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MARYHILL [parish] |
Maryhill parish
Maryhill Parish
Maryhill Parish
Maryhill Parish Maryhill Parish |
Valuation Roll
D. Robertson, Poor Law Inspector
Revd. [Reverend] J. Arhtur, Springburn
John Russell, Schoolmaster
Sheriff's List of Meresmen |
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A parish erected & disjoined from the Barony Parish of Glasgow under the provisions of the Act 7th & 8th Vict. [Victoria] Cap. [Citation of Acts of Parliament] 44, entituled "An Act to facilitate the disjoining or dividing of extensive, or populous parishes, & the erecting of new parishes in that part of the United Kingdom called Scotland; and it is further enacted (Sect [Section] 6th) and whereas in some large & populous parishes which it may be considered necessary or proper to divide into two or more parishes, there area number of poor persons, the greater portion of whom reside in or near the same locality, such locality being sometimes the least wealthy;be it enacted., that it shall belawful for the Lords of Council & sessions if they see cause so to do, to declare and provide, that notwithstanding such divisions or disjunction, the original parish, shall, in so far as regards the support & management of the poor, remain & regard as one parish; and in every such case there shall be one Kirk Session consisting of the members of the Kirk Sessions of all the parishes within the bounds of the original parish, in all mattes & questions relating to the support & management of the poor."
The village or town of Maryhill is in the N.W. [North West] of the parish & has a population of about 4000. There are good many ironstone pits in the parish & a few large freestone quarries where it joins Cadder Ph. [Parish] in the east. The River Clyde bounds this parish on the south , the Kelvin on the west, Cadder & Sprinburn on the noth & east. A portion of the City of Glasgow is within the bounds of Maryhill Parish |
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Lanarkshire -- Maryhill Parish
There is not any portion of the parish of Maryhill detached within any other Parish nor is there any portion of any other Parish contained within the bounds of this Parish. |
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ACRE |
Acre
Acre
Acre |
Valuation Roll
G. Campbell Esqr.
James Williamson L. [Lodge] Keeper |
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A small house with a field attached said to contain the quantity the name implies. It is well known. The property of Sir A. J. Campbell Bart. |
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GARSCUBE BRIDGE |
Garscube Bridge
Garscube Bridge
Garscube Bridge |
Joames Stevenson, Road Surveyor
John Russell, Schoolmaster
James Warden. Miller |
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A large Bridge with three arches over the River Kelvin, connecting the Aberfoil & Glasgow Toll Road. The Bridge is at present being repaired. It is a County Bridge. |
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GARSCUBE COTTAGE |
Garscube Cottage
Garscube Cottage
Garscube Cottage |
Valuation Roll
G. Campbell Esqr. Proprs [Proprietor's] Brother
James Williamson Lodge Keeper |
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A Superior Cottage with outhouses & garden attached. occupied by Sir A. J. Campbell' late Factor. The Garscube [Inn] was kept formerly in the house beside it. |
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GARSCUBE ROAD |
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SANDYFLAT |
Sandyflat
Sandyflat
Sandyflat |
Valuation Roll
Meikleham's Map Round Glasgow
Robert Brown, Occupier |
001.13 |
A Farm Steading occupied by R. Brown. The field in which it is & the one South of it is permanent pasture ground. Property of J. O. Colquhoun Esqr. |
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Lanarkshire No. 21 Maryhill Parish
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1. Siutation - Garscube Bridge, Garscube Cottage and Acre, Trace 2.
2. Situation - Sandyflat, Trace 3. |
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STATION [Maryhill] |
Maryhill Station
Maryhill Station |
Mr Angus, Engineer of Railway
J. Barr, Foreman of Works |
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The first Station from Glasgow on the "Glasgow Dumbarton & Helensborough Railway:. The foundation of the house is just laid out. There will be many improvements & alterations & made here. At present there is nothing more than is shown. Signal Posts are not yet erected. |
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Lanarkshire No. 21. Maryhill Parish |
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1. Situation - Station, Trace 6 |
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ACRE PLANTATION |
Acre Plantation
Acre Plantation
Acre Plantation |
G. Campbell Esqr
Hames Williamson Lodgekeeper
James Greenhill, Gamekeeper |
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A mixed plantation on the side of the Glasgow Toll Road. extending eastward as far as the dyke at the Stone Magazine. The propert of Sir A.J.Campbell Bart. |
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MANSE [parish, Maryhill] |
Manse
Manse
Manse
Manse |
Valuation Roll
Revd. J Colvin
John Russell Schoolmaster
John Paxton, Elder |
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A good dwellinghouse occupied by the Est: Church Incumbent. Revd J Colvin. This is the only Manse in the three parishes (Maryhill Springburn & Shettleston) disjoined from the Barony Parish of Glasgow. It was built in 1851 by the congregation who pays a feu duty for it. The minister also pays a rent for the use of the house & on account of a debt contracted while building it; When the debt is paid, he and his succcessors are entitled to live in it free. There is also an agreement between the proprietor from which it is fued. & the Congregation that the Est. Church Minister shall always occupy it. The house is therefore considered the Manse of Maryhill Church. |
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RIVER KELVIN |
River Kelvin
River Kelvin
River Kelvin |
Gazetteer of Scotland
Estate Maps
G.Campbell Esqr. |
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A River which rises in Kilsyth in Stirlingshire & flows into the Clyde near Glasgow. It flows into the Clyde near Glasgow. It Forms the western boundary of this parish & has several Bridges & Cauls on it. There is an aqueduct at Maryhill by which the Forth & Clyde Canal passes over it. The new Railway (Glasgow Dumbarton & Helensborough) crosses the Kevin at Maryhill by a Bridge 60 feet high with 9 arches. |
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Lanarkshire No. 21. Maryhill Parish |
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1. Situation - Acre Plantation and River Kelvin, Trace 5.
2. Situation - Manse, Trace 6 |
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BONVILLE |
Bonville
Bonville
Bonville |
Valuation Roll
G. Campbell Esqr.
A. McArthur, Occupier |
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A Superior house with Offices attached occupied by Mt A McArthur. The property of Sir A. J. Campbell Bart. |
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SCHOOL [Main St, Maryhill] |
School
School
School |
Valuation Roll
Revd. J. Colvin
Jno [John], Schoolmaster |
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This school was built in 1850 by the Est. Church Congregation. It is capable of containing 200 pupils. The appointment to this school & the Schoolmaster's Salary is in connection with the Barony Parish of Glasgow. It is considered the Parish School of Maryhill, though the whole of the Heritors of the original parish (Barony) contribute to its support. If the three other schools - Barony, Springburn & Shettleston, were without a Teacher, the remaining or fourth Teacher, would receive the Salary of the other three while their places were vacant. |
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1. Situation - School and Bonville, Trace 6. |
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CHURCH [Maryhill] |
Church
Church
Church |
Revd. J. Colvin
J. Paxton. Elder
Mr Russell, Schoolmaster |
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This Church contains 940 sittings, Revd. J. Colvin Incumbent. It was built in 1824 as a chapel of Ease & was - at the disjunction of Maryhill from the Barony Parish of Glasgow - constituted the Ph [Parish] Church, under the provisions of the Act 7th & 8th Victoria. Cap. 44 Sect 4th. "That if, in any process for disjoining or dividing a parish, it shall be shown to, the satisfaction of our Lords of Council & Session, that there is already built or erected. a Church or place of worship suitable for the new Ph [Parish] proposed to be erected. And capable of being lawfully appropriated to that purpose, whereby the expense of erecting a new or additional church will not be incurred by the Heritors and that the Titulars or others having right of the tiends out of which is to be paid not less than three fourths of the additional stipend or stipends to be modified by reason of such disjunction or division, have consented thereto. after due intination by direction of the Lords of Council & Session to them given." |
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Lanarkshire No. 21. Maryhill Parish |
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1. Situation - Church, Trace 6 |
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BEECHBANK |
Beechbank
Beechbank
Beechbank |
Valuation Roll
Mr Reid pr [proprietor]
John Russell, Schoolmaster |
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A superior cottage on the banks of the Kelvin. occupied by the pr [proprietor] Mr. Reid. |
