Lanarkshire volume 49

  1. Records
  2. Ordnance Survey Name Books
  3. Lanarkshire OS Name Books, 1858-1861
  4. Lanarkshire volume 49
Page List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks Continued entries/extra info Transcriber's notes
OS1/21/49/1 OLD MONKLAND [parish] Old Monkland Parish, Old Monkland Parish, Old Monkland Parish, Old Monkland Parish, Old Monkland Parish, Old Monkland Parish Sheriff's Returns, New Statistical Account, Old Staistical Account, Chalmer's Caledonia, Fullarton's Gazetteer, County Map, Origines Parochiales Scotiae. 007; 008; 011 "The Lands of Monkland formerly constituted A third part of the domains of the Abbacy of Newbattle, were for many ages the property of a company of Cistertian or Bernardine monks belonging to that Abbey, hence the very obvious appelation, the "Monklands", was given to all their ecclesiastical domains in this quarter of the Country, When this extensive district was afterwords divided and erected into two parishes, one of these parishes was called Old or West Monkland,and the other New or East Monkland, and they are now popularly known by the names of the Old and New Monklands,"
OS1/21/49/1 Header: Lanarkshire No.21 Parish of Old Monkland "The parish of Old Monkland is a remarkably fine, extensive, rather flat and low lying district, extending along the eastern bank of the River Clyde for many miles, immediately after leaving the highly ornamental and picturesque scenery of Bothwell and Hamilton, and before it reaches the great and commercial emporium of the west, the City of Glasgow." Old Monkland is bounded on the north by the parishes of New Monkland and Cadder; on the East by part of the parish of New Monkland and Bothwell on the south.
OS1/21/49/2 By Bothwell; and on the west by the River Clyde, which separates it from Cambuslang and Rutherglen." New Statistical Acct;- Note, - There is not any portion of this Parish of "Old Monkland" detatched within any other Parish, nor is there any portion of any other Parish Contained within the bounds of this Parish. R.H.
OS1/21/49/3 BLACKBRAE COTTAGE Blackbrae Cottage Blackbrae Cottage William Lang James Haldane 003.16 A Small but neat Cottage Occupied by the Proprietor William Lang.
OS1/21/49/3 CASTLESPAILS Castlespails Castlespails Castlespails Castlespels James Haldane Occupier Mr. Buchanan, Factor, Gartsherrie Mr Lang Forrest's Co. [County] Map 003.16 A neatly built Cottage having Offices and a Small farm of land attached. The property of H Colt Esq, Edinbro. [Edinburgh]
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OS1/21/49/5 WHITEHILL Whitehill Whitehill Whitehill Robert Marshall, Occupier, John Baird Esq [Esquire], Proprietor. Valuation Roll (1857-8) 007.03 A farm house and offices, the property of John Baird Esq [Esquire], of Lochwood.
OS1/21/49/5 Header: Sheet VII-3 Parish of Old Monkland
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OS1/21/49/7 CALEDONIAN RAILWAY (Castlecary Branch) Caledonian Railway, (Castlecary Branch) Mr. Cochrane, Manager of the Monkland Railways. 007.04 A Railway branching off the Monkland Railways in an easterly direction and joins with the Scottish Central at a place called Greenhill in Stirlingshire.
OS1/21/49/7 GARTVERRIE FIRE CLAY WORKS Gartverie Fireclay Works, Gartverrie Fire Clay Works Mr. Lang Manager, Printed documents relative thereto. 007.04 A tolerably sized Fire Clay Work the property of A.G. McDonald, Glasgow.
OS1/21/49/7 MUIRDIKE Muirdyke, Muirdyke, Muirdike Alex Patterson Occupier, Mr. Buchanan, Factor. 007.04 2 Small cottages occupied by agricultural labourers, the property of J. H. Colt Esq [Esquire]. Edinburgh.
OS1/21/49/7 PASSOVER COTTAGE Passover Cottage, Passover Cottage, Passover Cottage Mr. Buchanan, Factor to J.H. Colt, Gavin Black, Robert Russell. 007.04 A handsomely built cottage the property of J.H. Colt Esq [Esquire]. Edinburgh.
OS1/21/49/7 RAWMOAN Rawmoan, Rawmoan, Rawmoan, Rawmone, Rawmone Mr. Buckingham, Factor, Gartsherrie, Robert Russell, Alex Patterson, Gavin Black, Occupier, Valuation Roll 1857-8 007.04 A farm house having offices attached the property of J. H. Colt Esq [Esquire]. Edinbro.
OS1/21/49/7 Header: Sheet VII-4 Parish of Old Monkland Lanarkshire (Muirdike) "Adopted in accordance with the Orthography used on the Ordnance Survey." R.H.
OS1/21/49/8 BURNLIP Burnlip, Burnlip Mr. Buchanan, Factor, Mr. Low 007.04 A thatched house it formerly had a farm of land attached, but is now blended with that of Gartverrie.
OS1/21/49/8 GARTLISTON Gartliston, Gartliston, Gartleston Mr. Buchanan, Factor, George Shanks Occupier, Valuation Roll (1857-8) 007.04 A farm house and offices the property of J.H. Colt Esq [Esquire]. Edinbro.
OS1/21/49/8 GARTVERRIE Gartverrie, Gartverrie, Gartverrie Mr. Tom Occupier, Mr. Buchanan, Factor, Valuation Roll (1857-8) 007.04 A farm house and offices the property of J.H. Colt Esq [Esquire]. Edinbro.
OS1/21/49/8 GARTVERRIE COTTAGE Gartverrie Cottage, Gartverrie Cottage Mr. Buchanan, Factor, Robert Russell 007.04 A small but neat cottage the property of J.H.Colt Esq [Esquire].
OS1/21/49/8 KILGARTH Kilgarth Alex Paterson occupier, Valuation Roll 1857-8 007.04 A farm house and offices the property of Summerlee & Co.
OS1/21/49/8 KILGARTH ROW Kilgarth Row, Kilgarth Row Alex Paterson, Robt. Marshall, Whitehill. 007.04 A row of cottages occupied by Colliers.
OS1/21/49/8 PASSOVER ROW Passover Row, Passover Row Mr. Buckingham Factor, George Shanks. 007.04 A row of dwelling houses occupied by Colliers, the property of J.H. Colt Esq [Esquire]. of Edinburgh.
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OS1/21/49/9 CRAIGEND Craigend Craigend Craigend Mr. Frew, William Brown, Valuation Roll (1857-8) 007.06 A row of small cottages occupied by Colliers situated a short distance east of Provanhall.
OS1/21/49/9 CRAIGEND COTTAGE Craigend Cottage Mr. Frew, Occupier, William Brown, Westerhouse. 007.06 A small but handsome cottage situated a little east of the village of Provanhall.
OS1/21/49/9 WESTERHOUSE Westerhouse Westerhouse Westerhouse William Brown Occupier, Valuation Roll 1857-8, Forrest's County Map. 007.06 A fine farm house and offices attached the property of W.J. McAdam Esq [Esquire]. Glasgow.
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OS1/21/49/11 BISHOP LOCH Bishop Loch Bishop Loch Bishop Loch Bishop Loch Bishop Loch John Baird Esq [Esquire]. of Lochwood, Mr. Buchanan Factor Gartsherrie, Robert Young Game Keeper, Forrest's Co. Map, Full [erton's] Gazetteer of Scotland. 007.07 A large sheet of water on the lands of Lochwood The property of J. Baird Esq [Esquire]. It formerly belonged to the Bishop of Glasgow hence the name.
OS1/21/49/11 GARTCLOSS Gartcloss Gartcloss Gartcloss Gartcross John Shanks Ocupier, Mr. Buchanan Factor, Forrest's County Map, Valuation Roll 1857-8 007.07 A farm house and offices attached the property of J. Baird Esq [Esquire].
OS1/21/49/11 LOCHWOOD Lochwood Lochwood Lochwood John Baird Esq [Esquire], Robert Young, Val. Roll 1857-8 007.07 A fine mansion house having offices Gasometer, Garden, and a considerable farm of land attached. the property and residence of John Baird Esq [Esquire].
OS1/21/49/11 WOODEND Woodend Woodend Woodend A. Couper Occupier, W. Buchanan Factor, Valuation Roll 1857-8 007.07 A farm house and offices attached the property of J.H. Colt Esq. [Esquire] Edinbro.
OS1/21/49/11 Header information: Lxxxxv Sheet VII Parish of Old Monkland Lanarkshire Spelling: "Mr. Baird has no objections to the writing of Bishop's Loch but he says habitude has made it Bishop Loch since ever he has mind. I have made every enquiry, and can get no other expression than Bishop Loch."
OS1/21/49/12 LOCHEND Lochend Lochend Lochend Robert Young Occupier, J. Baird Esq [Esquire], Forrest's Co. Map. 007.07 4 small cottages in good repair the property of J.H. Colt Esq. [Esquire] Edinbro.
OS1/21/49/12 LOCHEND LOCH Lochend loch Lochend Loch Lochend Loch John Baird Esq [Esquire], Robert Young Game Keeper, Mr. Buchanan. 007.07 A considerable lake situated a short distance south of Woodend Loch.
OS1/21/49/12 LOCHGREEN Lochgreen Lochgreen James Tom Occupier, Valuation Roll (1857-8) 007.07 A small cottage having a large garden attached.
OS1/21/49/12 LOCHSIDE Lochside Lochside Lochside James Tom, Mr. Mason Commonhead, William Brown Westerhouse. 007.07 A small cottage having a garden attached.
OS1/21/49/12 WOODEND LOCH Woodend Loch Woodened Loch Mr. Buchanan Factor, Robert Young, John Baird Esq [Esquire]. 007.07 A considerable sheet of water on the farm of Woodend hence the name.
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OS1/21/49/13 GARTCLOSS COTTAGE Gartcloss Cottage Gartcloss Cottage Gartcloss Cottage Mr. William Baird, Mr. John Moffat, Mr. Campbell. 007.08 A dwelling house with offices the property of William Baird now occupied by John Moffat.
OS1/21/49/13 GARTCLOSS ROW Gartcloss Row Gartcloss Row Gartcloss Row A. Whitelaw, Mr. Campbell, John Moffat. 007.08 A row of one story dwellings the property of the Messrs. Baird's occupied by Colliers & labourers.
OS1/21/49/13 GARTGILL Gartgill Gartgill Gartgill Gargill [Forest's County Map] Mr. A. Johnston, Alexander Whitelaw, Mr. Campbell 007.08 A dwellinghouse adjoining the Caledonian Railway the property of J.H. Colt occupied by A. Johnston
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OS1/21/49/14 GARTGILL ROW Gartgill Row Gartgill Row Gartgill Row Alexander Whitelaw, Mr. Campbell, John Moffat. 007.08 A row of cottages on the Monkland Railways near Gartsherrie Station the property of Messrs. Bairds and occupied by work people.
OS1/21/49/14 SMIDDY ROW Smiddy Row Smiddy Row Smiddy Row Alexander Whitelaw, Mr. Campbell, John Moffat. 007.08 A row of cottages Named as Supplied the property of the Messrs. Bairds occupied by labourers.
OS1/21/49/14 WITCH WOOD Witch Wood Witch Wood Witch Wood Robert Young Gamekeeper, Alexander Whitelaw, Mr. Campbell. 007.08 A small plantation of mixed trees the property of Messrs. Bairds and occupied by them.
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OS1/21/49/15 BEECH ROW Beech Row Beech Row Beech Row Alexander Whitelaw, Mr. Campbell, John Moffat. 007.08 A long row of dwellings the property of Messrs. Bairds Now occupied by pitmen and others.
OS1/21/49/15 GARTSHERRIE STATION Gartsherrie Station Gartsherrie Station Gartsherrie Station Bills of Company, Joseph Cochrane C.E. Alexander Whitelaw. 007.08 A railway station at the junction of the Caledonian and Monkland lines of railway.
OS1/21/49/15 LITTLE GARTSHERRIE Little Gartsherrie Little Gartsherrie Little Gartsherrie Thomas Oliver, Alexander Whitelaw, Mr. Campbell. 007.08 A dwelling house and offices the property of J.H. Colt Now occupied by Thomas Oliver.
OS1/21/49/15 THATCH ROW Thatch Row Thatch Row Thatch Row Alexander Whitelaw, Mr. Campbell, John Moffat. 007.08 A row of Cottages So Called the property of the Messrs. Bairds occupied by labourers.
