the Spelling "Glede Law". Initials "HP" and "LEM" appear next to Name, assumed to be authorising chosen spelling of Name. |
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DOUGLAS WATER |
Douglas Water
Douglas Water
Douglas Water
Douglas Water |
Allan McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr John Blair |
038.02 |
A large stream which takes its rise on the E. [East] side of a hill named Cairntable in Ayrshire, and after traversing the entire Ph [Parish] of Douglas receives Poniel Water from which point - to its junction with the Clyde, 3 miles distant, the united streams form the boundary between Lesmahagow & Douglas Phs [Parishes]. |
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NEWSIDE |
Newside
Newside
Newside |
Rev A. McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J. Blair |
038.05 |
A small thatched farmstead in good repair. |
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An entry for the Name "Douglasmouth Bridge" has been made on this page and then scored out and endorsed "See page 41".
Douglas Water. There are four entries under Spelling but only three Authorities. |
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CRAIGEND |
Craigend
Craigend
Craigend
Craigend |
Rev A. McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J. Blair |
038.05 |
A plain mansion - one storey - in good repair. Property of Miss Greenshields. Name derived from its position in reference to a patch of rocks near the house |
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WESTERHOUSE |
Westerhouse
Westerhouse
Westerhouse
Westerhouse |
Rev A. McNaughton DD
Mr D Campbell
Mr J. Blair |
038.05 |
A large farmsteading in good repair - one storey thatched and slated - property of Lord Douglas |
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WEST-TOWN |
West-town
West-town
West-town
West-town
West Town |
Rev A McNaughton DD
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair
Johnston's County Map & Forrest's Map |
038.05 |
A farmsteading, large, in good repair - slated - one storey property of John Greenshields Esq |
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GATESIDE |
Gateside
Gateside
Gateside
Gateside |
Rev A McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr D. Blair |
038.05 |
A cothouse near Midtown thatched in bad repair
property of Hugh Gall Esq |
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Gateside. There are four entries under Spelling but only three Authorities.
West-town. No Authority is given for the first entry of Spelling "West-town".
Westerhouse. There are four entries under Spelling but only three Authorities.
Craigend. There are four entries under Spelling but only three Authorities. |
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MIDTOWN |
Midtown
Midtown
Midtown
Midtown
Mid Town
Mid Town |
Rev A McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr John Blair
Johnston's County Map
Forrest's County map |
038.05 |
Farmsteading, thatched, in bad repair. Property of Hugh Gall Esq |
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NETHERTOWN |
Nether Town
Nethertown
Nethertown
Nethertown
Nethertown |
Forrests County Map
Rev A McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr John Blair |
038.05 |
Farmsteading, slated & thatched in middling repair - one storey. Property of Jas [James] Tod Esq |
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NEW ROW |
New Row
New Row
New Row
New Row |
Rev A McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr John Blair |
038.05 |
A small row of cothouses thatched in bad repair
property of Jas [James] Tod Esq |
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WEE NETHERTOWN |
Wee Nethertown
Wee Nethertown
Wee Nethertown
Wee Nethertown |
Rev A McNaughton DD
Mr D. Campbell
Mr John Blair |
038.05 |
A farmsteading in good repair one storey, slated - property of J Brown Esq |
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Wee Nethertown. There are four entries under Spelling but only three Authorities.
Nethertown. No Authority is given for first Spelling "Nethertown".
New Row. There are four entries under Spelling but only three Authorities.
Midtown. No Authority is given for the first Spelling entry "Midtown". |
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AUCHROBERT SNOUT |
Auchrobert Snout
Auchrobert Snout
Auchrobert Snout |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
031 |
The extremity of a long elevation in Auchrobert farm. |
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CORSE KNOWE |
Corse Knowe
Corse Knowe
Corse Knowe |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
031 |
A large hy [heathy] P. knoll |
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DUNSIDE |
Dunside
Dunside
Dunside |
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
031 |
A small farmsteading thatched in indifferent repair - property of J Thompson Esq |
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PATRICKGILL FLOW |
Patrickgill Flow
Patrickgill Flow
Patrickgill Flow |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
031 |
A small patch of moss derivation of name unknown.