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BELLGREEN |
Bellgreen
Bellgreen
Bellgreen |
Valuation Roll
G. Campbell Esqr.
Miss Ure. Occupier |
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A good Cottage formerly used in connection with a Bleachfield which used to be there. The property of Sir A. J. Campbell Bart. |
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GAIRBRAID |
Gairbraid
Gairbraid
Gairbraid |
Valuation Roll
John Renwick. occupier
John Russell, Schoolmaster |
001.13 |
An extensive Farm Steading on the northern outskirts of Maryhill. The property of J.& G. Dunlop |
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MANSE [R.C., Maryhill] |
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ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL [Main St, Maryhill] |
Roman Catholic Chapel (Immaculate Conception)
Roman Catholic Chapel
Roman Catholic Chapel |
Valuation Roll
Revd. J. Keir
John Russell, Schoolmaster |
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A chapel in Main St. capable of containing a configuration of about 500. The Priest's dwelling house is attached to it - Revd J. Keir, Incumbent. This Chapel is dedicated is dedicated to the Immaculate Conception. |
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Lanarkshire No. 21. Maryhill Parish |
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1. The R.C. Chapel and Manse are one entry as there are no entries next to the Manse with regard to the 3rd Column - Authorities for Spelling or the fourth column - Description remarks.
2. Situation - all place names on this sheet are in Trace 6. |
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ARGYLE PLACE |
Argyle Place
Argyle Place
Argyle Place |
Corner Ticket
Valuation Roll
G. Anderson. Police Inspector |
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A row of houses in "Main Street" between "Endrick Place" & the Ph [Parish] Chruch. The Name Applies to the house in line with the south end of the row as well as in "Main Street." The Branch Bank of the Union Bank of Scotland is in the north end of his "Place" |
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MAIN STREET [Maryhill] |
Main Street
Main Street
Main Street |
Corner Ticket
Valuation Roll
G. Anderson Police Inspector |
001.13 |
The principal Street in Maryhill, beginning with the Town at Aquaduct which separates Wyndord from Maryhill, & ending about the new Railway Bridge. The Corner Ticket is on the house next & south of the Ph [Parish] School. There are several "Places" in this street, as well as a few in other Streets, regularly ticketed & bearing the names of the feuars by whom they are, or were held. The houses in those "Places" are like the generality of dwelling houses in the Town & are occupied by the working classes. The ph [Parish] Church & School, the Police Station, Post Office, Bull Inn, & a Branch Bank of the Union Bank of Scotland are in Main Street. The houses are generally new & about two stories high. |
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POST OFFICE [Main St, Maryhill] |
Post Office |
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Included in description of Main Street. |
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1. Situation - Main Street, Post Office and Argyll Place, Trace 6. |
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GRAHAM'S PLACE |
Graham's Place
Graham's Place
Graham's Place |
Corner Ticket
Valuation Roll
G. Anderson Police Inspector |
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One house in "Main Street" opposite "Argyle Place". |
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SUSAN MURRAY PLACE |
Susan Murray Place
Susan Murray Place
Susan Murray Place |
Corner Ticket
Valuation Roll
Robert Buchanan, Baker in "S. M. Place" |
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A row of dwelling place in "Main Street. between the R.C.Chapel & Gilchrists Court". The Post Office is kept in the south end house of this row. |
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WALKER STREET [Maryhill] |
Walker Street
Walker Street
Walker Street |
Corner Ticket
Valuation Roll
G. Anderson Police Inspector |
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A road off "Main St" to the River Kelvin, chiefly used as an entrance to Reid & Ewing
s Printfield, which, has a gate near the bottom of this "Street". At present there are property, no houses in "Walker St." The only houses which can be said to belong to this "Street" ae ends of houses in "Whitelaw & Main" Streets. |
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Lanarkshire No. 21. Maryhill Parish
Missing Place name from Image - Endrich Place
Endrich Place Corner Ticket I.13 Trace 6 A row of dwelling houses in "Main Street" between "Argyle Place" & the Endrick Place Valuation Roll R.C.Chapel.
Endrick Place Mr Lennit Grocer in "End. Place" |
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WHITELAW STREET [Maryhill] |
Whitelaw Street
Whitelaw Street
Whitelaw Street |
Corner Ticket
Valuation Roll
Alexander McAndrew Sergt [Sergeant] of Police |
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A Street between "Kelvin & Walker" Streets, running parallel with "Main St:" The houses are occupied by the poorer classes. |
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REID STREET [Maryhill] |
Reid Street
Reid Street
Reid Street |
Corner Ticket
Valuation Roll
Alexander McAndrew Sergt. [Sergeant] of Police |
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This Street has very few houses. It is between "Walker Street" & the end of Kelvin St. "Reid & Ewens Printfield is on the west side of the St. It employs about 200 hands in printing Callico &c by Machine Presses. |
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UNION BANK OF SCOTLAND [Argyle Place, Maryhill] |
Union Bank of Scotland (Branch)
Union Bank of Scotland (Branch)
Union Bank of Scotland (Branch) |
Valuation Roll
Sign or Name Board
John Russell Shool master |
001.13 |
A Branch Bank of the Union Bank of Scotland at the north end of Argyle Place in Main St. |
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Lanarkshire -- Parish of Maryhill
"Law," A designation given to many hills or mounts, [mountains]"
"To Law, To litigate; to subject to legal investigation,"
"Law, The remainder," Jamieson |
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GLASGOW, DUMBARTON AND HELENSBURGH RAILWAY |
Glasgow Dumbarton and Helensburgh Railway
Glasgow Dumbarton and Helensburgh Railway
Glasgow Dumbarton and Helensburgh Railway
Glasgow Dumbarton and Helensburgh Railway
Glasgow Dumbarton & Helensburgh Railway |
John Latham Manager of Ed. [Edinburgh] & Glasgow Railway
Peter McGregor, secretaryJ. Cooke Acccountant
Act of Parliament
Printed Bills
Time Tables |
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A new line of railway branching off the Edinburgh & Glasgow at Cowlairs. It was passed in 1855 & is expected to be complete in May 1858. Ir runs about 5 miles through thos Ph. [Parish] & is only part complete. At Cambus Possil it has altered the course of the Forth & Clyde Canal for a short distance. It passes out of the parish by a very fine bridge over the River Kelvin. It joins the Caledonian & Dumbartonshire Railway at Bowling & runs along it as far as Dumbarton. From Dumbarton to Helensburgh is intended to be single rails. |
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Lanarkshire -- Maryhill Parish |
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OS/21/47/13A
This page shaows a letter rather than a description of a place. The letter reads as follows:
Glasgow, Dumbartn & Helensburgh Railway
83 St George's Place,
Glasgow Jany [ January] 11th 1858
Dear Sir,
You are requested to attend a meeting of the Directors, in my Chambers in Wednesday next, the 13th Inst, at two o'clock.
I am, Dear Sir,
Yours Sincerely
James Keyden
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WESTFIELD |
Westfield
Westfield
Westfield |
Valuation Roll
Meikleham's Map
Robert Graham Pr. [Proprietor] |
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A good farm steading occupied by William Woodrow. The property of Mr. R. Graham. |
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Lanarkshire -- Maryhill Parish |
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WEST POSSIL LOCH |
West Possil Loch
West Possil Loch
West Possil Loch |
Estate Map
William Graham
Richard Watson |
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This loch is in dry seasons coarse, wet, meadow land. In winter it is sometimes flooded for days; its general appearance throughout the year may be said to be marshy. It is on Captn. [Captain] Campbell's property. |
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LOCHSIDE |
Lochside
Lochside
Lochside |
Valuation Roll
Estate Map
Richard Watson |
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A few scattered dwelling house occupied by colliers. The property of Captn. [Captain] Campbell. |
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LOCHEND |
Lochend
Lochend
Lochend |
Valuation Roll
Robert Graham Proprietor
William Graham - Lambhill |
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A superior cottage with offices attached occupied by the proprietor R. Graham. |
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Lanarkshire -- Maryhill Parish
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CAMBUS POSSIL |
Cambus Possil
Cambus Possil
Cambus Possil |
Valuation Roll
Estate Map
Richard Watson |
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An old Farm Steading occupied by Laborers [temm] only called by them. "Sodom".