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OS1/21/49/16 BLACKLANDS Blacklands Blacklands Blacklands Valuation Roll, Alexander Whitelaw, Mr. Campbell. 007.08 Afarm steading the property of William Baird Now occupied by John Shaw.
OS1/21/49/16 COCK-MY-LANE Cock-my-lane Cock-my-lane Cock-my-lane Alexander Whitelaw, Mr. Campbell, John Shaw. 007.08 A Small Cottage So Called the property of William Baird now occupied by James Cameron.
OS1/21/49/16 COTTAGE WOOD Cottage Wood Cottage Wood Cottage Wood Robert Young, Alexander Whitelaw, Mr. Campbell. 007.08 A plantation So Called extending westward from Gartsherrie Cottage to the Monkland Railway Messrs. Bairds Proprietors.
OS1/21/49/16 GARTSHERRIE COTTAGE Gartsherrie Cottage Gartsherrie Cottage Gartsherrie Cottage Alexander Whitelaw, Mr. Campbell, Robert Young GameKeeper. 007.08 A Superior dwelling house with offices plantation and garden attached the property of Messrs. Bairds now occupied by Captain Colt.
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OS1/21/49/17 ESPIESIDE COLLIERY Espieside Colliery Espieside Colliery Espieside Colliery Alexander Whitelaw, Mr. Campbell, William Baird. 007.08 Two Coal pits So Called the property of and occupied by the Messrs. Bairds.
OS1/21/49/17 TOWNHEAD Townhead Townhead Townhead Valuation Roll, Alexander Whitelaw, Mr. Campbell. 007.08 An extensive farm staeding the property of J.H. Colt Esq [Esquire] now occupied by William. Baird.
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OS1/21/49/18 CROSS ROADS [houses] Cross Roads Cross Roads Cross Roads Valuation Roll, Alexander Whitelaw, Mr. Campbell 007.08 This name applies to the dwellings about 10 chains West of Gartsherrie.
OS1/21/49/18 GARTSHERRIE HOUSE Gartsherrie House Gartsherrie House Gartsherrie House Alexander Whitelaw, Mr. Campbell, Robert Young Gamekeeper 007.08 A Superior Residence So Called with ornamnental ground and gardens attached the property of J.H Colt Esq [Esquire] now occupied by Mr. Alexander Whitelaw.
OS1/21/49/18 LONG ROW Long Row Long Row Long Row Alexander Whitelaw, Mr. Campbell, Robert Young 007.08 A row of Cottages So Called extending from South Square to Heriot Row.
OS1/21/49/18 NORTH SQUARE North Square North Square North Square Alexander Whitelaw, Mr. Campbell, Robert Young 007.08 This name applies to three rows of dwelling houses forming a longSquare the property of Messrs. Bairds.
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OS1/21/49/19 QUARRY ROW Quarry Row Quarry Row Quarry Row Alexander Whitelaw, Mr. Campbell, Mathew Simpson 007.08 A row of Cottages between Heriot Row and South Square.
OS1/21/49/19 SCHOOL [Gartsherrie] School School school Mathew Simpson Teacher, Alexander Whitelaw, Mr. Campbell 007.08 This School was erected by the Messrs. Bairds of Gartsherrie for the instruction of Children Connected with their parents to the Iron Works established here.
OS1/21/49/19 SOUTH SQUARE [Gartsherrie] South Square South Square South Square Alexander Whitelaw, Mr. Campbell, Robert Young 007.08 This name applies to the buildings between Quarry Row and North Square.
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OS1/21/49/20 GARTSHERRIE IRON WORKS Gartsherrie Iron Works Gartsherrie Iron Works Gartsherrie Iron Works Bills of Company Alexander Whitelaw, Mr. Campbell > Managers. 007.08 An extensive establishment of Blast furnaces for the smelting of iron ore the property of and occupied by the Messrs. Bairds there are 16 furnaces here all in working order.
OS1/21/49/20 HOLLANDHIRST Hollandhirst Hollandhirst Hollandhirst Title deeds, Mr. Campbell, Alexander Whitelaw 007.08 A dwelling house with offices the property of William Baird Now occupied by Robert Waddell.
OS1/21/49/20 HORNOCK COTTAGES Hornock Cottages Hornock Cottages Hornock Cottages Alexander Whitleaw, Mr. Campbell, Mathew Simpson. 007.08 Four respectable dwellings betwen Southend and Gartsherrie Iron works the property of the Messrs. Bairds and occupied by D. C. Warnock and others.
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OS1/21/49/21 GREENHILL Greenhill Greenhill Greenhill Valuation Roll, Mr. Baillie Proprietor Joseph Cochrane 007.08 A dwellinghouse with offices and garden attached the property of and occupied by Mr. Baillie.
OS1/21/49/21 SOUTHEND Southend Southend Southend John Cowan Clerk, Name Plate, Mr. Campbell. 007.08 This name applies to the end of a long row of workmens dwellings extending South East from Hornock Cottages.
OS1/21/49/21 SUNNYSIDE Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Alexr. Whitelaw, Mr. Campbell, John Cowan Clerk 007.08 This cluster of dwellings were formerly a farm steading but is now occupied by various working families. J.H. Colt Esq[Esquire] Proprietor.
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OS1/21/49/22 GUNNIE COTTAGE Gunnie Cottage Gunnie Cottage Gunnie Cottage Gunniehouse Alexander Whitelaw, Mr. Campbell, Robert Young Joseph Eddie 007.08 A dwelling house with garden adjoining the property of Messrs. Bairds now occupied by Joseph Eddie.
OS1/21/49/22 Header: Parish of Old Monkland No.21 Gartsherrie, Hornock and Summerlee Branch Canal - See Name Sheets of Coatbridge. Monkland Railway - See Name Sheets of Coatbridge Gartsherrie - See Name Sheets of Coatbridge.
OS1/21/49/23 BARTIEBEITH BRIDGE Bartiebeath Bridge R.H. 007.10 Described and Authorities quoted in Name Sheets of Shettleston Ph.
OS1/21/49/23 BELLEROPHON Bellerophon Bellerophon Bellerophon Alexander Findlay, John Macgennis, occupier Mr. John Hendry 007.10 A row of One Story Cottages popularly known by the name Supplied. Mr. Alexander proprietor.
OS1/21/49/23 ST MARK'S WELL St. Mark's Well St. Mark's Well St. Mark's Well Mr. Alexander Findlay, Name Plate, Isaac Stephenson 007.10 A Spring well So Called adjoining Wellhouse there is a Stone Cross about 3 1/2 feet high at or on the well having the name.
OS1/21/49/23 WELLHOUSE Wellhouse Wellhouse Wellhouse Valuation Roll, Mr. Alex. Findlay, Mr. John Hendry asessor. 007.10 A neat dwelling house with garden attached the property of and occupied by James Cruden.
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OS1/21/49/24 BARTIEBEITH Bartiebeith Bartiebeath Bartiebeath Bartobie Valuation Roll, Mr. Alex Findlay, John Hendry, Forest's County Map 007.10 A farm steading the property of William Findlay and occupied by Alex. Findlay.
OS1/21/49/24 BLAIRTUMMOCK Blairtummock Blairtummock Blairtummockj Blairtummock Valuation Roll, Mr. Robert Mitchell, Mr. John Hendry, Forest's County Map, 007.10 A Superior residence with garden and Ornamental Grounds attached the property of Mr. Peter Ferrer Now occupied by Andrew Ferrer.
OS1/21/49/24 HALLHILL BASIN Hallhill Basin Hallhill Basin Hallhill Basin Alex Findlay, Robert Mitchell 007.10 A basin on the South Side of the Monkland Canal near Blairtummock the property of the Monkland Canal Company.
OS1/21/49/24 Header: Parish of Old Monkland No.21 "Blair, - The filaments of flax after it has been stretched and laid out to dry" "Tummock, - A tuft, or small mound."
OS1/21/49/25 EAST HALLHILL East Hallhill East Hallhill East Hallhill East Hallhill Thomas Bowman John Hendry Asesor Alexander Findlay Forrest's County Map 007.10 A farm steading so called the property of the Heir of the late William Thomson Now occupied by Thomas Bowman.
OS1/21/49/25 GROVE Grove Grove Grove Grove Alexander Findlay, Robert Mitchell, Thomas Wilkinson Proprietor Forest's County Map 007.10 A dwelling house near Hallhill Basin the property of Thomas Wilkinson.
OS1/21/49/25 WEST HALLHILL West Hallhill West Hallhill West Hallhill West Hallhill Valuation Roll, John Hendry, Alex. Findlay, Forest's County Map 007.10 A farm steading in good repair the property of Wm. Findlay Now occupied by Alexander Findlay.
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OS1/21/49/26 DUNGEONHILL Dungeonhill Dungeonhill Dungeonhill Dungeonhill Valuation Roll John Hendry Robert Alexander Forest's County map 007.10 A dwelling house with offices the property of Gavan Mason. Now occupied by Robert Alexander.
OS1/21/49/26 EASTERHOUSE Easterhouse Easterhouse Easterhouse Easterhouse Valuation Roll John Hendry Assessor Andrew Hamilton occupier Forest's County map 007.10 This name applies to a superior dwelling house and farm steading adjoining the property of Mr. Adam. Now occupied by Andrew Hamilton and others.
OS1/21/49/26 WHAMPFLAT Whamphlat Wamnat Conflat Francis Neal Proprietor Alex Findlay Robert Henderson Factor Valuation Roll French County map 007.10 Two dwelling houses South Side of the Monkland Canal the property of and occupied by Francis Neal and others.
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OS1/21/49/26 Whampflat: This name appears on Timothy Pont's manuscript of 1596 as 'Conflats'. It is currently a short road named Whamflet Avenue. Dungeonhill:
OS1/21/49/27 CAMP [coal pit & cottages] Camp Camp Camp Valuation Roll Mr. J. Maxwell Robert Findlay 007.10 This name applies to a coal pit and dwelling houses the property of Mr. J. Maxwell
OS1/21/49/27 GARROWHILL Garrowhill Garrowhill Garrowhill Valuation Roll Mr. J. Maxwell Proprietor Alexrander Findlay Garra- (Brit) - 007.10 A superior dwelling house with garden and ornamental ground attached the property of Mr. J. Maxwell Now unoccupied.
OS1/21/49/27 LOANHEAD 007.14
OS1/21/49/27 SPRINGHILL Springhill Springhill Springhill Valuation roll John Findlay Proprietor Robert Findlay occupier 007.10 A farm steading the property of John Findlay now occupied by Robert Findlay.
OS1/21/49/27 SPRINGHILL COTTAGE Mr. John Findlay Robert Findlay Alexr. Findlay 007.10 A dwelling house with garden attached the property of and occupied by John Findlay.
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OS1/21/49/27 Some doubt in interpreting the handwriting regarding the name of Garrowhill.
OS1/21/49/28 BOGSIDE Bogside Bogside Bogside Valuation Roll John Hendry David Kay occupier 007.10 A row of cottages near Whampflat the property of George Pollok occupied by David Kay and others.
OS1/21/49/28 MARY'S WELL Mary's Well Mary's Well Mary's Well John Smellie A. Wotherspoon Alexander Findlay 007.10 This name applies to a pump in the drying green. East side of Maryston village.
OS1/21/49/28 MARYSTON Maryston Maryston Maryston Mary's Town West Merryston West Merryston John Smellie Alexander Findlay A. Wotherspoon Forest County Map Valuation Roll John Hendry Assessor 007.10 A village on the north bank of the Monkland Canal. the dwellings in which are chiefly occupied by pit men and other labourers.
OS1/21/49/28 WOODSHILL Woodshill Woodshill Woodshill John Smellie Proprietor John Hendry David Roy 007.10 A dwelling house named as supplied in the village of West Maryston John Smellie Proprietor.
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OS1/21/49/28 Maryston: The spelling and pronunciation of this place has been open for debate. In many press reports it has been referred to as West Maryston and equally as West Merryston. Locally it has always been called West ----------- rather than just Maryston or Merryston. It should be noted that there was a Merryston a few miles to the east along the canal at Coatbrdige.
OS1/21/49/29 FAULDS SCHOOL Faulds School Faulds School Faulds School John Dickie Teacher, James Bindon, Reverand William Hay 007.10 This Subscription School is in Connection with the Established Church but Supported by School fees.
OS1/21/49/29 PARSONAGE [St John's Chapel] Parsonage Parsonage Parsonage Reverend William Hay John Dickie James Bindon 007.10 The residence of the Reverend William Hay Minister of St. Johns Church.