Flow is a scotticism for a moss. |
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BURNSIDE |
Burnside
Burnside
Burnside |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
037.07 |
Farmstead thatched in bad repair - property of Alex Hastie Esq |
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NEWTOWN |
Newtown
Newtown
Newtown |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
037.07 |
Thatched cothouse
Property of Alex Hastie Esq |
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SITEHILL |
Sitehill
Sitehill
Sitehill |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
037.07 |
Farmstead, slated, in good repair - property of Alex Hastie Esq |
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SOUTH BANKEND |
South Bankend
South Bankend
South Bankend |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
037.07 |
Thatched farmstead in bad repair - property of Alex Hastie Esq |
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STACKHILL |
Stackhill
Stackhill
Stackhill
Stockhill |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir
Johnston's Map & Forrest's Map |
037.07 |
Small thatched farmsteading |
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BIRKENHEAD BURN |
Birkenhead Burn
Birkenhead Burn
Birkenhead Burn |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
037.02 |
A stream which falls into the Water of Logan after a course of a few miles - takes its rise in moorland - upper half rocky. |
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EAGLIN BURN |
Eaglin Burn
Eaglin Burn
Eaglin Burn |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
037.02 |
A small stream which falls into River Nethan after a short course. |
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EAGLINSIDE |
Eaglinside
Eaglinside
Eaglinside |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
037.02 |
Cothouse, thatched in bad repair. |
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STANDING-STONE HILL |
Standing-stone Hill
Standing-stone Hill
Standing-stone Hill |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
037.02 |
A small green knoll oblong. A large stone which stood on the summit, and from which the name is derived has been removed. |
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TOD LAW |
Tod Law
Tod Law
Tod Law |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
037.02 |
A small conspicuous hill - steep ascent on all sides.
Law signifies a height |
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AUCHROBERT HILL |
Auchrobert Hill
Auchrobert Hill
Auchrobert Hill |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
031 |
A small hy [heathy] pasture hill |
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DUNSIDE RIG |
Dunside Rig
Dunside Rig
Dunside Rig |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
030; 031; 036; 037 |
A small hill gradual descent. Producing hy [heathy] pasture |
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GOODBUSH HILL |
Goodbush Hill
Goodbush Hill
Goodbush Hill |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W Weir |
036 |
An extensive oblong hill producing hy [heathy] pasture - derivation of name unknown |
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LOCHFENNOCH BURN |
Lochfennoch Burn
Lochfennoch Burn
Lochfennoch Burn |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
031 |
A small moorland stream which falls into Logan Water after a course of about 1 1/2 miles. The name Lochfennoch was formerly applied to a marsh from which this stream took its rise. It has been drained & cleared. |
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LONG BURN |
Long Burn
Long Burn
Long Burn |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
037 |
A small stream which rises on the summit of Nutberry Hill and joins the Logan Water near Logan house |
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BIRK KNOWES |
Birk Knowes
Birk Knowes
Birk Knowes |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
037 |
Three large knolls at the N. [North] base of Nutberry Hill. Birk is a Scotticism for Birch. The Birch trees from which the name may have been derived have been removed. |
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BLAEBERRY BURN |
Blaeberry Burn
Blaeberry Burn
Blaeberry Burn |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
037 |
A small stream which falls into Logan Water near Logan house |
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GROUSE HILL |
Grouse Hill
Grouse Hill
Grouse Hill |
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Mr J Blair
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A small flat hill affording hy [heathy] pasture. |
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KIP BURN |
Kip Burn
Kip Burn
Kip Burn |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
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A small moorland stream which after a short course falls into Logan Water. |
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LOGANHOUSE |
Loganhouse
Loganhouse
Loganhouse |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
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037 |
A plain shooting lodge with offices attached one storey in good repair |
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NUTBERRY HILL |
Nutberry Hill
Nutberry Hill
Nutberry Hill |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
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037 |
A high & extensive hill commanding an immense prospect.
descent gradual on all sides |
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CRAIGENRIG |
Craigenrig
Craigenrig
Craigenrig |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
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037 |
A small thatched untenanted farmstead partly in ruins |
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LAW |
Law
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Law |
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This word signifies a height and is applied in this instance to a large conspicuous & extensive hy [heathy] pasture hill |
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LITTLE AUCHINSTILLOCH |
Little Auchenstelloch
Little Auchenstelloch
Little Auchenstelloch
Little Auchinstilloch
Little Auchinstilloch |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir
Johnston's map & Forrest's Map
Authorities given in Name Book of Muirkirk Ph [Parish] |
037 |
A conspicuous hill on the boundary between Lanark & Ayrshire |
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MANNOCH HILL |
Mannoch Hill
Mannoch Hill
Mannoch Hill
Mennick Hill |
Mr D Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir
Forrest's Map & Johnston's Map |
037 |
A small but conspicuous hy [heathy] p. [pasture] hill |
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SCOTS BURN |
Scots Burn
Scots Burn
Scots Burn |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
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Moorland stream which forms property boundary in all its course which terminates at River Nethan near Dalquhandy. |
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Altered to agree with the published plans of Muirkirk Parish [below Name "Little Auchinstilloch"] |
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Little Auchinstilloch. See "continued entry" regarding altered spelling to follow Ayrshire preference. |
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BLACK HILL |
Black Hill
Black Hill
Black Hill |
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Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
037 |
Small hill - steep on the S.E. [South East] side - name derived from numerous dark patches of heather upon it |
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CRAIG LINN |
Craiglinn
Craiglinn
Craiglinn |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir |
037 |
A point of "Pockmuir Burn" enclosed by rocks and making two falls of 5 & 8 feet. |
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MEIKLE AUCHINSTILLOCH |
Meikle Auchenstelloch
Meikle Auchenstelloch
Meikle Auchenstelloch
Mickle Auchinstilloch
Mickle Auchinstilloch |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
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Johnston's Map & Forrest's Map
Altered to agree with Little Auchinstilloch (see page 75) |
037 |
A large conspicuous hill in Lesmahagow & Douglas Phs [Parishes] |
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POCKMUIR BURN |
Pockmuir Burn
Pockmuir Burn
Pockmuir Burn
Pockmair Burn |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr J Blair
Mr W. Weir
Johnston's Map & Forrest's Map |
037 |
A stream which rises on the w. [West] base of Auchenstelloch Hill and flows parallel with River Nethan which it joins after a course of nearly three miles. |
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Craig Linn. This Name has originally been entered as "Craiglinn" but scored through and amended in red ink.