The property of Captain Campbell. |
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POSSIL LOCH |
Possil Loch
Possil Loch
Possil Loch |
Estate Map
Richard Watson
Wimmil Graham |
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This loch is bounded on the north by the Parish Boundary & on the East by the canal. Near the Parish Boundary the ground is dry from refuse being scattered about. The remainder is worse that the West loch. being in some places covered by Mushy Pools. By the side of the Canal the soil appears at times, to be rough meadow land. Its general appearance is Marshy. The property of Captain Campbell. In wet weather this Loch is flooded - particularly in winter. |
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Lanarkshire No. 21. Maryhill Parish
Cambus Possil
Written across the Authorities of Spelling, Situation and Descriptive Remarks Columns
"Cam is the British and Celtic, transformed by the Scoto - Saxons into Cambus, signifies bending or bowed - usg or iusg means water." New Statistical Account of Cambuslang, County of Lanark.
Possil Lock
Additional information in the List of Names as written on Plan Column.
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SCHOOL [nr Lambhill] |
School
School
School |
Valuation Roll
James Watson, Teacher
Williama Graham |
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This School is supported by the heritors in the district of the pupils contributions. The house belongs to the Canal Company. |
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Lanarkshire No. 21. Maryhill Parish
Missing Entries
Lambhill Cottage --- Valuation Roll --- I.14 Trace 6 --- A neat brick cottage built by the proprietor from his Ploughmen.
Lambhill Cottage --- William Graham Proprietor
Lambhill Cottage --- R Watson
Lambhill --- Valuation Roll --- I.14 Trace 6 --- A superior Farm steading occupied by the Proprietor Mr W. Graham
Lambhill --- Estate Map
Lambhill --- William Graham Proprietor
Lambhill Bridge --- Canal Co;s List of Bridges --- I.14 Trace 6 --- The 19th Drawbridge on the Forth & Clyde Canal numbering form the Forth.
Lambhill Bridge --- R. Reidman Secretary --- --- It is of light construction (wood), raised from the centre by wheels at the sides. It is capable Lambhill Bridge --- J Milne Superintendant --- --- of bearing 3 tons - the greatest weight allowed without previous notification being given. |
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EAST CAMBUS POSSIL |
East Cambus Possil
East Cambus Possil
East Cambus Possil |
Valuation Roll
Estate Map
R. Watson, Steward |
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A row of thatched Cottages South of Lambhill Bridge. These houses are by the occupiers called [Gomards]. The property of Captain Campbell. |
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OVER FOSSIL |
Over Possil
Over Possil
Over Possil |
Estate Map
Valuation Roll
Andrew McGregor, Heir |
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Two houses on the side of the Canal. There are temporary rows of houses for Colliers, north & south of this, on the same property. The propierty of the Heirs of William Peters. |
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1. List of names as written Column - Spelling Error. "Over Fossil" should be "Over Possil". Message Sent. |
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1. Situation - East Cambus Possil and Over Possil - Trace 6.
2. Spelling assistance requested for a word in the East Cambus Possil Entry [Gomards]. |
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BRACKENBRAE |
Brackenbrae
Brackenbrae
Brackenbrae |
Valuation Roll
A. Young Factor
W. Findlay Occupier |
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A good Farm Steading. The property of W. Stirling Esqr.
There is no particular brae on hill or this Farm. The name if given as many hills are where the ground is almost flat. |
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KENMURE HOUSE |
Kenmure House
Kenmure House
Kenmure House |
Estate Map
Valuation Roll
A. Young, Factor |
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A large Mansion with Offices, garden and extensive ornamenta; ground attached. Occupied by Mr W. Stirling Merchant. The property of W. Stirling Esqr of Keir.
There are several rows of houses on the Estate, which were built for the Pitmen, by the Cos. working the Pits. As they will be pulled down as soon as the Pits are done, the Factor does not think them worth naming. |
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LATCH KENMURE |
Laigh Kenmure
Laigh Kenmure
Laigh Kenmure |
Valuation Roll
James Russell, Steward of Estate,
A. Young Factor |
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A good Farm Steading. occupied by Wilsons & Co. The property of W. Stirling Esqr. |
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1. List of names as written Column - Spelling Error. "Latch Kenmure" should be "Laigh Kenmure". Message Sent. |
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1. Situation - Kenmure House and Laigh Kenmure, Trace 1.
2. Situation - Brackenbrae, Trace 2. |
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HIGH FOSSIL |
High Possil
High Possil
High Possil |
Estate Map
Valuation Roll
J. Blackley, Factor |
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A superior Farm Steading. The property of W.S.S. Crawford Esqr.
There are several temporary rows of Colliers Cottages on this property which the Agent considers would be useless to name, as it is the proprietors intention to take them down when the Pits are done. |
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POSSIL ROWS |
Possil Rows
Possil Rows
Possil Rows |
Valuation Roll
Edward Risk Manager of Pits
J. Blackley, Factor |
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These rows (particularly the east) are supposed to be permant. They were built by Wilsons & Co. for their pitmen. The property of W.S.S. Crawford Esqr. |
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1. List of names as written Column - Spelling Error. "High Fossil" should be "High Possil". Message Sent. |
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FREESTONE QUARRY [Dubton] |
Freestone Quarry
Freestone Quarry
Freestone Quarry |
R. Grainger Foreman
T. Bell Foreman Kenmure Quarry
R. Wisper, Pit Master
J. Blackley Factor |
001.15 |
This name though well known, seems to be used more for the purpose of distinction from the other Quarries in the neighbourhood, than as a proper name. The Old Quarry S.W. of it was also called "Milton" when in use - about 10 years ago. At present the name is not applied to the old Quarry, but seems to have been revived on the opening to distinguish it. The name is taken from the Quarry being on the lands of Milton. It employs 30 men, has been two years in use * is wrought by Neilson & Law. This Quarry can't go or work in any direction, without interfering with the Railway or the Toll Road.