OS1/21/49/29 ST JOHN'S CHAPEL (Episcopal) St.John's Church (Epsicoplian) Rev. Wm. Hay, Mr. John Dickie, James Bindon. 007.10 A neat stone building erected in the year 1850 with Sittings for about 200 Connected with the Established Church of England or Scotch Episcopalianism Rev. Wm. Hay present incumbent.
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OS1/21/49/30 BROADLEES COTTAGE Broadlees Cottage Broadlees Cottage Broadlees Cottage Reverend Mr. Hay John Hendry Mr. John Dickie 007.10 A dwelling house with offices adjoining the parsonage. the property of Andrew Buchanan.
OS1/21/49/30 RHINSDALE Rhinsdale Rhinsdale Rhinsdale Valuation Roll Mr. James Hunter Mr. John Hendry 007.10 A neat dwelling house with garden and ornamental ground attached the property of and occupied by Mr. James Hunter
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OS1/21/49/30 This house stood until the early to mid 1970s.
OS1/21/49/31 FAULDSHILL Fauldshill Fauldshill Fauldshill Mr. John Black Proprietor John Hendry Peter Findlay 007.10 A dwellinghouse So Called the property of and occupied by Mr. John Black.
OS1/21/49/31 FAULDSPARK Fauldspark Fauldspark Fauldspark Peter Findlay Proprietor John Hendry Alexander Findlay 007.10 A dwellinghouse and garden the property of and occupied by Mr. Peter Findlay.
OS1/21/49/31 SCHOOL [Swinton] School School School James Bindon Teacher Mr. John Dickie Teacher Reverend William Hay. 007.10 An adventure School the business of which is Conducted by Mr. James Bindon.
OS1/21/49/31 SOUTH FAULDS South Faulds South Faulds South Faulds Mr. John Dickie James Bindon John Hendry 007.10 A dwellinghouse with offices the property of and occupied by Mrs. Crawford.
OS1/21/49/31 Header: Parish of Old Monkland No.21 "Faulds, - A part of a farm so termed because it is [ ] by folding sheep upon it.
OS1/21/49/32 FAULDS Faulds Faulds Faulds Valuation Roll John Hendry John Colquhoun 007.10 Three dwelling house the property of Thomas Bowman occupied by John Colquhoun & others.
OS1/21/49/32 NEW SWINTON PIT New Swinton Pit New Swinton Pit New Swinton Pit Mr. John Gilmour Andrew Buchanan John Ramsay 007.10 A Coal pit named as Supplied in the occupation of Messrs. Brown Wilson & Co.
OS1/21/49/32 OLD SWINTON PIT Old Swinton Pit Old Swinton Pit Old Swinton Pit Mr. John Gilmour Andrew Buchanan John Ramsay 007.10 A coal pit properly Known by the name given occupation as above.
OS1/21/49/32 SWINTON Swinton Swinton Swinton Valuation Roll Robert Henderson Mr. John Hendry Asessor 007.10 A small Village North of Baillieston about 1/2 mile.
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OS1/21/49/33 AITKENSTON COLLIERY Aitkenston Colliery Aitkenston Colliery Messrs. Merry & Ferrier Robert Robertson Manager 007.11 Two Coal pits Named as Supplied the property of Mr. Jamieson in the occupation of Messrs. Merry & Ferrier.
OS1/21/49/33 GREENWELLS Greenwells Greenwells Greenwells Valuation Roll Thomas Johnston Proprietor David Collier 007.10 A cottage and garden So Called adjoining the Monkland Canal the property of and occupied by Thomas Johnston.
OS1/21/49/33 NETHERHOUSE Netherhouse Netherhouse Netherhouse Valuation Roll David Collier occupier Gavan Mason 007.11 A dwellinghouse with Offices the property of Mr. Cairns Now occupied by David Collier.
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OS1/21/49/34 COMMONHEAD Commonhead Commonhead Valuation Roll Gavan Mason Proprietor Robert Henderson 007.11 A farmsteading with garden attached, the property of Gavan Mason.
OS1/21/49/34 HEATHERYKNOWE Heatheryknowe Heatheryknowe Heatheryknowe Forest's Co. Map Valuation Roll Mrs. Black 007.11 A dwellinghouse with offices and garden attached, the property of the Heirs of the late Mr. Black, Now occupied by John Steel.
OS1/21/49/34 ROGERFIELD Rogerfield Rogerfield Rogerfield Valuation Roll Mrs. Robertson Proprietor John Smellie 007.11 A Cottage and gardens So Called the property of and occupied by Mrs. Robertson.
OS1/21/49/34 WHITEHALL Whitehall Whitehall Whitehall Valuation Roll John Smellie Occupier Robt. Henderson 007.11 A farmsteading, the property of Mr. Jamieson, now occupied by John Smellie.
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OS1/21/49/35 AUCHINLOANING Auchinloning Auchinloning Auchinloning Auchinloanning Auchenlonning Miss Black Gavan Mason John Steel Valuation Roll Forest's County Map 007.11 Three dwellinghouse So Called the property of the Heirs of the late Mr. Black Now occupied by working people.
OS1/21/49/35 CUILHILL Cuilhill Cuilhill Cuilhill Cuilhill Valuation Roll Robert Henderson Junior Mathew Thomson Canal Overseer Forest's County Map 007.11 The name applies to four rows of dwellinghouses on the North and South banks of the Monkland Canal.
OS1/21/49/35 HEATHERYKNOWE HOUSE Heatheryknowe House Heatheryknowe House Heatheryknowe House Miss Black Mr. John Steel Gavan Mason 007.11 A dwellinghouse with garden and plantation adjoining the property of the Heirs of the late Mr. Black.
OS1/21/49/35 RED BRIDGE 008.05
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OS1/21/49/35 The collector inserted 'Auchenlonning' taken from Forrest's County Map [1816] but wrote Auchenloaning in the box under List of Names as written on the Plan.
OS1/21/49/36 DRUMPELLER COLLIERY Drumpeller Colliery Drumpeller Colliery Drumpeller Colliery Robert Henderson Factor Robert Henderson Junior Mr. Thomas Johnston. 007.11 Two Coal pits on the North bank of the Monkland Canal the property of Mr. Buchanan Now occupied by the Trustees of the late John Wilson Dundyvan Iron Works.
OS1/21/49/36 DRUMPELLER SAND PITS Drumpeller Sand Pits Drumpeller Sand Pits Drumpeller Sand Pits Robert Henderson Factor Robert Henderson Junior Mr. Thomas Johnston. 007.11 The sand taken from this place chiefly for Moulding purposes connected with Blast furnaces.
OS1/21/49/36 GILMOURNEUK Gilmourneuk Gilmourneuk Gilmourneuk Robert Henderson Factor Robert Henderson Junior Edward Day GameKeeper 007.11 A Circular Clump of Mixed Wood So Called the property of Mr. Buchanan.
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OS1/21/49/37 RHIND HOUSE Rhind House Rhind House Rhind House Rhinds Rhinds George Pollok Mr. Thomas Glen Robert Pollok Valuation Roll. 007.11 A Superior dwellinghouse with garden and back adjoining the property of George Pollok now occupied by Thomas Glen.
OS1/21/49/37 RHINDMUIR Rhindmuir Rhindmuir Rhindmuir George Pollok Proprietor Robt. Pollock Mr. Thomas Glen 007.11 A dwellinghouse with extensive Offices the property of and occupied by George Pollok.
OS1/21/49/37 RHINDS Rhinds Rhinds Rhinds Rinns Rinns George Pollok Thomas Glen Robert Pollok County Map 007.11 A row of dwellinghouses on the South Side of turnpike road between Glasgow and Airdrie the property of Robert Alexander.
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OS1/21/49/38 BARTONSHILL ROW Bartonshill Row Bartonshill Row Bartonshill Row Mr. Thomas Glen Mr. Robert Pollok James Anderson Occupier 007.11 Three dwellinghouses Named as Supplied the property of Miss Black. Now occupied by James Anderson & others.
OS1/21/49/38 MAINHILL Mainhill Mainhill Mainhill Valuation Roll Alexander Findlay Robert Henderson Factor 007.11 A dwellinghouse with offices the property of Miss Muirhead Now occupied by Alexander Findlay.
OS1/21/49/38 SWING BRIDGE [Monkland Canal] Swing Bridge Swing Bridge Swing Bridge Robt. Pollok, Mr. Thos. Glen, Robt. Henderson. 007.11 A Swing Bridge across the Monkland Canal A little North of Bartonshill Row Kept in repair by the Forth & Clyde Navigation Comp.
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OS1/21/49/39 BARGEDDIE COLLIERY Bargeddie Colliery Bargeddie Colliery Bargeddie Colliery Printed regulations in Engine House Robert Watt John Anderson 007.11 This Coal pit is named as Supplied, the property of Robert Watt, and occupied by Messrs. Bowman & Nelson.
OS1/21/49/39 DRUMPELLER RAILWAY Drumpeller Railway Drumpeller Railway Drumpeller Railway John Anderson Mathew Thomson Robert Henderson Factor 007.11 A line of railway for Mineral purposes, extending Southward from Cuilhill Gullet Crossing the Calder Water in to Bothwell Parish the property of the Forth & Clyde Navigation Company.
OS1/21/49/39 OVER BARGEDDIE Over Bargeddie Over Bargeddie Over Bargeddie Robert Watt Proprietor Mr. Mathew Thomson John Anderson 007.11 A Substantial dwelling house with garden attached, the property of and occupied by Robert Watt.
OS1/21/49/39 RAILWAY COTTAGE Railway Cottage Railway Cottage Railway Cottage John Anderson Mathew Thomson William Brownlee 007.11 A small Cottage adjoning the Drumpeller Railway, occupied by John Anderson.
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OS1/21/49/40 ANCHOR TAVERN [nr Bargeddie T.P.] Anchor Tavern Anchor Tavern Sign Board Mr. Harvie 007.11 A third rate public house occupied by Mr. Harvie
OS1/21/49/40 BARGEDDIE T.P. Bargeddie Bar Bargeddie Bar Road Schedule William Brownlee 007.11 A toll bar on the Turnpike Road from Coatbridge to Glasgow.
OS1/21/49/40 BARTONSHILL Bartonshill Bartonshill Bartonshill Bartonshill Valuation Roll William Brownlee John Anderson Forest's County Map 007.11 A farmsteading So Called, the property of Miss Black, now occupied by William Brownlee.
OS1/21/49/40 CUILHILL GULLET Cuilhill Gullet Cuilhill Gullet Cuilhill Gullet Mathew Thomson Canal Overseer William Brownlee John Anderson 007.11 A Small Island formed by the Monkland Canal for the loading & unloading of boats, the property of the Forth & Clyde Company.
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OS1/21/49/41 BISHOP BURN Bishop Burn Bishop Burn Bishop Burn William McCreath Robert Henderson Factor Robert Henderson Junior 007.11 A small stream named as Supplied, extending from the Monkland Canal, at Drumpller Colliery to the Luggie Burn, South of Drumpark.
OS1/21/49/41 DRUMPARK Drumpark Drumpark Drumpark Estate Map Robert Henderson Factor William McCreath 007.11 A farm steading in good repair, the property of Mr. Buchanan, Now occupied by William McCreath.
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OS1/21/49/43 DRUMPELLER HOUSE Drumpeller House Drumpeller House Drumpeller House Robert Henderson Factor Robert Henderson Junior Banker Mr. W. Campbell 007.12 A Superior dwelling house with Plantations Parks gardens extensive offices and ornamental grounds attached, the property of and occupied by D.C.R.C. Buchanan Esq [Esquire].
OS1/21/49/43 GARNHEATH COTTAGE Garnheath Cottage Garnheath Cottage Garnheath Cottage Robert Henderson Factor Robert Henderson Junior James Pettigrew occupier 007.12 A small cottage adjoining Garnheath Wood, the property of Mr. Buchanan, now occupied by James Pettigrew.
OS1/21/49/43 GARNHEATH WOOD Garnheath Wood Garnheath Wood Garnheath Wood Robert Henderson Factor Robert Henderson Junior Edward Day Gamekeeper 007.12 A large wood of Forest and Fir trees on the North Side of Monkland Canal, about 20 Chains North of Drumpeller House.
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OS1/21/49/43 Modernly the name Drumpeller is spelled and pronounced as 'Drumpllier'.