Meikle Auchinstilloch. There is a discrepancy in the Spelling "Meikle" versus "Mickle" finally selected for this Name. |
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CUMBERHEAD |
Cumberhead
Cumberhead
Cumberhead |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr Jno [John] Blair
Mr W. Weir |
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Large farmstead - dwelling house two storeys - Property of Mr Birrel |
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SOUTH CUMBERHEAD |
South Cumberhead
South Cumberhead
South Cumberhead |
Mr D. Campbell
Mr John Blair
Mr W. Weir |
037.07 |
Farmstead in good repair - one storey |
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NAME BOOK
Parish of Lesmahagow (Part 2)
Co. [County] Lanark |
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INDEX
[all above in header]
[Column 1]
Name -- page
Acretophead -- 9
Affleck -- 16
Annfield -- 44
Auchlochan -- 7
Auchlochan Bridge -- 10
Auchmeddan -- 38
Auchren -- 38
Auchrobert Hill -- 73
Auchrobert Snout --69
Auchtool -- 38
Bankend (XXXVII 8) -- 58
Bankfoot -- 26
Barnhill -- 45
Bellfield -- 58
Bellfield Colliery -- 56
Bellieshole -- 65
Biggar -- 48
[Column 2]
Broom Knowe -- 55
Birkenhead -- 52
Birkenhead Burn -- 72
Birkhill (XXXI 5) -- 32
Birkhill (XXXVIII 1) -- 61
Birk Knowes -- 74
Birniehouse -- 33
Black Craig -- 11
Blackhall -- 23
Black Hill (XXXVII - 6 inch) -- 76
Blackreckining -- 9
Blaeberry Burn -- 74
Blaeberry Cottage -- 52
Blinkbonny -- 34
Boghill -- 23
Bonnington Linn -- 35
Bourtree -- 39
Brae (XXXII 10) -- 39
Braehead (XXXVII 8) -- 57
Brackenhill (XXXII 11) -- 36
Brackenhill (XXXII 11) -- 40
Brick Row -- 53
[Column 3]
Brigholm -- 7
Brownsdale -- 18
Buchthills -- 63
Burnfoot -- 48
Burnhead (XXXVIII 1) -- 59
Burnside -- 71
Byretown -- 19
Brokencross Muir -- 44
Boreland -- 26
Cairn (site of) (XXXII 6) -- 29
Cairnhouses -- 59
Cander Loch -- 47
Canderwater -- 48
Clarkston -- 16
Coalburn (XXXVII.4.) -- 53
Coalburn (XXXVII 8) -- 57
Coal Burn -- 55
Coalburn Colliery -- 56
Coranna -- 32
Column 4
Corehouse -- 22
Corehouse Brick & Tile Works -- 31
Corehouse Farm -- 19
Corra Castle -- 20
Corra Linn -- 21
Corramore -- 29
Corra School -- 34
Corse Knowe -- 69
Craigend -- 6 [illegible]
Craigenrig -- 75
Craighead (XXXVII 8) -- 49
Craiglinn -- 76
Crowhills -- 60
Cumberhead -- 77 |
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[Column 1]
Name -- page
Dickland -- 30
Dillar Hill -- 15
Dillars -- 15
Divity -- 6
Douglasmouth Bridge (38.2) -- 41
Douglas Water -- 66
Draffan -- 47
Draffanmuir -- 47
Drummonds -- 40
Drummondsfield -- 34
Drummonds Hill -- 40
Dumbraxhill -- 24
Dunside -- 69
Dunside Rig -- 73
Duntervy Castle -- 24
Dundaff Linn -- 17
[Column 2]
Eaglin Burn -- 72
Eaglinside - 72
Eastertown Easter -- 42
Eastertown Wester -- 42
East Teaths -- 17
Engine Row -- 53
Fauldhouse Burn -- 64
Folkerton Mill -- 65
Forkins -- 54
Foulford -- 9
Gad Burn -- 43
Gadburn -- 44
Gateside -- 67
Gillhead -- 15
Glaickhead -- 9
[Column 3]
Glaisters -- 39
Gledlaw -- 65
Goodbush Hill -- 73