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KENMURE QUARRY |
Kenmure Quarry (Freestone)
Kenmure Quarry (Freestone)
Kenmure Quarry (Freestone) |
Post Office Directory
Valuation Roll
T. Bell Foreman
A. Young Factor |
001.15 |
An extensive freestone Quarry on Kenmure Estate - W. Stirling's Esqr Property. It employs 150 men, is 20 years in use & supposed to be good for seven years more. Wrought by Leadbetter & Govan. |
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NORTH COLTPARK QUARRY |
North Coltpark Quarry (Freestone)
North Coltpark Quarry (Freestone)
North Coltpark Quarry (Freestone) |
Post Office Directory
Valuation Roll
Alexander Gifford, Foreman |
001.15 |
This is considered the best Freestone Quarry of the five - Coltmuir, Midton. N [North] & S. [South] Coltpark, & Coltston, on Mr Crawford's property. It is now in use five year; employs about 60 men, & is wrought by Neilson & Law. The names of these quarries are taken from the parks they are in. |
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COLTPARK COTTAGE |
Coltpark Cottage
Coltpark Cottage
Coltpark Cottage |
Valuation Roll
R. [---] Pit Master
J. Blackley, Factor |
001.15 |
A mean looking cottage on the side of the Edinburgh & Glasgow Railway, occupied by laborers. The property of W. J. J. Crawford Esq |
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COLTMUIR QUARRY |
Coltmuir Quarry [Freestone)
Coltmuir Quarry [Freestone)
Coltmuir Quarry [Freestone) |
Valuation Roll
Post Office Directory
Andrew Kirkland, Foreman |
001.15 |
This Quarry is rapidly extending eastward. It has been in use 5 years & will probably last as many more. Forty men are employed in it by Leadbetter & Co. |
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COLTSTON |
Colston
Colston
Colston |
Valuation Roll
J. Blackley, Factor
William McGavin Occupier |
001.15 |
A good Farm Steading, the property of W.J.S. Crawford, Esqr. |
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MILTONBANK |
Miltonbank
Miltonbank
Miltonbank |
Valuation Roll
R. Wyper. occupier
J. Blackley, Factor |
001.15 |
A good Cottage off the Coltston Ph. [Parish] Road. The property of W.D.S. Crawford Esqr. |
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MILTONBANK COTTAGE |
Miltonbank Cottage
Miltonbank Cottage
Miltonbank Cottage |
Valuation Roll
P. O [Post Office] Directory
R Black Pr [Proprietor] |
001.15 |
A superior Cottage. The property of R. Black. |
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FERNBANK |
Fernbank
Fernbank
Fernbank |
Valuation Roll
Post Office Directory
R. Black Pr [Proprietor] |
001.15 |
A superior Cottage with offices on the side of the Ed. [Edinburgh] & Glasgow Railway. The property of & occupied by R. Black. |
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COLTSTON QUARRY |
Colston Quarry
Colston Quarry
Colston Quarry |
Valuation Roll
Hugh Somerville Foreman
J. Blackley, Factor |
001.15 |
A large Freestone Quarry employing about 80 men, wrought by F. Brown. This quarry is 4 years in use & is likely to continue as many more. |
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COLTSTON T.P. |
Coltston Toll Gate
Coltston Toll Gate
Coltston Toll Gate |
J. Stevenson Road Surveyor
A. Bryson, Toll Keeper
Rate Board on House |
001.15 |
A Toll on the high road from Edinburgh to Glasgow. Kept by A. Bryson, There is a row of Collier's houses beside it. |
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SOUTH COLTPARK QUARRY |
South Coltpark Quarry (Freestone)
South Coltpark Quarry (Freestone)
South Coltpark Quarry (Freestone) |
Valuation Roll
James Wallace Foreman
J.Blackley, Factor |
001.15 |
A large Freestone Quarry working in direction of Milton Bank Cottage. The E. [Edinburgh] & Glasgow Railway at this part is cut through Freestone Rock. It employs 40 men, is 5 years in use & likely to last. Wrought by Neilson & Law. |
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GILCHRIST'S COURT |
Gilchrist's Court
Gilchrist's Court
Gilchrist's Court |
Corner Ticket
Valuation Roll
G. Anderson Inspector of Police |
006.10 |
The back part of a row of houses in Main Street. South of "Susan Murray Place" |
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PETER'S COURT |
Peter's Court
Peter's Court
Peter's Court |
Corner Ticket
Valuation Roll
G. Anderson Inspector of Police |
006.10 |
A flagged court off "Main St:" between the Police Station & the "Bull Inn". |
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INN [Bull Inn, Main St, Maryhill] |
Bull Inn
Bull Inn
Bull Inn |
Sign Board
Mrs J Martin, Innkeeper
G. Anderson Inspector of Police |
006.10 |
A respectable Inn in Main Street two stories high, with a porch in front, over which is represented a large Bull. Kept by Mrs J. Martin. |
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ATHOLL PLACE |
Atholl Place
Atholl Place
Atholl Place |
Corner Ticket
Valuation Roll
G. Anderson, Inspector of Police |
006.10 |
A row of dwelling houses in "Main Street", between Church Street & the Bull Inn. |
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MARYHILL [town] |
Maryhill
Maryhill
Maryhill
Maryhill
Maryhill |
Valuation Roll
D. Robertson, Inspector of Poor
R. Craig, Commissioners' Clerk
G. Anderson, Inspector of Police
J. Paxton, Elder |
006.10 |
A Town in the N. W. [North-West] of the Parish with a population of about 4500. It was constituted a Police Burgh in 1855, under the provisions of the Act 13th & 14th Victoria, Cap: [??] 33 entituled "An Act to make more effectual provision for regulating the Police of Towns & populous places in Scotland. & for paving, draining, cleaning, lighting, & improving the same." The Streets are regularly numbered & properly named. There is a force of 9 City Policemen Stationed in the Burgh. The lighting & Police or extent of the Burgh, extents north as far as the Est: Ch. [Established Church] Manse, & south past Wynford along the "Garscube Road Maryhill" to a house (on 1/500 Scale) about 3 chains outside the south margin of Trace 5-VI [6] -2, near the Wireworks at the beginning of Springbank, where the latter & the "Garscube Road Maryhill" meet. There are three Magistrates in the Burgh who sit once a week in the Police Station. the Inspector of Police acting as Fiscal. There are also three honorary commissioners appointed to the Town for Sanitary purposes. The Forth & Clyde Canal passes through the Town & has two Aquaducts (beside Locks) one over the road between Wyndford & Maryhill, & the othe rover the river kelvin. The new Railway (Glasgow , Dumbarton & Helensburgh) crosses the Kelvin here by a very fine Bridge. Kelvin Dock - from the little lock at the Saw Mill, was the name of Maryhill 25 years ago. The name (Maryhill) is taken from a lady whose property the village was when the name changed. The principal works in the Town, are the Gasworks, Printfield, Weaving Factory & Saw Mill. There is an Est: Ch [Established Church] & school. A Free Ch. [Church] & School, A Roman Catholic Chapel & an Infant School in Maryhill. The Town begins at the Canal Aqueduct, which separates it from Wyndford & extends north as far as the Manse. |
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GREENBANK COTTAGE |
Greenbank Cottage
Greenbank Cottage
Greenbank Cottage |
Valuation Roll
John Russell ph. [parish] Schoolmaster
Thomas Craig. Manager of Printfield |
006.10 |
A mean looking Cottage. occupied two families. The name is only known to the older inhabitants of the Place. The property of W. Reid Esqr. |
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AQUEDUCT [Forth & Clyde Canal] |
Kelvin Aqueduct
Kelvin Aqueduct
Kelvin Aqueduct |
Robert Reidman, Canal Secretary
James Milne, Canal Suptd: [Superintendent]
Adam Stewart, Lock Keeper |
006.10 |
A fine Aqueduct for carrying the Forth & Clyde Canal over the River Kelvin. It has 4 arches, each 80 links in span & 60 feet above the level of the River. |
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LOCKS [Forth & Clyde Canal] |
Kelvin Locks
Kelvin Locks
Kelvin Locks |
Canal Co's [Company's] List of Locks &
R. Reidman, Secretary
J. Milne, Superintendent |
006.10 |