OS1/21/49/44 BLAIR HILL Blair Hill Blair Hill Blair Hill Robert Henderson Factor Robt. Henderson Junior Doctor Wilson 007.12 A conspicious elevation about Mid-way between Gartsherrie and Coatbridge Named as Supplied, the property of Mr. Buchanan.
OS1/21/49/44 BLAIRHILL PLANTATION Blairhill Plantation Blairhill Plantation Blairhill Plantation Robert Henderson Factor Robert Henderson Junior Edward Day Gamekeeper 007.12 A plantation of of mixed wood on the East Side of Monkland Canal, adjoining Blair Hill, the property of Mr. Buchanan.
OS1/21/49/44 TUNNEL PIT Tunnel Pit Tunnel Pit Tunnel Pit Mr. Thomas Johnston Clerk Robert Lumsden Clerk Robert Henderson Factor 007.12 A coal pit Named as Supplied adjoining Blairhill Plantation the property of Mr. Buchanan Now occupied by the Trustees of the late John Wilson.
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OS1/21/49/45 KIRKWOOD Kirkwood kirkwood Kirkwood Kirkwood Robert Henderson Factor Robert Henderson Junior William Kent Forest's County Map 007.12 A small cottage So Called the property of Mr. Buchanan Now occupied by Wm. Kent.
OS1/21/49/45 LUGGIE GLEN Luggie Glen Luggie Glen Luggie Glen Robtert Henderson Factor Robert Henderson Junior Edward Day GameKeeper. 007.12 A long glen through which the Luggie Burn flows the sides of which is in many places very steep extending from Langloan to "Brae Cottage"
OS1/21/49/45 ORCHARD Orchard Orchard Orchard Robert Henderson Factor Robt. Henderson Junior Edward Day GameKeeper 007.12 This dwellinghouse is the property of Mr. Buchanan and occupied by his GameKeepr.
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OS1/21/49/46 DRUMPELLER SCHOOL Drumpeller School Drumpeller School Drumpeller School Robert Henderson Factor Robert Henderson Junior Miss C Fleming 007.12 A School for females Supported by Mr. Buchanan, of Drumpeller house, Miss C. Fleming is the present teacher.
OS1/21/49/46 GRAIN MILL [Luggie Glen] Grain Mill Grain Mill Grain Mill Robert Henderson Factor Robert Henderson Junior Mr. Thomas Johnston Dundyvan. 007.12 A corn and Flour Mill, at the Eastern end of Luggie Glen adjoining Langloan Mr. Buchanan is the proprietor James Muirhead occupier.
OS1/21/49/46 LANGLOAN QUARRY Langloan Quarry Langloan Quarry Estate Map, Robert Henderson Factor 007.12 A freestone quarry, the property of Mr. Buchanan.
OS1/21/49/46 MILL COTTAGE Mill Cottage Mill Cottage Mill Cottage Robert Henderson Factor Robert Henderson Junior Charles Hamilton occupier 007.12 A cottage So Called betwen Langloan Quarry and Luggie Glen Mr. Buchanan Proprietor.
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OS1/21/49/47 GREEN PARK Green Park Green Park Green Park Robert Henderson Factor Robert Henderson Junior Edward Day GameKeeper 007.12 The principle park connected with Drumpeller House, extending South=ward to Langloan.
OS1/21/49/47 RYEFIELD PARK Ryefield Park Ryefield Park Robert Henderson Factor Robert Henderson Junior 007.12 A park So Called, a little S.West of Drumpeller House.
OS1/21/49/47 WEST LODGE [Drumpeller House] West Lodge West Lodge West Lodge Robert Henderson Factor Robert Henderson Junior Edward Day GameKeeper 007.12 This lodge forms the Western entrance to Drumpeller House.
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OS1/21/49/48 COATS COTTAGE 007.12
OS1/21/49/48 Header: Parish of Old Monkland No.21 Monkland Canal Described in Name Sheets of 10ft. Plans of Coatbridge. Blair Bridge Described in Name Sheets of 10ft. Plans of Coatbridge. Heriot's Row Described in Name Sheets of 10ft. Plans of Coatbridge. Gartsherrie Described in Name sheets of 10ft. Plans of Coatbrdige. Luggie Burn Described in Name Sheets of 10ft. Plans of Coatbrdige. Langloan Plantation Described in Name Sheets of 10ft. Plans of Coatbridge. Langloan Described in Name sheets of 10ft. Plans of Coatbridge. Coats Wood Described in Name Sheets of 10ft. Plnas of Coatbridge. Souterhouse Railway Described in Name Sheets of 10ft. Plans of Coatbridge. Caledonian Railway Described in Name Sheets of 10ft. Plans of Coatbridge.
OS1/21/49/49 FULLARTON Fullarton Fullarton Fullarton John Kinniburgh Teacher Mr. Robert Henderson Factor Mr. John Hendry 007.13 A small village So Called, a Sort distance North of the Clyde Iron Works.
OS1/21/49/49 HORSLET Horslet Horslet Horslet John Kinniburgh John Hendry Valuation Roll 007.13 A dwellinghouse with offices attached, the property of and occupied by William Drew.
OS1/21/49/49 SCHOOL [Fullarton] School School School John Kinniburgh Teacher Mr. John Hendry Robert Henderson 007.13 This School was eredted and is supported by the Clyde Iron Works Comp. John Kinninburgh Teacher.
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OS1/21/49/50 BOGHEAD Boghead Boghead Boghead Valuation Roll John Hendry Alexander Findlay 007.13 A dwellinghouse and garden the property of Mr. Williamson Now occupied by Wm. Macarthur.
OS1/21/49/50 FOXLEY Foxley Foxley Foxley Valuation Roll John Hendry Alexander Findlay 007.13 A farm steading the property of Mr. Aikinnon now occupied by Alex Rankin.
OS1/21/49/50 SANDYFORD PLACE Sandyford Place Sandyford Place Sandyford Place Name Plate Mrs. Barr Proprietress Mr. Kinniburgh Teacher 007.13 Two dwellinghouses Named as Supplied, the property of and occupied by Mrs. Barr & others.
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OS1/21/49/50 The named occupier of Foxley - 'Aikinnan' does not sound proper.
OS1/21/49/51 FOXLEY PLACE TAVERN Foxley Place Tavern Foxley Place Tavern Foxley Place Tavern Name Plate Alexander Findlay Mr. John Hendry 007.13 A public house So Called, on the Turnpike Road S.West of Fullarton, about 1 mile.
OS1/21/49/51 WEST MOUNTVERNON West Mountvernon West Mountvernon West Mountvernon Robert Henderson Factor Robert HendersonJunior Mr. Alexander Findlay 007.13 A dwellinghouse with offices in good repair, the property of Mr. Buchanan of Drumpeller, now occupied by John Anderson.
OS1/21/49/51 WOODEND COTTAGE Woodend Cottage Woodend Cottage Woodend Cottage Name Plate Alexander Findlay Mr. John Hendry 007.13 A public house adjoining Foxley Place Tavern, occupied by David Lindsay.
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OS1/21/49/52 BACK ROW Back Row Back Row Back Row Mr. Douglas Mr. R. Addie Mr. R. Henderson. 008.13 A row of one story cottages formiing the western side of "New Rosehall".
OS1/21/49/52 BATTLES BURN Battles Burn N/A 007.13 Authorities entered and described in Name Sheets of Shettleston Parish.
OS1/21/49/52 FRONT ROW Front Row Front Row Front Row Mr. Douglas Factor Mr. R. Addie Mr. R. Henderson Banker. 008.13 A row of Collier's dwellings in the village of "New Rosehall" the property of Messrs. Addie & Rankin.
OS1/21/49/52 MIDDLE ROW Middle Row Middle Row Middle Row Mr. Douglas Factor Mr. R. Addie Mr. R. Henderson 008.13 A row of Collier's Cottages is named as supplied, the property of the above named proprietors.
OS1/21/49/53 BOGSIDE Bogside Valuation Roll Mr. Gilchrist Proprietor John Bell 008.13 Eight dwellinghouses occupied chiefly by labourers the property of Mr. James Gilchrist.
OS1/21/49/53 NEW ROSEHALL New Rosehall New Rosehall New Rosehall Coathill Coathill Coathill Reverend John Johnston Mr. A. Linbayne, John Bell Schoolmaster Robert Addie Esq [Esquire], Alexander Shanks, Mr. Law 008.13 A village of Collier and pit Mens dwellings the property of Messrs. Addie & Miller Comprising Back Row Middle Row and Front Row, "New Rosehall" is the name by which it is populalry known.
OS1/21/49/53 QUARRY PIT Quarry Pit (Ironstone) Alexander Linbayne James Gilchrist John Bell 008.13 An Ironstone pit the property of and occupied by Mr. Dixon.
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OS1/21/49/54 EAST SHAWHEAD East Shawhead East Shawhead East Shawhead Mr. Mitchell Factor Alexander Shanks occupier John Bell 008.13 A farmsteading in good repair the property of Lt. General Monteith Douglas Now occupied by Alexander Shanks.
OS1/21/49/54 HAGG MILL (Corn) Hagg Mill Hagg Mill Hagg Mill (corn) Valuation Roll Mr. Mitchell Factor Alexander Shanks 008.13 An old Corn Mill Now out of repair the property of the above named Proprietor at present in the occupation of Alexander Shanks.
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OS1/21/49/55 CALDER Calder Mr. Scott Manager 008.13 A mansion some miner dwelling houses and offices, having a large farm of land attached. the property of William Dixon Esq [Esquire].
OS1/21/49/55 CALDER IRON WORKS Calder Iron Works Mr. Scott Manager 008.13 Large Pig Iron Works on the north side of the Calder Water. They consist of 7 Blast Furnaces, having a large Blast Engine house Boilers; Workshops; Brick Works, 2 Coal Pits, dwellings for the workmen; and an office attached the property of W. Dixon Esq [Esquire] of Glasgow.
OS1/21/49/55 MOUNTBONY Mountbony Mountbony Colin Lindsay Mr. Findlay 008.13 A row of cottages east of Paddockhall.
OS1/21/49/55 PADDOCKHALL Paddockhall Paddockhall Paddockhall Colin Lindsay Occupier Mr. Scott Valuation Roll (1857-8) 008.13 A small farm house and office, the property of A. Nesbit of Cairnhill.
OS1/21/49/56 OLD PALACECRAIG Old Palacecraig Old Palacecraig Old Palacecraig Mr. J. Campbell Mr. Whitelaw John Warden 008.13 Four dwelling houses on the West side of the Monkland Canal adjoining the North Calder Water the property of Messrs. Bairds and occupied by Colliers.
OS1/21/49/56 SIKESIDE Sykeside, Sykeside Sykeside Sikeside Valuation Roll John Hamilton Mr. J. Campbell In accordance with the Orthography used on the Ordnance Survey, 008.13 A few dwelling house So Called the property of Mr. Nesbit occupied [by] John Hamilton & others.
OS1/21/49/56 SIKESIDE COTTAGE Sykeside Cottage Sykeside Cottage Sykeside Cottage John Hamilton Mr. John Warden James Baird 008.13 A small cottage now unoccupied Named as Supplied the property of John Mure Nesbit.
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OS1/21/49/57 NEW PALACECRAIG New Palacecraig New Palacecraig New Palacecraig Mr. J. Campbell Mr. A. Whitelaw John Warden 008.05 Three dwelling house So Called the property of the Messrs. Baird occupied by Colliers.
OS1/21/49/57 OLD COCKLE ROW Old Cockle Row Old Cockle Row Old Cockle Row William Nisbit John Warden Alexander Whitelaw 008.13 A row of one story cottages So Called the property of Messrs. Alexr. and James Baird and occupied by their Colliers and Labourers.
OS1/21/49/57 PALACECRAIG Palacecraig Palacecraig Palacecraig Valuation Roll Mr. J. Campbell Mr. A. Whitelaw 008.13 The principle dwellinghouse on the lands of Palacecraig the property of Mesrs. Baird occupied by Robert Moffat.
OS1/21/49/57 PALACECRAIG COLLIERY Palacecraig Colliery Palacecraig Colliery Palcecraig Colliery Mr. J. Campbell Mr. A. Whitelaw John Warden 008.13 A Colliery So Called on the banks of the Monkland Canal south of Palacecraig the property of and occupied by Messrs. Bairds.