Gooseland -- 39
Gowkknowe -- 34
Greenfaulds -- 51
Greenhead -- 19
Greenhill -- 18
Greenpark -- 23
Greenrig -- 17
Greenshiels -- 22
Greenstrands -- 42
Grouse Hill -- 74
Half Merkland -- 3
Harperfield -- 40
Hawksland -- 26
Heron's Hill -- 65
[Column 4]
Highbanks -- 37
Hill -- 7
Hillhouse -- 41
Hillmill -- 7
Hillside -- 11
Hollenbush -- 8
Holmhead (XXXI 15) -- 4
Intakhouse -- 27
Johnshill -- 8
Kent -- 1
Kilnhill -- 32
Kiln Knowe -- 30
Kip Burn -- 74 |
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Name -- page
[Column 1]
Laigh Whiteside -- 6
Lake Cottage -- 20
Langside -- 29
Law -- 75
Leelaw -- 30
Leelawmuir -- 28
Leelaw School -- 28
Lesmahagow Branch of Caledonian Railway -- 55
Lesserlinn -- 16
Lime Row -- 57
Linnhead -- 36
Lintfield Bank -- 59
Little Auchinstilloch -- 75
Loanfoot -- 4
Lochfennoch Burn -- 73
Loganhouse -- 74
Logan Water (XXI 15) -- 5
Long Burn -- 73
[Column 2]
Mannoch Hill -- 75
Mavishill -- 48
Mayfield -- 64
Meadow -- 52
Meikle Auchinstilloch -- 76
Merchanthall -- 54
Middlefield -- 58
Middleholm -- 6
Midtown (XXXVIII 5) -- 68
Millhouse -- 62
Mitchland -- 41
Moat -- 25
Moatyett -- 25
Mossedge -- 59
Mosshead -- 22
Mosside -- 22
Mossvale -- 39
Muirburn -- 54
Muirdales -- 16
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Nether Fauldhouse -- 61
Netherfield -- 64
Netherhall -- 42
Nether Skellyhill -- 3
Nethertown -- 68
Nethertown School -- 63
Neuk (XXXI 16) -- 8
Neuk (XXXII 6) -- 28
Newfield Inn -- 43
New Row -- 68
Newtown -- 71
North Auchenbeg -- 51
North Bankend -- 49
Nutberry Hill -- 74
Newside -- 66
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Old Johnshill -- 8
Old Stockbriggs -- 51
Overhall -- 18
Over Skellyhill -- 3
Parkhead -- 36
Patrickgill Flow -- 69
Pockmuir Burn -- 76
Poniel Bridge -- 63
Poniel Old Bridge -- 64
Poniel Water -- 62
Portcheek -- 32
Portershall -- 52
Priesthill Height -- 56
Raw -- 45
Rawhills -- 62
Reddoch Brae -- 5 |
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Name -- page
[Column 1]
Reddochbrae -- 5
Redshead -- 41
Reformed Presbyterian Church -- 45
Righead -- 38
River Clyde -- 14
River Nethan -- 13
Rosehill -- 30
Rosehill Mains -- 29
Saddlerhead -- 60
Scorrieholm -- 3
Scots Burn -- 75
Side -- 45
Sitehill -- 71
Smithyshaws --17
Sommerville Cottage -- 61
South Auchenbeg -- 49
South Bankend -- 71
Southrig -- 54
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Springfield -- 18
Stackhill -- 71
Standingstone Hill -- 72
Star -- 43
Stockbriggs -- 51
South Cumberhead -- 77
Teaths -- 17
Teathsburn -- 18
Thievesford -- 33
Thornylaw -- 21
Tillieford -- 33
Tillie Ford -- 35
Todhill -- 63
Tod Law -- 72
Tower -- 46
Trows School -- 10
Turnburn Brae -- 10
[Column 3]
Wallace's cave -- 56
Waterside -- 4
Waterside bridge -- 4
Wee Coalburn -- 53
Wee Nethertown -- 68
Wellshiels -- 33
Westerhouse -- 67
West-town -- 67
Whin Knowe -- 32
Whiteside -- 6
Whitesidehill -- 3
Windyhills -- 31
Woodend (XXXII 2) -- 27
Woodend (XXXII 6) -- 27
Warlaw Hill -- 5
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