Five Locks on the Forth & Clyde Canal at Maryhill. with two wooden Sluice Gates to each. for letting out & in the water to the Basins for Boats passing through. The Locks, like the Draw-bridges, are wod. [wood] from the Forth. & have houses for the Keepers attached. Kelvin Dock is connected by a Lock gate with the basin between the 22nd & 23rd Locks. |
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[Below entry for Kelvin Locks is a note] "Kelvin Street" and "Kelvin Graving Docks" have been adopted. but the repetition of Kelvin, applying to the Aqueduct and Locks adjacent, is considered unnecessary. NH. |
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KELVIN GRAVING DOCK |
Kelvin Dock
Kelvin Dock
Kelvin Dock
Kelvin Dock
Kelvin Dock |
R. Reidman Secretary
J. Milne Superintendent
J. Swan timber Mrt. [Merchant]
J. Paxton Elder
John Keir Burnhouse |
006.10 |
Formerly the name of the Town, & is, even now, by the older inhabitants, commonly applied to everything in the vicinity. It does not, however, according to the best authorities, apply to anything but the Dock. It is used in connexion with the Saw Mill & Canal for building Boats. There is a lock Gate which supplies it from the Basin with water, when necessary. The Saw Mill is wrought by J.& D Swan Timber Merchants. It employs 80 men. It is a Graving Dock
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COLLINA COTTAGE |
Collina Cottage
Collina Cottage
Collina Cottage |
J. Swan Pr. [Proprietor]
John Russell Schoolmaster
John Rennie Schoolmaster |
006.10 |
A superior Cottage commanding a view of the whole of Maryhill, occupied by the pr. [proprietor] J. Swan Timb. Mrt. [Timber Merchant] |
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GAIRBRAID HOUSE |
Garbraid House
Garbraid House
Garbraid House |
Valuation Roll
Meikleham's Map
G. Campbell Esqr |
006.10 |
A superior house occupied by Mr J. Horn - Magistrate. The property of John Dunlop Esqr. |
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SCHOOL [Church St, Maryhill] |
School
School
School |
Valuation Roll
Revd. [Reverend] Robert Wilson
John Rennie Schoolmaster |
006.10 |
The Free Church School built beside the Church. There is a school of Industry attached to it - capable of containing 170 Pupils. |
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CHURCH STREET [Maryhill] |
Church Street
Church Street
Church Street |
Corner Ticket
Valuation Roll
G. Anderson, Police Inspector |
006.10 |
A road or Street off "Main Street", leading to the Free Church & Gilshochill. This name cannot be said to apply farther than the Manse, at present there are no signs of building between the Manse & Gilshochill. |
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YOUNG'S PLACE |
Young's Place
Young's Place
Young's Place |
Corner Ticket
Val: [Valuation] Roll
G. Anderson, Police Inspector |
006.10 |
A row of thatched houses off "Ch. St. [Church Street]" near the end, and parallel, with "Main Street". |
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SCHOOL [infants, Main St, Maryhill] |
School
School
School |
Valuation Roll
John Rennie. F. C. [Free Church] T. [Technical] Teacher
Miss Erskine, Teacher |
006.10 |
An Infant School entered from "Main Street" by a good Footpath. The play ground extends to the side of "Whitelaw Street", Patronised by J. C. Colquhoun Esqr of Killermont. |
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KELVIN STREET [Maryhill] |
Kelvin Street
Kelvin Street
Kelvin Street |
Corner Ticket
Valuation Roll
G. Anderson Police Inspector |
006.10 |
A Street off "Main Street" extending to the gate of the Weaving Factory & Printfield at the corner of "Reid St." The Factory [is] at present idle. Three Streets are off this St. "Reid & Whitelaw Streets" on one side (north) & Bridge St" on the other. |
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BRIDGE STREET [Maryhill] |
Bridge Street
Bridge Street
Bridge Street |
Corner Ticket
Valuation Roll
G. Anderson Police Inspector |
006.10 |
A Street extending from the bridge over the Kelvin to near where "Kelvin St["] joins "Main Street". There is a "Square["] & a "Place" off this Street. The Gas Works of the Town are entered from this Street They extend northward to the side of "Kelvin Street". |
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BRIDGE SQUARE |
Bridge Square
Bridge Square#
Bridge Square |
Corner Ticket
Valuation Roll
G. Anderson, Police Inspector |
006.10 |
Two rows of houses off Bridge Street at right angles to each other. The houses appear to be the poorest in Maryhill |
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BRIDGE PLACE |
Bridge Place
Bridge Place
Bridge Place |
Corner Ticket
Valuation Roll
G. Anderson, Police Inspector |
006.10 |
An irregular shaped row of houses in "Bridge St" opposite the end of the Factory. There is no sign of building between this "Place" & the Bridge. |
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PRINTWORKS [Reid & Ewing's, Walker St] |
Printfield or Printworks
Printfield or Printworks
Printfield or Printworks |
J. Swan Pr. [Proprietor] of Saw Mill
Thomas Craig Manager
John Russell, Schoolmaster |
006.01 |
A large establishment employing 200 hands in Printing patterns by machinery. Wrought by the proprietors - Reid & Ewan. In Trade this is commonly called a Printfield, though no field for the purpose is attached. |
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HANDLOOM FACTORY [Maryhill] |
Weaving Factory (Linen & Cotton)
Weaving Factory (Linen & Cotton)
Weaving Factory (Linen & Cotton) |
Thomas Craig Mr [Manager] of Printfield
J. Swan - Saw Mill
R. Jeffray Wyndford |
006.10 |
A hand-loom Weaving Factory for Linen & Cotton weaving. employing about 200 hands when in use. It has been idle for some time |
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POLICE OFFICE [Main St, Maryhill] |
Police Station
Police Station
Police Station |
Valuation Roll
G. Anderson Police Inspector
John Russell, Schoolmaster |
006.10 |
A new house built for the men of the city Police (9 men) stationed in Burgh. |
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GAS WORKS |
Gas Works
Gas Works
Gas Works |
Valuation Roll
G Anderson, Police Inspector
J Paxton, Elder |
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POWERLOOM FACTORY [Wyndford, Maryhill] |
Powerloom Factory
Powerloom Factory
Powerloom Factory
Powerloom Factory |
R. Jeffray Pr. [Proprietor]
J. Sloan Timber Merchant
Thomas Craig Manager of Printfield
John Russell Schoolmaster |
006.02 |
A large manufactory for weaving cotton & linen. Wrought by power looms. It employs about 200 hands constantly. They are principally women. The mill is the property of R. Jeffray. It is also wrought by him. |
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MANSE [F.C., Maryhill] |
Manse
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Manse |
Valuation Roll
Revd. [Reverend ] R. Wilson
John Rennie, Schoolmaster. |
006.02 |
A superior dwelling house, east of the Free Church, occupied by the incumbent Revd. [Reverend] R. Wilson |
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FREE CHURCH [Maryhill] |
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church |
Valuation Roll
Revd. [Reverend] R. Wilson
John Rennie, Schoolmaster |
006.02 |
A good stone building capable of containing a congregation of 600. It was built in 1846 & has a manse & school attached. |
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FORTH AND CLYDE CANAL |
Forth & Clyde Canal
Forth & Clyde Canal
Forth & Clyde Canal |
Estate Maps
R. Reidman, Secretary
J. Milne, Superintendent |
006.02 |
A navigable canal connected the Firths of Forth & Clyde. There is a branch (2 3/4 miles) from the main canal at Stockingfield , which goes to Port Dundas in Glasgow. There are 39 drawbridges on this canal, including those on the branch. At Cambus Possil there are two aqueducts, one over the new railway, & the other over a stream; at Stockingfield, there is one over a road: & at Maryhill there are two, one over the road at the beginning of Main Street, & the other over the River Kelvin. There are also locks & basins at Maryhill. It passes through this parish 5 miles. |
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GILSHOCHILL |
Gilshochill
Gilshochill
Gilshochill |
Valuation roll
G. Campbell Esqr.
D. Brown Occupier |
006.02 |
A farm steading on the banks of the canal. The property of Sir. A.J. Campbell Bart. [Baronet] |