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OS1/21/49/59 BARRACHNIE Barrachnie Barrachnie Barrachnie Barrachnie Valuation Roll John Maxwell Reverend Hugh Ramsay See Name Sheets of Shettleston 007.14 A small village about 3/4 of a mile West of Baillieston John Maxwell Esq [Esquire] principle proprietor. Part of the village is situated in the Parish of Shettleston.
OS1/21/49/59 BIRKS Birks Birks Birks John Maxwell Esq Reverend Hugh Ramsay William Todd 007.14 A dwellinghouse so called, Near the village of Barrachnie the property of and occupied by William Todd.
OS1/21/49/59 FLOCKS Flocks Flocks Flocks Valuation Roll John Maxwell Robert Finlay 007.14 Four dwellinghouses Known by the name Supplied, the property of Robert Finlay, occupied by Robert Riddle & others.
OS1/21/49/59 MOUNTVERNON HOUSE Mount Vernon House Mr. Charles Tennant occr. Mr. R. Henderson, Factor John Maxwell 007.14 A superior dwelling house with gardens & ornamental grounds attached the property of Mr. Buchanan & occupied by Charles Tennant.
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OS1/21/49/59 Mount Vernon: This property was originally known as Windy Edge/Windyedge and renamed Mount Vernon in 1742 by a Glasgow merchant named Robert Boyd. the mansion house referred to in this record was built by him and subsequently enlarged by various members of the Buchanan family. It was demolished around 1930.
OS1/21/49/60 BAILLIESTON HOUSE Baillieston House Baillieston House Baillieston House John Maxwell Proprietor Doctor Dickson Mr. William Thomson 007.14 A superior dwelling house with garden & ornamnetal ground attached the property of & occupied by J. Maxwell.
OS1/21/49/60 CLIFTON COTTAGE Clifton Cottage Clifton Cottage Clifton Cottage John Maxwell Doctor Willis Reverend Hugh Ramsay 007.14 A cottage so called, West end of the village of Baillieston, the property of William Eglinton, now occupied by Dr. Willis.
OS1/21/49/60 MUIRSIDE Muirside Muirside Muirside Valuation Roll John Maxwell Doctor Dickson 007.14 Three rows of dwellings so called, the property of Mr. Robats, now occupied by Mr. Dick & others.
OS1/21/49/60 NORTH BAILLIESTON North Baillieston North Baillieston North Baillieston John Maxwell Proprietor William Thomson occupier Reverend Hugh Ramsay 007.14 A farm steading the property of John Maxwell, now occupied by William Thomson.
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OS1/21/49/61 BUCHANAN STREET [Bailllieston] Buchanan Street Buchanan Street Buchanan Street John Maxwell Doctor Dickson William Eglinton 007.14 A street extending from Toll Bar in a northerly direction to Camp Rows.
OS1/21/49/61 CAMP ROW Camp Row Camp Row Camp Row John Maxwell Doctor Dickson Reverend Hugh Ramsay 007.14 A row of dwelling houses extending Westward from Buchanan Street occupied by Labourers.
OS1/21/49/61 INN [Baillieston] Baillieston Inn Baillieston Inn Sign Board William Eglinton 007.14 The principle place of entertainment in the village of Baillieston.
OS1/21/49/61 OLD CAMP [houses] Old Camp old Camp Old Camp John Maxwell Esq Doctor Dickson William Eglinton 007.14 Four dwellinghouses the property of John Maxwell now occupied by John Farrel and others. [There is nothing of any importance to be attached to this name.]
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OS1/21/49/62 CHURCH [Q.S., Baillieston] Church Church Church Reverend Hugh Ramsay Doctor Dickson John Maxwell 007.14 A plain Stone building erected in the Year 1832 having about 480 Sittings the Church is Quod Sacra and the Reverend Hugh Ramsay Minister.
OS1/21/49/62 MANSE [Q.S., Baillieston] Manse Manse Manse Reverend Hugh Ramsay Doctor Dickson John Maxwell 007.04 This house is private property being erected by the Reverend Andrew Grey but at present occupied by Mrs. Murray.
OS1/21/49/62 SCHOOL [Baillieston] School School School Reverend Hugh Ramsay Doctor Dickson John Maxwell 007.14 A branch parochial School the tuition of which is Conducted by Mr. Peter Jarvie.
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OS1/21/49/62 This church is still standing and has been converted into a dwelling house. (2013). Of interest may be that two of the spelling authorities - Doctor Dickson and John Maxwell are buried in the graveyard which surrounds the building. A personal observation of the transcriber is that his great grandparents were married in the manse on New Year's Day, 1866. Note on spelling: I have repeated the spelling of Quod when other contemporary documents of this church refer to the spelling as 'Quoad'.
OS1/21/49/63 CROSSHILL Crosshill Crosshill Crosshill Doctor Dickson Reverend Hugh Ramsay John Maxwell 007.14 The name applies to a small district East side of Baillieston, Comprising within its limits the Church, School, High & Laigh Crosshills.
OS1/21/49/63 CROSSHILL COTTAGE Crosshill Cottage Crosshill Cottage Crosshill Cottage Doctor Dickson Reverend Hugh Ramsay Wmilliam Eglinton 007.14 A small dwellinghouse the property of and occupied by Doctor Dickson.
OS1/21/49/63 HIGH CROSSHILL High Crosshill High Crosshill High Crosshill John Maxwell Doctor Dickson William Eglinton 007.14 A few dwellinghouses Named as Supplied, east side of Baillieston.
OS1/21/49/63 LAIGH CROSSHILL Laigh Crosshill Laigh Crosshill Laigh Crosshill Doctor Dickson Valuation Roll William Eglinton 007.14 A dwellinghouse so called, the property of Mrs. Peacock.
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OS1/21/49/64 BAILLIESTON Baillieston Baillieston Baillieston Bailieston Bailiestone Reverend Hugh Ramsay John Maxwell Esq. Doctor Dickson Forest's County Map New Statisical Accounts 007.14 A village between Glasgow and Coatbridge, the dwellings of which are occupied by colliers and other labourers.
OS1/21/49/64 MUIRHEAD Muirhead Muirhead Muirhead Valuation Roll Doctor Dickson John Maxwell 007.14 A row of cottages named as supplied, the property of James Mack, occupied by John Mack and others.
OS1/21/49/64 LOANHEAD 007.14
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OS1/21/49/64 Loanhead entry in Name Book is missing from the tables.
OS1/21/49/65 ELLISMUIR Ellismuir Ellismuir Ellismuir Valuation Roll Doctor Dickson John Maxwell 007.14 This farmsteading is the property of Miss Muirhead, now occupied by Thomas Law.
OS1/21/49/65 ELLISMUIR COTTAGE Ellismuir Cottage Ellismuir Cottage Ellismuir Cottage Doctor Dickson John Maxwell Reverend Hugh Ramsay 007.14 A dwellinghouse with offices and garden attached, the property of Mr. Watson occupied by Henry Blackburn.
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OS1/21/49/66 BURNBROOM Burnbroom Burnbroom Burnbroom Mr. R. Henderson Factor Mathew Baird Doctor Dickson 007.14 A dwellinghouse with offices the property of Mr. Buchanan, Now occupied by Mathew Baird.
OS1/21/49/66 GREENOAKHILL Greenoakhill Greenoakhill Greenoakhill Valuation Roll Robert Scott Prop. Doctor Dickson 007.14 A superior dwellinghouse with garden and ornamental ground attached, the property of and occupied by Robert Scott.
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OS1/21/49/67 BOGHALL Boghall Boghall Boghall Valuation Roll Mr. R. Scott James Turnbull occ. 007.14 A dwelling house with offices, the property of George Scott, now occupied by James Turnbull.
OS1/21/49/67 BROOMHOUSE Broomhouse Broomhouse Broomhouse Broomhouse Broomhouse Mr. R. Scott James Turnbull John Neeson James McIlwham, New Statistical Account 007.14 A small village on the Turnpike Road from Glasgow to Hamilton about 1/4 Mile S.E. of Boghall.
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OS1/21/49/68 CALDERBANK Calderbank Calderbank Calderbank Valuation Roll John Maxwell Doctor Dickson 007.14 A neat dwelling house about 27 chains N E of Calderpark, the property of and occupied by James Reid.
OS1/21/49/68 CALDERPARK Calderpark Calderpark Calderpark Valuation Roll John Maxwell Esq. Doctor Dickson 007.14 A superior dwellinghouse on the west side of the "North Calder Water", the property of and occupied by Theodore Waldron.
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OS1/21/49/69 BREDISHOLM Bredisholm Bredisholm Bredisholm Bredsiholm Archibald Reid Rosebank Robert Stevenson Braehead William Brownlie Langmuir Forest's County Map 007.15 A Mansion, the residence and property of Miss Muirhead.
OS1/21/49/69 ELLISMUIR COLLIERY Ellismuir Colliery Ellismuir Colliery Ellismuir Colliery Archibald Reid Rosebank Robert Stevenson Braehead, William Brownlie Langmuir 007.15 The Colliery is occupied by John Watson Senior and is the property of Miss Muirhead of Bredisholm.
OS1/21/49/69 MAINHILL COTTAGE Mainhill Cottage William Brownlee occupier Archibald Reid Rosebank William Brownlie Langmuir 007.15 This cottage is situated on the Mainhill Farm it is occupied by Wm. Brownlie and it is the property of Miss Muirhead of Bredisholm.
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OS1/21/49/70 BREDISHOLM COLLIERY Bredisholm Colliery Bredisholm Colliery Archibald Reid Rosebank William Brownlie Langmuir Robert Stevenson Braehead 007.15 This Colliery is occupied by John Young and Company and is the property of Miss Muirhead of Bredisholm.
OS1/21/49/70 DIKEHEAD Dykehead Dykehead Dykehead Dikehead Archibald Reid Rosebank William Brownlie Langmuir Robert Stevenson Braehead. Adopted in accordance with the lithography used on the "Ordnance Survey" [R.H.] 007.15 This name applies to a number of small houses occupied by Colliers and the prop-erty of Sundry prop-rietors.
OS1/21/49/70 LANGMUIR Langmuir Langmuir Langmuir Archbald Reid Roasebank William Brownlie Langmuir Robert Stevenson Braehead 007.15 This is a farmhouse occupied by William Brownlie and the property Miss Muirhead of Bredisholm.
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OS1/21/49/71 BRAE COTTAGE Brae Cottage Brae Cottage Brae cottage John Brown occupier Mr. Henderson Factor Archibald Reid Rosebank 007.07 This cottage is occupied by John Brown and the property of Mr. Buchanan of Drumpeller.
OS1/21/49/71 BRAEHEAD Breahead Braehead Braehead Archibald Reid Rosebank Robert Stevenson occupier John Brown Braehead Cottage 007.15 A farmhouse occupied by Robert Stevenson and the property of Miss Muirhead of Bredisholm.
OS1/21/49/71 BRAEHEAD COLLIERY Braehead Colliery Breahead Colliery Breahead Colliery Archibald Reid Rosebank Robert Stevenson Braehead John Brown Brae Cottage 007.15 This Colliery is in the occupation of Mr. Charles Tennant St. Rollox Glasgow and the property of Miss Muirhead of Bredisholm.
OS1/21/49/71 Header: County of Lanark Parish of Old Monkland No.21
OS1/21/49/72 LUGGIE BRIDGE Luggie Bridge Luggie Bridge Luggie Bridge Archibald Reid Rosebank Robert Stevenson Braehead John Brown Brae Cottage 007.15 This is a bridge of one arch over Luggie Burn it is kept in repair by the parish Authorities.
OS1/21/49/72 LUGGIE MILL (Ruin) Luggie Mill Ruin Ruin Archibald Reid Rosebank Robt. Stevenson Braehead John Brown Brae Cottage 007.15 This was a Lint Mill but is now a Ruin it is the property of Mr. Buchanan of Drumpeller.
OS1/21/49/72 ROSEBANK Rosebank Rosebank Rosebank Archibald Reid occupier Robert Stevenson Braehead John Brown Brae Cottage 007.16 This house is occupied by Archibald Reid manager of the Braehead Colliery and the property of Miss Muirhead of Bredsi-holm.
OS1/21/49/72 Header: County of Lanark Parish of Old Monkland No.21
OS1/21/49/73 MEADOWLANDS Meadowlands Meadowlands Meadowlands Archibald Reid Rosebank Mr. Henderson Factor Thomas Tennant occupier 007.15 This is a cottage occupied by Labourers, and is the property of Mr. Buchanan of Drumpeller.