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LOCHBURN |
Lochburn
Lochburn
Lochburn |
Valuation Roll
G. Campbell Esqr.
R. Watson Esatate Steward |
006.02 |
Two farm steadings, the one on the east , Captn. [Captain] Campbell's property & the west Sir. A. J. Campbell's |
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STOCKINGFIELD AQUEDUCT |
Stockingfield Aqueduct
Stockingfield Aqueduct
Stockingfield Aqueduct |
R. Reidman Secretary
J. Milne Supt. [Superintendent]
Map of Canal |
006.02 |
An aqueduct over the road from Wyndford to Lochburn, near where the canal branches off to Glasgow. Thee is a floating bridge or boat here, to enable horses etc. to cross going or coming from the Forth. The bridge is attached to the canal bank by a chain on the side next to Stockingfield, & is put across the water with a boat hook or pole. There is a house near the aqueduct for the bridge - keeper. |
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STOCKINGFIELD |
Stockingfield
Stockingfield
Stockingfield |
Valaution Roll
R. Perrat, Pr. [Proprietor]
J. Swan, Merchant |
006.02 |
A large washing establishment used two years ago as a bleachfield. There are 15 women employed in washing & felting up made linen etc occupied by the proprietor R. Prrat. |
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FORTH AND CLYDE CANAL (Glasgow Branch) |
Forth & Clyde Canal (Glasgow Branch)
Forth & Clyde Canal (Glasgow Branch)
Forth & Clyde Canal (Glasgow Branch) |
Gazeteer of SCotland
R. Reidman, Secretary
J. Milne Superintendent |
006.02 |
A branch canal from Stockingfield to Glasgow, from the direct line of the Forth & Clyde. This branch was completed in 1777 - 13 years before the west side (from Stockingfield to the Clyde) was. It is said to be 2 3/4 miles to Port Dundas & it is connected with the Monkland Canal - 1 mile, from Port Dundas to St. Rollox. The drawbridges on this branch are numbered in continuation from the Firth of Forth to Port Dundas. The next bridge on the main line of canal from Lambhill is nod. [numbered] after the last on the branch. There are timber basins at Firhill on the branch canal. |
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WYNDFORD |
Wyndford
Wyndford
Wyndford
Wyndford |
Valuation Roll
R. Jaffray Pr. [Proprietor]
J. Swan Mt. [Merchant]
John Russell Schoolmaster |
006.02 |
The lands of Wyndford comprise those houses on the east side of "Wyndford Street" & the "Garscube Road", from the aqueduct, which separates it from Maryhill, to the Weaving factory on the south; & the mill lade which divides it from Stockingfield on the east. Kelvin Foundry & as far as Stockingfield Aqueduct are also in Wyndford. The weaving facory employs 200 hands & is wrought by power looms. The factory in Maryhill is worked by hand looms. Wyndford is in the parish of Maryhill. |
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WYNDFORD STREET |
Wyndford Street
Wyndford Street
Wyndford Street |
Corner Ticket Valuation Roll G. Anderson Police Inspector |
006.02 |
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MILLER'S PLACE |
Miller's Place
Miller's Place
Miller's Place |
Corner Ticket
Valuation Roll
G. Anderson Police Inspector |
006.02 |
A row of houses with a smithy in it. The end of this row or "Place" is in "Wyndford Street." |
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KELVIN FOUNDRY |
Kelvin Foundry
Kelvin Foundry
Kelvin Foundry |
Valuation Roll
Company's Hand Bill
John Shaw, Founder |
006.02 |
An extensive Iron Foundry employing 200 men. A great variety of casting is done here. Wrought by J. Shaw & Co. [Company] |
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GARSCUBE ROAD |
Garscube Road
Garscube Road
Garscube Road |
Valuation Roll Corner Ticket G. Anderson Police Inspector |
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This name applies from the corner of the road leading to Kelvin Foundry in Wyndford, to the limits of Maryhill where it joins Spring -bank and continues to Cowcadden Street in Glasgow on margin of 006.02.05. The houses along this road are irregularly numbered - to allow for building from Springbank to Wyndford. The name of this road, "Garscube", is, like the generality of suburban roads, taken from some locality through which it passes, as this road is taken from Garscube House, the seat of Sir. A.J. Campbell Bart. [Baronet]. See description on 1/500 scale plans of Glasgow. |
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BURNHOUSE |
Burnhouse
Burnhouse
Burnhouse |
Valuation Roll
John Keir Occupier
J. Paxton, Elder |
006.02 |
A small farm house on the side of the road opposite, or west of Wyndford. The property of J. G. Dunlop. |
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RUCHILL HOUSE |
Ruchill House
Ruchill House
Ruchill House |
Valuation Roll
Meikleham's Map
James Fleming, Gardener orSteward |
006.02 |
A superior house with offices garden & ornamental grounds belonging to it. Occupied by the proprietor W. J. Davidson. |
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TAMSHILL |
Tamshill
Tamshill
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Valuation Roll
James Fleming, Steward
R. Watson Steward |
006.02 |
A thatched, house on Mr. W.J. Davidson's property. Occupied by a laborer. |
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HILLEND |
Hillend
Hillend
Hillend |
Valuation Roll
Estate Map
Richard Watson, Steward |
006.02 |
A farm steading occupied by Captn. [Captain] Campbell's Estate Steward & others. There is a smithy here. Property of Captn. [Captain] Campbell. The toll road used to pass this way to Lambhill |
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"Ruck, - A rick of corn or hay; a small stack of any kind," - " to ruck - To belch, " Jamieson |
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PARKHOUSE |
Parkhouse
Parkhouse
Parkhouse |
Valuation Roll
Estate Map
R. Watson, Steward |
006.02 |
A farm steading, the property of Captn. [Captain] Campbell. It has never been used for anything but farm purposes. The origin of the name is not known. The new railway has changed the course of the toll road near this farm. |
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POSSIL OLD QUARRIES |
Possil Old Quarries (Freestone)
Possil Old Quarries (Freestone)
Possil Old Quarries (Freestone) |
Estate Map
Richard Watson, Steward
William Graham, Lambhill |
006.02 |
These old quarries are famous for the great quantities of Freestone they produce for nearly a century. They are useless thes 20 years & now form deep quarry holes, aend slopes of earth covered with plantings. The property of Captn/ [Captain] Campbell. |
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Chapel
Chapel
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Valuation Roll
W. Woodrow, Occupier
W. Harold Steward |
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Apoor farm steading on the banks od the Forth & Clyde Canal (branch) The property of Mr. M. Montgomery of Kelvinside House. |
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Garrioch
Garrioch
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Valuation Roll
Alexander Young Occupier
W. Harold Steward |
006.02 |
A poor farm steading & a good dwelling house occupied by different persons. The property of Mr. M. Montgomerie. Formerly this name was spelled Garroch: The ioch [underlined] is now used by the proprietor. |
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GARRIOCH HOUSE |
Garrioch House
Garrioch House
Garrioch House |
Valuation Roll
Thomas Allan Pr. [Proprietor]
J. Swan Timber Merchant |
006.02 |
A superior house on the side of the "Garscube Road Maryhill." Good offices are attached. Occupied by Mr. T. Allan. |
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GARRIOCH COTTAGE |
Garrioch Cottage
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Garrioch Cottage |
Valuation Roll
J. Dunlop Occupier
W. Harold, Steward |
006.02 |
A small cottage on the side of the public road from Garrioch to Kelvinside House. The property of Mr. M. Montgomerie. |
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"Garradh.- A garen a wall, dyke, or mound."
"Garnadh, - a thrust, act of thrusting, cramming or gluttony."
"Garrach, - Gorbellied, greedy, voracious, having a bad odour."