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OS1/21/49/75 KIRKWOOD Kirkwood Valuation Roll Mr Henderson factor Mr John Hendry 007.16 A superior farm steading the property of Mr Buchanan now occupied by Mr John Hendry
OS1/21/49/75 SCHOOL [Old Monkland] School Rev John Johnston, James Burdon, teacher Mr Henderson, factor 007.16 The parish school having teachers residence and garden attached, Mr James Burdon, Teacher or Master
OS1/21/49/75 WOODHEAD Woodhead Rev John Johnston, James Burdon Schoolmaster, Mr John Crawford. 007.16 Five dwelling houses near the parish school of Old Monkland, the property of Mr John Crawford and occupied by the proprietor and others
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OS1/21/49/76 CHURCH [Old Monkland] Church Church Church Valuation Roll, Reverend John Johnston Mr. James Bindon 007.16 This name applies to the vicinity around the parish church embracing the Parish School on the North and Burnside on the South.
OS1/21/49/76 OLD MONKLAND [church, houses &c] Old Monkland Old Monkland Old Monkland Reverend John Johnston Mr. James Bindon, Mr. Henderson Factor 007.16 A plain stone building erected in the year 1790 having a Small Clock tower or steeple it is Calculated to Contain at or about 900 Sittings the Reverend John Johnston.
OS1/21/49/76 Header: Parish of Old Monkland No.21
OS1/21/49/77 PILGRIM'S STONE Pilgrim's Stone Pilgrim's Stone Pilgrim's Stone Reverend John Johnston Mr. J. Bindon Mr. Rupell Grave Digger New Statistical Account 007.16 A small oval shaped stone adjoining the Clock Tower of the present Parish Church, Supposed to be the Stone Carried by the Pilgrim referred to in the "New Statistical Account". The Stone as it Stands at present is about 50lbs Weight.
OS1/21/49/77 Header: Parish of Old Monkland No.21 "There is a tradition, that a certain pilgrim, in order to do penance for some sin, was obliged to carry a particular stone in this direction from Glasgow; and when he could bear it no further to build a Church at his own expense, The weary pilgrim laid down his burden at the place where the Old Monkland Church stands, and the stone is still to be seen." New Stat. Acct.
OS1/21/49/78 CUPARHEAD Cuparhead Cuparhead Cuparhead Valuation Roll Mr. John Baillie Mr. P. Rankin 007.16 A dwellinghouse with offices garden and ornamental gardens attached, the property of Mrs. Aitken and occupied by Patrick Rankin.
OS1/21/49/78 FIDDLERSHALL Fiddlershall Fiddlershall Fiddlershall Mr. Mitchell Factor Mr. J. Bindon Reverend John Johnston 007.16 A small dwellinghouse, the property of Lt. General Monteith Douglas, occupied by Mrs. Crawford.
OS1/21/49/78 HIGHCROSS Highcross Highcross Highcross Valuation Roll Mr. Mitchell Factor Mr. John Baillie 007.16 A dwellinghouse with offices and garden attached, the property of Lt. General Monteith Douglas, now occupied by Mr. J. Baillie, who has a sublet from Mr. Barr.
OS1/21/49/78 Header: Parish of Old Monkland No.21
OS1/21/49/79 BROWSHILL Brownshill Brownshill Brownshill Valuation Roll Mr. Henderson Factor John Robb 007.16 A dwellinghouse with offices, the property of Mr. Buchanan, now occupied by John Robb.
OS1/21/49/79 COATHILL Coathill Coathill Coathill John Baillie Proprietor John Hay John Robb 007.16 These buildings are named as supplied, the property of John Baillie, occupied by John Cowan, and others.
OS1/21/49/79 HILLSIDE Hillside Hillside Hillside John Hay Proprietor Mr. Henderson, John Robb 007.16 A cottage and garden as supplied, the property of and occupied by John Hay.
OS1/21/49/79 ROSEHALL COLLIERY Rosehall Colliery Rosehall Colliery Rosehall Colliery Messrs. Addie & Miller Mr. Mitchell Factor John Baillie 007.16 A Colliery so called the property of Lt. General Monteith Douglas, in the occupation of Messrs. Addie & Miller.
OS1/21/49/79 Header: Parish of Old Monkland No.21
OS1/21/49/79 Item 1 The name 'Brownshill' has been mis-transcribed into the pre-populated table as 'Browshill'.
OS1/21/49/80 BANKHEAD Bankhead Bankhead Bankhead Valuation Roll Mr. Henderson Factor John Steele 007.16 A farm steading in good repair the property of Mr. Buchanan Now in the occupation of John Steele.
OS1/21/49/80 BURNSIDE Burnside Burnside Burnside Mr. Mitchell Factor Reverend John Johnston Mr. J. Bindon 007.16 A dwellinghouse so called the property of Lt. General Monteith Douglas, occupied by George Russell.
OS1/21/49/80 KIRKSTILE Kirkstyle Kirkstyle Kirkstyle Mr. Mitchell Factor Reverend John Johnston Mr. J. Bindon 007.16 A dwellinghouse and offices adjoining Old Monkland Church the property of Lt. General Monteith Douglas now occupied by James Buchanan.
OS1/21/49/80 WAUKMILL [houses] Waukmill Waukmill Waukmill Valuation Roll Mr. Henderson Factor David Anderson 007.16 Two dwellinghouses Named as Supplied the property of Mr. Buchanan occupied by David Anderson and others.
OS1/21/49/80 Header: Parish of Old Monkland No.21
OS1/21/49/81 CHURCH (Site of) [Old Monkland] Site of Church Site of Church Site of Church Site of Church Site of Church Site of Church Reverend John Johnston Mr. J. Bindon Mr. Mitchell Factor William Russell Gravedigger Origines Parochiales Scotias 007.16 The site of the old Parish Church is well known in this locality, being about 280 links South of the building erected in 1790, and North Side of burial ground.
OS1/21/49/81 MANSE [parish, Old Monkland] Manse Manse Manse Reverend John Johnston Mr. J. Bindon Schoolmaster Mr. Mitchell Factor 007.16 The Residence of the Parish Minister, adjoining the Church Old Monkland.
OS1/21/49/81 Header: Parish of Old Monkland No.21 "This ancient Church seems to have stood on the site of the present Church of Old Monkland, near the junction of a small burn with the Cadder. There are places round it which have long born the names of Kirkshaws & Kirkwood."
OS1/21/49/82 KIRKSHAWS Kirkshaws kirkshaws Kirkshaws kirkshaws Kirkshaws Valuation Roll Mr. Mitchell Factor James Davie, Forest's County Map Onqines Parochiales Scotiias 007.16 A farmsteading, in good repair, the property of Lt. General Monteith Douglas, Now Occupied by James Davie.
OS1/21/49/82 STONE COFFINS FOUND HERE [Old Monkland Grave Yard] Stone Coffins found heir Stone Coffins found heir Mr. Russel Grave Digger John Stevenston Summerlee 007.16 The present grave digger of Old Monkland Mr. Russel States that he was present in the year 1832 as a labourer levelling the then rough ground and discovered with John Stevenston and others now deceased 5 Stone Coffins Containing human bonesand dust at or about the place marked on trace, there was also a Curious hammer found at the same time and place which is now in the possession of Mrs. Crawford of Fiddlershall.
OS1/21/49/82 Header: Parish of Old Monkland No.21
OS1/21/49/82 Spelling of last Authority for Spelling of Kirkshaws to be confirmed.
OS1/21/49/83 MID SHAWHEAD Midshawhead Midshawhead Midshawhead Mid Shawhead Valuation Roll Mr. Mitchell Factor James Dykes Forest's County Map 007.16 A dwellinghouse with offices the property of General Monteith Douglas now occupied by Mr. James Dykes.
OS1/21/49/83 ROSEHALL RAILWAY Roshall Railway Mr. Mitchell Messrs. Addie & Miller John Cross 007.16 A line of railway for Mineral purposes the property of Messrs. Addie & Miller extending from Roeshall Colliery Southward across the North Calder Water.
OS1/21/49/83 SHAWHEAD Shawhead Shawhead Shawhead Mr. Mitchell Factor John Cross Robert Addie 007.16 A few dwellings near Rosehall Colliery Names as supplied in the occupation of Messrs. Addie & Miller.
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OS1/21/49/85 BURNBANK PLACE Burnbank Place Burnbank Place Burnbank Place Joseph Cochrane Alexander Whitelaw Mr. Campbell 008.05 A row of dwelling houses Named as Supplied the property of Mr. Mack occupied by Daniel Grey and others.
OS1/21/49/85 EASTER ROW Easter Row Easter Row Easter Row Alexander Whitelaw Mr. Campbell Wm. Dick occupier 008.05 Two dwelling houses the property of William Barr occupied by William Dick and others.
OS1/21/49/85 GREENSIDE Greenside Greenside Greenside Joseph Cochrane, Alexander Whitelaw Mr. Campbell 008.05 A dwellinghouse the property of the Monkland Railways Comp. now occupied by Joseph Cochrane.
OS1/21/49/85 RED BRIDGE 008.05
OS1/21/49/85 Header: Parish of Old Monkland No.21
OS1/21/49/85 The book entry for Red Bridge is missing from the tables.
OS1/21/49/86 Monkland Railways Monkland Railways J.W. Cochrane, Manager of VIII.5 -7.4 Described in Name Shets of New Monkland. Company's Workshops Company's Workshops Railways, North Burn North Burn Described and authority quoted in Name Book of New Monkland.
OS1/21/49/87 BRICK WORKS [E of Coatbridge] BrickWorks Thomas Jackson Esq [Esquire]. 008.09 A small Brick Work immediately east of Coatbridge.
OS1/21/49/87 CLIFTONHILL HOUSE Cliftonhill House Cliftonhill House Cliftonhill House Mr. Baker Occupier Thomas Jackson Esq [Esquire] Valuation Roll 1857-8 008.09 A small but handsome mansion having offices, a large garden, and some ornamental ground attached the property of W. Baird Esq [Esquire] of Gartsherrie.
OS1/21/49/87 COATS Coats Coats Coats Thomas Jackson Esq [Esquire] Forrests County Map Valuation Roll 1857-8 008.09 A handsome dwelling house, having offices, garden and some ornamental ground attached the family residence of Thomas Jackson Esq [Esquire].
OS1/21/49/87 DUNBETH Dunbeth Dunbeth Dunbeth Mr. Weir Occupier & Proprietor, Thomas Jackson Esq [Esquire] Valuation Roll 1857-8 008.09 A fine house having offices and a farm of land attached.
OS1/21/49/87 MALLEABLE IRON WORKS [Coats] Malleable Iron Works Thomas Jackson Esq [Esquire] 008.09 A small Malleable Iron establishment South of Coats, the property of Thos. Jackson Esq [Esquire].
OS1/21/49/87 Header: Plan VIII-9 Old Monkland Lanarkshire
OS1/21/49/88 CLIFTONHILL Cliftonhill James Young occupier Mr. Baker Valuation Roll (1857-8) 008.09 A farm house and offices, the property of W. Baird Esq [Esquire].
OS1/21/49/88 COATBANK Coatbank Coatbank Coatbank Mr. McGillchrist Coatbank Robert Watson Whifflat, Robert Prentice. 008.09 A few fine cottages a little north of Whifflat.
OS1/21/49/88 COATDIKE Coatdyke Coatdike, Adopted in accordance with usages. Jas. Young, Forrest's C. Map, Val. Roll (18578), Mr. Henry Airdrie House 008.09 A small village, situated about 1/2 mile Southwest of Airdrie, in it are 2 public houses.
OS1/21/49/88 LOW COATS Low Coats Low Coats Low Coats Robert Prentice Occupier Mr. McGillchrist Coatbank Thomas Jackson Esq [Esquire]. 008.09 A small dwelling house having some offices, and a small farm of land attached, the property of Mr. Hozier.
OS1/21/49/88 MONKLAND CANAL Monkland Canal Monkland Canal Monkland Canal John Henry Esq Airdrie Thomas Jackson Esq [Esquire] Oliver & Boyds Edinbro. Alamanack 008.09 A canal extending from near Calderbank to Glasgow where it unites with a branch of the Forth & Clyde Canal.
OS1/21/49/89 COATHILL Coathill Coathill Robert Watson, Valuation Roll 1857-8 008.09 This name applies to those 3 cottages on the west side of Whifflat, one of the cottages is occupied as a public house.