" Garrach, - A glutton, a worhtlesscreature." - Gaelic Dictionary. |
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KELVINSIDE HOUSE |
Kelvinside House
Kelvinside House
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Valuation Roll
Post Office Directory
W. Harold Steward |
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A superior house with good offices etc. attached. A great portion of the grounds about this house are on 1/500 scale. Occupied by the proprietor Mr. M. Montgomerie. |
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RUCHILL BRIDGE |
Ruchill Bridge (No. 20)
Ruchill Bridge (No. 20)
Ruchill Bridge (No. 20) |
Canal Co's [Company] List of Bridges
R. Reidman Secretary
J. Milne Supdt. [Superintendent] of Canal |
006.02 |
The 20th drawbridge on the Forth & Clyde - numbering from the Forth & the 1st on the "Branch"from Stockingfield. It is similar in construction to the other drawbridges on the canal, being made of wood, & opened or raisd from the centre by means of wheels attached to the sides, & connected with the centre by chains for raising orclosing it. |
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"Prick." - a rick of corn or hay, - Jamieson |
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EASTPARK |
Eastpark
Eastpark
Eastpark |
Valuation Roll
Post Office Directory
Robert Malcolm, Occupier |
006.02 |
This name is often improperly given to the cottages between Chapelside & the gate of the avenue to Kelvinside House. The proper application is between Chapelside & Eastpark Cottage on that side of the "Garscube Road Maryhill." The name is derived from the park or field, which the cottages now occupy being the eastern extremity of a steading which once stood near it. It is in the Burgh of Maryhill |
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CHAPELSIDE |
Chapelside
Chapelside
Chapelside |
Valuation Roll
P.O. [Post Office] Directory
D. Caughie Pr. [Proprietor |
006.02 |
A superior cottage in Eastpark numbered 242 on the "Garscube Road Maryhill" It as well as the other cottages in Eastpark are in the burgh of Maryhill. |
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GOWANBANK |
Gowanbank
Gowanbank
Gowanbank |
Valuation Roll
P.O. [Post Office] Directory
Mrs. W. Neilson |
006.02 |
A superior cottage in Eastpark nod. [numbered] 240 on the "Garscube Road Maryhill" occupied by Mrs W. Neilson. |
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"Gowan, - The generic name for the Daisy." - Jamieson |
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WHINSTONE COTTAGE |
Whinstone Cottage
Whinstone Cottage
Whinstone Cottage |
A. Wylie Pr. [Proprietor]
R. Malcolm |
006.02 |
A superior cottage in Eastpark nod. [numbere] 212 on the "Garscube Road Maryhill." I t has been named recently. |
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EASTPARK COTTAGE |
Eastpark Cottage
Eastpark Cottage
Eastpark Cottage |
Val. [Valuation Roll
P.O. [Post Office] Directory
R. Aitken Pr. [Proprietor] |
006.02 |
A superior cottage in Eastpark nod. [numbered] 204 on the "Garscube Road Maryhill." It is occupied by Mr. R. Aitken & forms the s. [south] eastern extremity of Eastpark. |
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NEWHOUSE |
Newhouse
Newhouse
Newhouse |
Valuation Roll
P.O. [Post Office] Directory
James Fleming Steward |
006.02 |
An old farm steading nod. [numbered] 186 on the "Garscube Road Maryhill." The property of W. J. Davidson |
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KELVINSIDE COTTAGE |
Kelvinside Cottage
Kelvinside Cottage
Kelvinside Cottage |
P.O. [Post Office] Directory
Val. [Valuation] Roll
J. Benny, Occupier |
006.02 |
A small cottage in the Burgh of Maryhill nod. [numbered] 106 on the "Garscube Road Maryhill." The property of Mr. M. Montgomerie. |
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FIRHILL |
Firhill
Firhill
Firhill |
Val. [Valuation] Roll
J. Murray, Occupier
James Fleming, Steward |
006.02 |
A farm steading. The property of Mr. W. J. Davidson. |
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FIRHILL BRIDGE |
Firhill Bridge ( No. 21)
Firhill Bridge ( No. 21)
Firhill Bridge ( No. 21) |
Canal Co's. [Company's] List of Bridges
R. Reidman Secretary
J. Milne Canal Supdt. [Superintendent] |
006.02 |
The 21st drawbridge - numbering from the Firth of Forth, & the 2nd on the branch canal - from Stockingfield. It is similar in construction to the other canal bridges. East of this there are two large basins for seasoning timber. There is a small boat building dock, also connected with the branch canal. |
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SPRINGBANK FOUNDRY |
Sprinbank Foundry
Springbank Foundry
Springbank Foundry |
J. Down, Founder
Edward Moore Foreman
A Ramsay Mr. [Manager] of Wire Works |
006.02 |
A large foundry at the north end of Springbank employing betwee 3 & 400 men. Wrought by Glennie & Co. [Company] The handbill of this Co. [Company] calls it "Iron Works." Ironstone is not wrought into Pig & Malable Iron here, as at Dixon's "Iron Works" in Glasgow. All that is used here is supplied from Iron Works for mouldingetc. The only Malable Iron made here is for the use of the Co. [Company] & what is made, isvery little. All the houses belnging to it are moulding shops. A large engine works is situated west of the foundry & comes upon 1/500 scale. |
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NORTH WOODSIDE FOUNDRY |
North Woodside Foundry
North Woodside Foundry
North Woodside Foundry |
J. Down Founder
J. Russell, Manager
A. Ramsay, Manager of W. [Wire] Works |
006.02 |
A foundry similar in every respect to Springbank Fdy. [Foundry] - using cast metal for moulding. Wrought by J. Down & Co. [Company]. |
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SPRINGBANK |
Springbank
Springbank
Springbank
Springbank
Springbank |
P.O. [Post Office] Directory
Valuation Roll
A. Ramsay
J. Ramsay Supt. [Superintendent] Mt.
Arranged on 1/500 scale plans |
006.02 |
A district in the suburbs of Glasgow joining the burghof Marhill on the north;Cowcaddens & Glasgow, south & west, & St. Rollox in the east. With the exception of the foundries the whole of Springbank is on 1/500 scale. |
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KEPPOCH |
Keppoch
Kppoch
Keppoch |
Valuation Roll
Estate Map
R. Watson Steward |
006.02 |
Ann extensive farming establisment for rearing pigs etc. The property of Captn. [Captain] Campbell. |
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"Kebbuck, a cheese, - Brocket's" Glossary
"Capa, A cap, a top." - Gaelic Dictionary |
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POSSIL BURN |
Possil Burn
Possil Burn
Possil burn |
Burgh Plan of Maryhill
Schedule descriptive of Burgh
Richard Watson, Steward of Estate |
006.02 |
This burn issues from drains about Springbank Village, & flowing through the Esate of Possilpasses twice under the canal - at, or west of Hill-end, & at Stockingfield Aqueduct, & flowing past Wyndford enters the Kelvin near "Gairbraid House". |
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EASTFIELD PLACE |
Eastfield Place
Eastfiled Place
Eastfield Place |
Valuation Roll
James Liddell Springburn road
John Barr Inspector of Police |
006.03 |
A row of two storied houses between the Edinburgh & Glasgow Turnpike Road, & the road which joins through Balgray from the end of "Springburn Road" - Both Spring: [ Springburn] Rpad & Balgray are in the adjoining parish of Springburrn. The houses are new & are wellknown by the name "Eastfield Place" |
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COWLAIRS WORKS |
Cowlairs Works |
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NEW MOSESFIELD |
New Mosesfield
New Mosesfield
New Mosesfield |
Valuation Roll
Post Office Directory
W. Neilson Occupier |
006.03 |
A superior dwelling house with offices attached. The property of W. Dixon - Ironworks. |
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STOBHILL |
Stobhill
Stobhill
Stobhill |
Valuation Roll
Meikleham's Map
William Notman Occupier |
006.03 |
A good farm steading the property of Mr. J. Stewart |
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COCKMUIR |
Cockmuir
Cockmuir
Cockmuir |
Valuation Roll
Meijleham's Map
Revd. [Reverend] J. Arthur |
006.03 |
A good farm steading sub-let by the tenant. the property of Mr. J. Reid. |
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BALGRAY BRAE |
See authorities etc on the Name List of the Parish of Springburn |
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"Stob, - The stump of a tree; a palisade, a stake driven into the ground to form a fence, the stump of a rainbow or that part which seems to rest on the horizon when no more of it is seen. " - Jamieson |
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ASHFIELD |
Ashfield
Ashfield
Ashfield |
Estate Map
Valuation roll
Richard Watson Estate Steward |
006.03 |
A good farm steading the property of Captn. [Captain] Campbell |
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POSSIL MAINS |
Possil Mains
Possil Mains
Possil Mains |
Estate Map
Valuation Roll
R. Watson Steward |
006.03 |
A farm steading shaped partly oval, adjoining the offices belonging to Possil House, but quitedistinct from them in name and occupation. The property of Captn. [Captain] Campbell |
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EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW RAILWAY |
Edinburgh & Glasgow Railway |
Murrays Time Table
John Letham Manager of Ry [Railway]
William Paton Manager at Cowlairs |
006.04 |
A line of railway between Edinburghh & Glasgow, running through the Maryhill Ph. [Parish] for about 3/4 of a mile, part of it ( near the quarries on Milton & Kenmure Estate) is cut through solid freestone rock. The electric telegraph is on the east side. |
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POSSIL HOUSE |
Possil House
Possil House
Possil House |
Valuation Roll
Estate Map
R. Watson, Steward |
006.03 |
A large mansion with ornamental grounds & offices attached. Occupied by Sir A. Alison Bart .[ Baronet]. The property of Captn. [Captain Campbell. |
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EASTFIELD |
Eastfield
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Valuation Roll
Estate Map
R. Watson Steward |
006.03 |
A large farm steading on the side of the high road from Glasgow to Edinburgh. The property of Captn. [Captain] Campbell. |
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OLD MOSESFIELD |
Old mosesfield
Pld mosesfield#
Old Mosesfield |
Valuation Roll
W. Neilson - N. [New?] Mosesfield
James Breeze Occupier |
006.03 |
A superior house with offices attached,. This name is well known by the distinction"Old." The property of William Dixon of the Ironworks. |
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BALORNOCK HOUSE |
Balornock House
Balornock House
Balornock House |
Valuation Roll
Meikleham's Map
W.R. Petterson Esqr. |
006.04 |
A large mansion with pleasure grounds, garden & offices attached. Occupied by the proprietor W. R,. Patterson Esqr. |
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HIGH BALORNOCK |
High Balornock
High Balornock
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Meikleham's Map
W. R. Patterson Esqr. |
006.04 |
A farm steading now occupied by laborers. the property of A. Menzies. |
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"Balladh, A wall; a rampart."