OS1/21/49/89 DIXON'S CUT Dixon's Cut Dixon's Cut Mr. Scott Manager at Iron Works (Calder) Thomas Jackson Esq [Esquire]. 008.09 A short canal extending from the Monkland Canal at Sheepford Locks. to Calder Iron Works. the property of _ Dixon Esq [Esquire] hence the name.
OS1/21/49/89 SOUTH BURN South Burn South Burn Thomas Jackson Esq [Esquire], John Henry Esq [Esquire] Airdrie 008.06 A considerable stream or burn passing the South Side of Airdrie, and east of Coatdyke. Crosses under the Canal, thence in a Westerly direction to its influx with Luggie Burn near the margin of Trace.
OS1/21/49/89 WHIFFLAT Whifflat Whifflat Whifflat Whifflat Whifflat Thomas Jackson Esq [Esquire] Robert Watson Whifflat, Wlliiam Millar Whifflat Valuation Roll (1857-8), Forrest's County Map 008.09 A small village, occupied chiefly by Colliers and miners, situated between the Caledonian Railway & Rosehall.
OS1/21/49/90 BRICK WORKS [E of Monkland Canal] Thomas Jackson Esq [Esquire]. 008.09 A tolerably sized Brick Work south of the Monkland Canal.
OS1/21/49/90 CALDER STORE Mr. Scott Manager at Iron Works, James Nesbit 008.09 A provision Store house in connection with Calder Iron Works.
OS1/21/49/90 EASTERN DISTRICT SCHOOL Eastern District School Eastern District School Alex Baird Schoolmaster John Henry Esq [Esquire] Airdrie 008.09 A side, Parish School immedeiately South of Coatdyke.
OS1/21/49/90 GREENEND John Henry Esq [Equire], Airdrie, Val. Roll (1857-8), Forrest's Co. Map 008.09 A village occupied chiefly by Colliers, situated on the South Side of the Monkland Canal.
OS1/21/49/90 SHEEPFORD LOCKS James Forrest, James Nesbit (both) Sheepford Locks, Val. Roll 1857-8 008.09 4 Locks on the Monkland Canal immediately north of the village of Greenend.
OS1/21/49/91 CAIRNHILL Cairnhill Cairnhill Cairnhill Cairnhill J. Nesbit Esq [Esquire], Proprietor, Mr. Forrest Lodge, Forrest's County Map, Valuation Roll (1857-8) 008.09 A fine mansion, having Offices; a large garden, and some ornamental ground attached. N.W. of the Mansion is an old Quarry in the face of which, is the family burial vault.
OS1/21/49/91 CALDER SCHOOL Calder School Calder School Mr. Scott James Nesbit 008.09 A School for the education of the children, in connection with Calder Iron Works.
OS1/21/49/91 GARTURK PARK Garturk Park Garturk Park Garturk Park George Tom Occupier James Nesbit, James Forrest. 008.09 A house having some offices and a few acres of land attached, the property of W. Baird Esq [Esquire].
OS1/21/49/91 POWDER MAGAZINE [Calder] Powder Magazine Mr. Scott 008.09 A powder maagazine for the use of the Coal Pits etc.
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OS1/21/49/93 HENHOUSE Henhouse Allan Bryce Mr. Nesbit Proprietor James Barclay 008.10 A cottage and garden, the property of J.M. Nesbit of Cairnhill, used as a poultry yard occupier Allan Bryce.
OS1/21/49/93 MOSSNEUK Moss Neuk Moss Neuk Alex Baird Proprietor Alexander Whitelaw, James Barclay Forest's Map Adopted in accordance with prevailing custom. 008.10 Three cottages Named as Supplied, the property of Alexander & James Baird, Now occupied by James Barclay and others.
OS1/21/49/93 SCARHILL Scarhill Scarhill Scarhill Scarhill Valuation Roll J.M. Nesbit Proprietor Robert Lust Forest's Map 008.10 A small farm steading, the property of J.M. Nesbit, Now occupied by Robert Lust.
OS1/21/49/93 Header: Parish of Old Monkland No.21 "Neuk, - a corner," Jamieson
OS1/21/49/94 First Line reads: Monkland Railways Monkland Railways Mr. Cochrane, Engineer VIII.10-14 Described in Plan Sheets of New Monkland Ph. also Name Sheets of "Airdrie" Second line reads: (Colliertree to Calderbank) (Colliertree to Calderbank) Mr. McGregor S.Master Mr. J. C. Waddell Third line reads: Browns Burn Browns Burn "Described and authority quoted Named in Book of New Monkland Ph.
OS1/21/49/95 FASKINE [village] Faskine Mr Robert Thomson, Hillhead. Johnstons County Map. James Brock of Hillhouse. 008.14 Faskine is a small Village on the Monkland Canal consisting of Cottages occupied by Miners. It is the property of Messrs. Baird of Gartsherrie.
OS1/21/49/95 HILLHEAD Hillhead Mr Robert Thomson, occupier. Johnston's County Map. James Brock, Hillhouse. 008.11 This is a farmhouse occupid by Robert Thomson and the property of Messr. Baird of Gartsherrie.
OS1/21/49/95 SCHOOL [Faskine] School Mr Robert Thomson, Hillhead. James Hogg, Entryhead. James Brock of Hillhouse. 008.14 The school situated in Faskine was lately erected by Messr' Baird of Gartsherrie for the education of the children of those employed in their works in the neighbourhood. The school is supported by the contributions of the men employed in the works.
OS1/21/49/96 ENTRYHEAD James Hogg occupier, Robert Thomson Hillhead, Forrest's County Map. 008.14 This is a cottage occupied by James Hogg and the property of Messrs. Baird of Gartsherrie.
OS1/21/49/96 PEEP-O'-DAY John Webster Esq [Equire], Thankerton House Factor, Robert Thomson Hillhead, Mr. Kirkland Clerk to the Monkland Iron and Steel Company. 008.14 This was once a farm house. it is now occupied by labourers in the employ of the Monkland Iron and Steele Company, and is the property of Captain W. F. Elphinstone R.N.
OS1/21/49/96 PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL [Calderbank] Methodist Chapel James Hogg Entryhead, Robt. Thomson Hillhead, James Baird of Hillhouse. 008.14 This Chapel Situated in Calderbank was erected in the year 1856, by the Primitive Methodists.
OS1/21/49/97 CROWOOD COTTAGE Mr. Jarvie Occupier, Mr. Fleming. 008.14 A small cottage having offices attached.
OS1/21/49/97 DOVE COT [Faskine] none 008.14 No descriptive remarks.
OS1/21/49/97 FASKINE [house] Mr. Fleming Occupier, Mr. Jarvie, Forrest's County Map, Val. Roll (1857-8), Mr. Rankine Airdrie. 008.14 A house of very ancient appearance, having offices and a farm of land attached. Mr. Fleming, Jarvie and Mr. Rankine of Airdrie informs me that notice is taken of it in Wodrows Church History, as being a place remarkable in feudal times, where Witches were executed and also during the period of the Reformation was the family residence of Cap. Cleeland whose name is much mentioned in Church History, East of the house is a small square tower of a building which had been the "Dovecot"but is now occupied as a dwelling house.
OS1/21/49/97 WOODHALL Mr. Jarvie, Mr. Fleming, Val. Roll (1858) 008.14 A small village situated on each side of the Monkland Canal.
OS1/21/49/97 "A tree had been in the vicinity of this house called the Witch Tree or Bell Tree but no one can point out the site of it."
OS1/21/49/98 CALDERBANK J. Murray Esq [Esquire] Proprietor, Mr. Kirkland Manager, Val. Roll (1857-8) 008.14 A village on the east bank of the "north Water of Calder" Occupied wholly as workmens' dwellings; farm yd. and offices & belonging to the Monkland Iron & Steel Works which are situated in a hollow to the east, they consist of 6 furnaces or blasts having all the appropriate offices or workshops, and a large Malleable department attached, also a little farther down the river are some Fire Clay Works, All the property of J. Murray Esq [Esquire], of Glasgow.
OS1/21/49/98 CALDERBRAES J. Murray Esq [Esquire] Proprietor, Mr. Kirkland Manager, Val. Roll (1857-8) 008.14 A long row of small cottages on the north bank of the river immediately South of Calderbank.
OS1/21/49/98 FIRE CLAY WORKS [Calderbank] 008.14 See under 'Calderbank'
OS1/21/49/98 HILLEND 008.14
OS1/21/49/98 MONKLAND IRON AND STEEL WORKS 008.14 See under 'Calderbank'
OS1/21/49/98 ROCKSHILL INN 008.14 See under 'Calderbank'
OS1/21/49/98 SCHOOL [Calderbank] 008.14 See under 'Calderbank'
OS1/21/49/98 I have transcribed the sheet as seen on the page because in the Descriptive Remarks column the Enumerator has included all locations (excepting the last - Calderbraes) as a block entry. Therefore everything below the first entry 'Calderbank' is quoted as 'see under Calderbank'.
OS1/21/49/99 CLYDE IRON WORKS Clyde Iron Works Clyde Iron Works Clyde Iron Works J. Baird Esq [Esquire] Cashier J. Meikleham Esq [Esquire] Manager P. Drew Esq [Esquire] 011.10 Large Iron Works consisting of 7 furnaces, having a Foundry and the appropriate workshops and offices attached, also some Fire Clay Works, and a few rows of dwelling houses for the work people. The works was erected in 1779 being one of the oldest in Scotland. As regards the works being the site of a burial ground, I have made every enquiry and can glean nothing that will corroborate the Statistical Account. Messrs Baird and Meikleham have referred to the old papers relative to the founding of the buildings and can find nothing respecting human bones or flagstones having been found. In the neighbourhood of Old Monkland there were human bones & flagstones found about 15 or 16 years ago which the above 2 gentlemen beleive [sic] them to be same as those mentioned in the New Statistical Account and the mistake made by the writer in the name of the place
OS1/21/49/99 FIRE CLAY WORKS [Calderbank] As above 011.10 See above entry for Clyde Iron Works.
OS1/21/49/99 FULLARTON HOUSE Mr. Baird Cashier (Clyde Cottage), John Meikleham Esq [Esquire], Manager of Iron Works, P. Drew Esq [Esquire] Carmyle, Val. Roll (1857-8) 011.10 A large and handsome mansion having offices, 2 gardens and some ornamental ground attached. the residence and property of Colin Dunlop Esq [Esquire].
OS1/21/49/100 CARMYLE HOUSE J. Baird Esq [Esquire] J. Meikleham Esq [Esquire] Peter Drew Esq [Esquire]. 011.10 A fine mansion house, having offices, a large garden and some ornamental ground attached. Occupied by Colonel Campbell. the property of Lady Harris.
OS1/21/49/100 CLYDE COTTAGE J. Baird Esq [Esquire] Occupier, John Meikleham, Manager. 011.10 A small but handsome cottage having offices and a large garden attached.
OS1/21/49/100 HUTCHISON J. Baird Esq [Esquire], J. Meikleham Esq [Esquire], Peter Hague Occupier, Forrest's County Map. 011.10 An old farm house, and offices part of which in ruins. the property of Lady Harris of Oakly, Fifeshire near Dunfermilne.
OS1/21/49/100 MAINS P. Drew Esq [Esquire] Carmyle, J. Baird Esq [Esquire], Forrest's County Map 011.10 A farm house and offices attached, the property of P. Drew Esq [Esquire] of Carmyle.
OS1/21/49/100 MUD ROW J. Baird Esq [Esquire], J. Meikleham Esq [Esquire] 011.10 A long row of Colliers dwelling houses. the property of Colin Dunlop Esq [Esquire].
OS1/21/49/101 BLEACH WORKS [Carmyle] See below 011.10 See entry for Carmyle.
OS1/21/49/101 CARMYLE Peter Drew Esq [Esquire], Mr. Leek, J. Baird Esq [Esquire], Forrest's County Map, Val. Roll 1857-8 011.10 A small straggling village on the north side of the River Clyde in it is a tolerably large bleach field belonging to Mr. Leek and a large Grain Mills where all kinds of flour are made.
OS1/21/49/101 GRAIN MILLS [Carmyle] See above 011.10 See entry for Carmyle.
OS1/21/49/101 Clyde Bridge, Bogleshole Ford and River Clyde - see adjoining parish.
OS1/21/49/102 BOGLESHOLE W. Drew Occupier, J. Baird Esq [Esquire], J. Meikleham Esq [Esquire], Val. Roll (1857-8), Forrest's County Map 011.10 A dwelling house and offices having a farm of land attached. the property of Lady Harris.
OS1/21/49/102 KENMUIR Mr. Muirhead, Occupier, Mr. Rankin, Occupier, Val. Roll (1857-8), Forrest's County Map. 011.10 2 farm houses and offices attached the property of R. Findlay Esq [Esquire] of Easterhill, who had his residence (recently).
OS1/21/49/102 LYON'S SCHOOL Lyon's School (Endowed) Mr. Smith Schoolmaster P.Drew Esq [Esquire], J. Baird Esq [Esquire]. 011.02 A small school house in the village of Carmyle. The endowment amounts to £30 per annum beside School wage. "This School was endowed with one thousand pounds "by William Lyon Esq [Esquire] Sayann-alama Jamaica " 29th. April 1799" Front of Building.
OS1/21/49/102 MANSION HOUSE Mr. Leek Occupier & Proprietor, P. Drew Esq [Esquire], Title Deeds 011.10 An old house in good repair, it was built about 200 years ago, and was the only mansion on Carmyle estate, till the present Carmyle House was built. There is a large garden and a small plot of ornamental (ground) attached.
OS1/21/49/102 Parish of Old Monkland
OS1/21/49/103 JOHN'S WELL Robert Rankin Kenmuir, William Turnbull William Murray Wester Dalowie. 011.02 This hole is a spring on the Kenmuir Farm, Why it got this name is not known.
OS1/21/49/103 KENMUIR WOOD Robert Rankin Kenmuir, William Turnbull William Murray Wester Daldowie. 011.02 This wood consists of Forest Timber and is Situated on a Steep Brow on the left bank of The River Clyde.
OS1/21/49/103 MARRIAGE WELL Robert Rankin Kenmuir, William Turnbull, William Murray, Wester Daldowie, Alexander McUrdy Craigend. 011.02 This is a Spring Well Situated in Kenmuir Wood. The reason for Calling it by the name is not known.
OS1/21/49/104 CRAIGEND Alexander McUrdy occupier William Murray, William Turnbull - Wester Daldowie 011.02 This is a cottage situated on the left bank of the River Clyde occupied by Alexander McUrdy and the property of Colonel McCall of Daldowie.
OS1/21/49/104 KENMUIR HILL Willaim Murray Willaim Turnbull - Wester Daldowie, Robert Rankin Kenmuir 011.02 This is an eminence near Wester Daldowie, on which is a Trig Station.
OS1/21/49/104 WESTER DALDOWIE William Turnbull, William Murray occupiers, Alexander McCurdy Craigend. 011.02 This name applies to two farmhouses and a cottage William Murray and William Turnbull occupy the farm houses and Mrs. Coats the cottage. Robert Scott Greenoakhill and James Murray Australia are proprietors of the farms and George Scott Greenholm near Eddyston is prop. of the cottage.
OS1/21/49/104 Header: County of Lanark No.21 Parish of Old Monkland
OS1/21/49/104 Where"Eddyston" would appear to refer to nearby Uddingston.
OS1/21/49/105 CHUCKIE HILL William Allan Land Steward Daldowie, William Bryden Gardner Daldowie, John Gilchrist Cowgang. 011.02 This is a slight eminence near Daldowie.
OS1/21/49/105 COWGANG William Allan Land Steward Daldowie, William Bryden Gardner Daldowie, John Gilchrist Cowgang 011.02 This is a house situated near Daldowie occupied by labourers it is the property of James McCall Esq [Esquire].
OS1/21/49/105 LUSSHILL William Allan Land Steward Daldowie, William Bryden Gardner Daldowie, John Gilchrist Cowgang, Theodore Walrond Proprietor. 011.02 This is a farm house occupied by Mr. Allan And the property of Theodore Walrond Esq [Esquire] Calder- Park.
OS1/21/49/105 Header: County of Lanark No.21 Parish of Old Monkalnd
OS1/21/49/106 BROOM VILLA William Turnbull William Murray - Wester Daldowie. 011.02 This house is situated in Broomhouse and occupied the Proprietor Robert Anderson.
OS1/21/49/106 BROOMHOUSE William Turnbull William Murray - Wester Daldowie, Robert Rankin Kenmuir. 011.02 This name applies to some houses on the Turnpike Road leading from Bothwell Bridge to Glasgow. There are two small public houses a smithy and Wright Shop.
OS1/21/49/106 DALDOWIE William Turnbull William Murray - Wester Daldowie, Robert Rankin Kenmuir. 010.02 This is a handsome Mansion, The residence of the propietor James McCall Esquire.
OS1/21/49/106 Header: County of Lanark No.21 Parish of Old Monkland
OS1/21/49/107 MOUNT LOCHART William Allan Land Steward Daldowie, William Bryden Gardner Daldowie, John Gilchrist Cowgang. 011.02 This is a Knoll on the Daldowie Estate planted with Forest Timber.
OS1/21/49/107 ROSEBANK BRIDGE J. Dunlop Esq [Esquire] J. Bain Esq [Esquire] J. Baird Factor 011.10 A narrow wooden bridge over the Clyde supported by iron pillars standing in the bed of the river. It is a private bridge erected by the proprietors of Clyde Iron Works for the carriage of minerals from and to the Caledonian Railway.
OS1/21/49/107 Header: County of Lanark No.21 Parish of Old Monkland Rosebank Bridge: See name book of Cambuslang.
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OS1/21/49/109 ENTRYHEAD Mr. Mitchell, Val. Roll (1857-8) 011.04 2 Cottages a little north of Old Rosehall.
OS1/21/49/109 OLD ROSEHALL Mr. Mitchell, Factor, Mrs. Bell Entryhead 011.04 A row of cottages, the property of General Monteith Douglas, of Stonebyres.
OS1/21/49/109 ROSEHALL Mr. Mitchell, Factor Rosehall, Forrest's County Map, Val. Roll (1857-8) 011.04 A fine mansion, presently unoccupied, having offices and some ornamental ground attached, the property of General Monteith Douglas of Stonebyres near Lanark.
OS1/21/49/109 ROSEHALL BRIDGE Mr. Mitchell, John Henry Esq [Esquire] Airdrie, Mrs. Bell 011.04 A bridge of 2 Arches spanning the North Calder on the road that leads from Hamilton to Airdrie, & Co. Bridge
OS1/21/49/109 The sheets is signed John Bayly S:Veyors R.E. This was Major Bayly, Royal Engineers. //Robert Murray the Signature Reads: John Bayly B:Major RE [Brevet Major Royal Engineers]
OS1/21/49/110 NAME BOOK Co. LANARK PARISH OF OLD MONKLAND
OS1/21/49/111 INDEX: Aitkenston Colliery, Auchenloning, Anchor Tavern, Blackbrae Cottage, Burnlip, Bishop Loch, Beech Row, Blacklands, Bellerophon, Bartiebeath Bridge, Blairtummock, Bartiebeath, Bogside, Broadlees Cottage, Bartonshill Row, Bargeddie Colliery, Bartonshill, Bargeddie, Bishop Burn, Blairhill Plantation, Bogleshole Ford, Back Row, Blair Hill, Boghead, Battles Burn, Bogside, Birks, Barrachnie, Baillieston House, Buchanan Street, Baillieston, Burntbroom, Boghall, Broomhouse, Bredisholm, Bredisholm Colliery, Braehead Colliery, Braehead, Brae Cottage, Brownshill, Bankhead, Burnside, Browns Burn,
OS1/21/49/112 Burnbank Place, Brick Works, Brick Works, Bleach works, Bogleshole, Broomhouse, Broom Villa, Castlepails, Caledonian Railway (Castlecary Branch), Craigend Cottage, Craigend, Cottage Wood, Cock-my-lane, Cross Roads, Camp, Commonhead, Cuilhill, Cuilhill Gullet, Coats Cottage, Calder, Calder Iron Works, Clifton Cottage, Camp Row, Church (quoad sacra), Crosshill Cottage, Crosshill, Calderpark, Calderbank, Church, Cuparhead, Coathill, Church (site of), Cliftohill cottage, Cliftonhill, Coatdyke, Coatbank, Coathill, Calder Store, Calder School, Clyde Bridge.
OS1/21/49/113 Cairnhill , Crowood Cottage, Calderbank, Calderbraes, Clyde Iron Works, Clyde Cottage, Carmyle House, Carmyle, Craigend, Chuckie Hill, Cowgang, Dungeonhill, Drumpeller Colliery, Drumpeller Sandpits, Drumpeller Railway, Drumpark, Drumpeller house, Drumpeller School, Dikehead, Dunbeth, Dixon's Cut, Dove Cot, Daldowie, Espieside Colliery, East Hallhill, Easterhouse, East Shawhead, Ellismuir Cottage, Ellismuir, Ellismuir Colliery, Easter Row, Eastern District School, Entryhead, Faulds School, Fauldspark, Fauldshill, Faulds, Fullarton, Foxley, Front Row.
OS1/21/49/114 Foxley Place Tavern, Flocks, Fiddlershall, Faskine, Faskine, Fire Clay Works, Fullarton House, Fire Clay Works, Garterverrie Fire Clay Works, Gartliston, Gartverrie, Gartverrie Cottage, Gartcloss, Gartgill, Gartcloss Cottage, Gartcloss Row, Gartgill Row, Gartsherrie Station, Gartsherrie Cottage, Gartsherrie House, Gartsherrie Iron Works, Greenhill, Gunnie cottage, Grove, Garrowhill, Greenwells, Gilmourneuk, Garnheath Wood, Garnheath Cottage, Grain Mill, Green Park, Greenoakhill, Greenside, Greenend, Garturk Park, Grain Mills, Hollandhurst, Hornock Cottages,Hallhill Basin, Heatheryknowe.
OS1/21/49/115 Heatheryknowe House, Horslet, Hagg Mill (corn), Higgh Crosshill, High Cross, Hillside, Henhouse, Hillend, Hutchison, Inn, John's Well, Kilgarth, Kilgarth Row, Kirkwood, Kirkwood, Kirkstile, Kirkshaws, Kenmuir, Kenmuir Wood, Kenmuir Hill, Lochwood, Lochend, Lochgreen, Lochside, Lochend Loch, Little Gartsherrie, Long Row, Luggie Glen, Langloan Quarry, Laigh Crosshill, Loanhead, Langmuir, Luggie Bridge, Luggie Mill (Ruin) Low Coats, Lyons School (Endowed) Lusshill, Muirdike, Maryston, Mary's Well, Middle Row.
OS1/21/49/116 Mainhill, Mill cottage, Mountbony, Mountvernon House, Muirside, Manse, Muirhead, Mainhill Cottage, Meadowlands, Manse, Mid Shawhead, Monkland Railways Companys' Workshop, Malleable Iron Works, Monkland Canal, Mossneuk, Monkland Iron & Steel Works, Mud Row, Mains, Mansion House, Marriage Well, Monkland Railways, Mount Lockhart, North Calder Water, North Square, New Swinton Pit (coal), Netherhouse, New Rosehall, North Burn, New Palacecraig, North Baillieston, Old Swinton Pit (coal), Over Bargeddie, Orchard, Old Palacecraig, Old Cockle Row, Old Camp, Old Monkland, Old Rosehall, Passover Cottage, Parsonage, Paddockhall, Palacrecraig, North Calder Water.
OS1/21/49/117 Palacecraig Colliery, Pilgrims Stone, Powder Magazine, Peep-o'-day, Primitive Methodist Chapel, Quarry Row, Quarry Pit (Ironstone), Rawmoan, Rhinsdale, Rogerfield, Rhindmuir, Rhind House, Rhinds, Railway Cottage, Ryefield Park, Rosebank, Rosehall Colliery, Rosehall Railway, Red Bridge, Rockshill Inn, River Clyde, Rosebank Bridge, Rosehall, Rosehall Bridge, Smiddy Row, South Square, School, Southend, Sunnyside, St. Mark's Well, Springhill Cottage, Springhill, St. John's Chapel (Episcopal), School, South Faulds, Swinton, Swing Bridge, School, Sandyford Place, Sikeside, Sikeside CSchool.ottage,
OS1/21/49/118 School Stone Coffins found her Shawhead, South Burn, Sheepford Locks, Scarhill, School, School, Thatch Row, T ownhead, Tunnel Pit (coal), Whitehill, Westerhouse, Woodend, Woodend Loch, Wich Wood, Wellhouse, West Hallhill, Whampflat, Woodshill, Whitehall, West Lodge, Woodend Cottage, West Mountvernon, Woodhead, Whifflat, Woodhall, Waukmill, Wester Daldowie.