Noch, Nock, Nokk, The nick or notch of a bow or arrow"
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BARMULLOCH |
Barmulloch
Barmulloch
Barmulloch |
Valuation Roll
Walter Weir, Occupier
J. Blackley, Factor |
006.04 |
A good farm steading the proprerty of W. S.S. Crawford Esqr. |
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HILLHEAD |
Hillhead
Hillhead
Hillhead |
Valuation Roll
Walter Weir
J. Blackley, Factor |
006.04 |
A cottage on Milton [underlined] Farm slightly elevated form the lands of Milton & Provan Mill. The property of W. S.S. Crawford Esqr. |
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"Barr, The top - the uppermost part of anything, a point as of a weapon
A crop of grain or other vegetables; supriority etc. - a hill,
"Mullach, The top, summit, or upper extremity of anything, a height,
an eminence, " Gaelic Dictionary |
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MILTON |
Milton
Milton
Milton |
Valuation Roll
G. Simpson, Occupier
J. Blackley, Factor |
006.08 |
A large farm steading Some house, including a smithy on the side of the road south of this farm are in Provan Mill, or are like the houses around the mill called Provan Mill. The steading is the property of W.S.S. Crawford Esqr. |
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CALEDONIAN RAILWAY |
Caledonian Railway (Glasgow & Garnkirk Station)
Caledonian Railway (Glasgow & Garnkirk Station)
Caledonian Railway (Glasgow & Garnkirk Station)
Caledonian Railway (Glasgow & Garnkirk Station)
Caledonian Railway |
G. Graham Engineer of Line
Railway Map (Graham's)
William Beattie, Clerk
R. Bankier Stat: [Station] Master, Steps
Time Table. |
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This name (Glasgow & Garnkirk Station) is seemingly Known to the Officials of the Caledonian Railway only. In Time Tables the name is given as the "Caledonian". The Garnkirk or "Glasgow & Garnkirk Railway" extended to Whifflet in Old Monkland Ph [Parish]. There is a branch to St Rollox from Milton, which is the original line of the "Glasgow & Garnkirk Railway". That from Milton to Glasgow is commonly called the "Glasgow Extension" by the Railway authorities. Mr Graham the Engineer considered the "Extension" superfluous, as it was made by the Cal: Co: [Caledonian Company] & consequently is the "Cal: Railway" [Caledonian Railway]. The "Glasgow & Garnkirk Railway" is the name according to the "Act of Parliament" & the Caledonian Co. [Company] hold it in lease from the Co. [Company] by whom it was made.
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Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Eastfield -- 006 -- 03 -- 55
Freestone Quarry -- 001 -- 015 -- 21
Fernbank -- 001 -- 015 -- 23
Free Church -- 006 -- 02 -- 35
Forth & Clyde Canal -- 006 -- 02-- 35
Forth & Clyde Canal (Glasgow Branch) -- 6 -- 02 -- 37
Firhill -- 006 -- 02 -- 45
Firhill Bridge -- 006 -- 02 -- 46
Garscube Bridgec -- 001 -- 013 -- 2
Garscube Road -- 001 -- 013 -- 2
Gairbraid -- 001 -- 013 -- 8
Graham's Place -- 001 -- 013 -- 10
Glasgow, Dumbarton & Helensburgh Railway - 001 -- 014 -- 13
Gilchrist Court -- 006 -- 014 -- 25
Greenbank Cottage -- 006 -- 01 -- 27
Graving Dock -- 006 --01 -- 28
Garbraid House -- 006 -- 01 -- 28
Gas Works -- 006 -- 01 -- 32
Gilshochill -- 006 -- 02 --36
Garscube Road -- 006 --02 -- 39
Garrioch -- 006 -- 02 -- 42
Garrioch House -- 006 -- 02 -- 42
Garrioch Cottage -- 006 -- 02 -- 42
Gowanbank -- 006 -- 02 -- 44
High Possil -- 001 -- 015 -- 20
Handloom Factory ( Linen & Cotton) -- 006 -- 01 -- 31
Hillend -- 006 -- 02 -- 40
High Balornock -- 006 -- 04 -- 57
Hillhead -- 006 -- 04 -- 58
Inn -- 006 -- 01 -- 25
Kenmure House -- 001 -- 015 -- 19
Kenmure Quarry (Freestone) -- 001 -- 015 -- 21
Kelvin Street --006 -- 01 -- 30
Kelvin Foundry (Iron) -- 006 -- 02 -- 39
Kelvinside House -- 006 -- 02 -- 43
Kelvinside Cottage -- 006 -- 02 -- 45 |
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Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Keppoch -- 006 -- 02 -- 47
Lochside -- 001 -- 014 -- 15
Lochend -- 001 -- 014 -- 15
Lambhll Cottage -- 001 -- 014 -- 17
Lambhill -- 001 -- 014 -- 17
Lambhill bridge -- 001 -- 014 -- 17
Laigh Kenmure -- 001 -- -15 -- 19
Locks -- 006 -- 01 -- 27
Lochburn -- 006 -- 02 -- 36
Manse -- 001 --13 -- 5
Manse -- 001 -- 013 -- 8
Main Street -- 001 -- 013 -- 9
Miltonbank -- 001 -- 015 -- 23
Miltonbank Cottage -- 001 -- 015 -- 23
Maryhill -- 006 -- 01 -- 26
Manse -- 006 -- 02 -- 35
Miller's Place -- 006 -- 02 -- 38
Milton -- 006 -- 08 -- 59
Northcoltpark Quarry Freestone -- 001- --015 -- 22
Newhouse -- 006 -- 02 -- 45
North Woodside Foundry -- 006 -- 02 -- 47
New Mosesfied -- 006 -- 03 -- 53
Over Possil -- 001 -- 015 -- 18
Old Mosesfield -- 006 -- 03 -- 55
Post Office -- 001 -- 013 -- 9
Possil Loch -- 001 -- 014 -- 16
Possil Rows -- 001 -- 015 -- 20
Peter's Court -- 006 -- 01 -- 25
Printworks -- 006 -- 01 -- 31
Powerloom Factory (Linen & Cottton) -- 006 -- 02 -- 33
Police Station -- 006 -- 01 -- 31
Parkhouse -- 006 -- 02 -- 41
Possil Old Quarries -- 006 -- 02 -- 41
Possil Burn -- 006 -- 02 -- 49
Possil Mains -- 006 -- 03 -- 54
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River Kelvin -- 001 -- 013 -- 5
R C Chapel - 001 -- 013 -- 8
Reid Street -- 001 -- 013 -- 11
Ruchull House -- 006 -- 02 -- 40
Ruchhill Bridge -- 006 -- 02 -- 43
Sandyfalt -- 001 -- 013 -- 2
Station -- 001 -- 013 -- 3
School -- 001 -- 013 -- 6
Susan Murray Place -- 001 -- 013 -- 10
School -- 001 -- 014 -- 17
South Coltpark Quarry (Freestone) -- 001 -- 015 -- 24
School -- 006 -- 001 -- 29
School -- 006 -- 001 -- 29
Stockingfield Aqueduct -- 006 -- 002 -- 36
Stockingfield -- 006 -- 002 -- 37
Springbank Foundry (Iron) -- 006 -- 002 -- 46
Springbank -- 006 -- 002 -- 47
Stobhill -- 006 -- 003 -- 53
Tamshill -- 006 -- 003 -- 40
Walker Street -- 001 -- 013 -- 10
Whitelaw Street -- 001 -- 013 -- 11
Westfiled -- 001 -- 014 -- 14
West Possil Loch -- 001 -- 014 -- 15
Wyndford -- 006 -- 002 -- 38
Wyndford Street -- 006 -- 002 -- 38
Whinstone Cottage -- 006 -- 002 -- 45
Young's Place -- 006 -- 001 -- 29 |
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