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PETTINAIN [parish] |
Pedyname or Petynane
Pittinine or Pettinain
Pettinain
Petinain
Petinain
Pettinain
Pettinain
Pettinain |
Ancient Charters
More Modern Records
Statistical Account
Johnston's County Map
Forrest's County Map
William David Aitkin
Mr John Vary
Mr Hugh Smith |
026; 033 |
"The figure of the parish is rather irregular, but may be more properly described as rectangular than in any other way, being nearly 3 miles in length, and 2½ in breadth. It is bounded on the south by Covington; on the west by Carmichael; on the north-west by a small portion of Lanark; on the north by Carstairs and Carnwath; and on the east by Liberton. From the four last mentioned parishes it is separated by the Clyde."
"The nearest town is that of Carnwath, at the distance of 3 miles; but in consequence of the Clyde intervening and the river being frequently impassable, particularly in winter, the inhabitants generally resorted to Lanark, at the distance of 5½ miles having easy access to it by a bridge over the Clyde at Hyndford."
"The only turnpike road connected with the parish is that leading from Carlisle to Stirling, which passes merely through a corner of the parish."
"There are no chapels of any description in the parish, the whole population being connected with the church, except four or five individuals."
Statistical Account.
There are no detached portions of other parishes within the boundaries of this, and there are no detached portions of this within the boundaries of other parishes. |
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Parish of Petinain |
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LAMPITS FERRY |
Lampits Ferry
Ditto
Ditto |
Robert Denholm Esqr. [Esquire]
Hugh Smith
Revd [Reverend] John Vary Esqr. [Esquire] |
026.10 |
A place on the River Clyde at which a Float is employed to convey carts, cattle etc across. It is worked by a patent chain cable, a dwelling house is attached to it which is situated in the adjacent Ph. [Parish]; before the Float was placed on the River, the Ford, which was at the same spot, was known as "Long Ford". This name is now disused, the ferry receiving its name from the adjacent farm of Lampits. A small toll is exacted from parties employing the Float. It is the property of a company, the Secretary of which is Robert Denholm Esqr. [Esquire] Factor. |
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THE MEDWIN |
The Medwin
The Medwin
The Medwyn
The Medwyn
The Medwyn
The Medwyn
The Medwyn
Medwin W
Medwin Water
River Medwin
Medwin |
Revd. [Reverend] John Lawrie
Mr. William Black
Revd. [Reverend] John Vary
Mr Hugh Smith
Mr David Aitken
Mr William Watson
Robert Denholm Esqr.
Johnstons County Map
Forrests Map
Sketch Map.
Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] Page 42.
The authorities have been re-consulted regarding the orthography of this name and the best mode of writing it. they say "The Medwyn" |
026.10 |
A large and extremely crooked Stream, which is formed by the meeting of the lesser ones, named North Medwyn and South Medwyn, the former running through the Ph. [Parish] of Carnwath, and the latter forming the Bdy. [Boundary] between the Ph. [Parish] of Carnwath & Liberton. the rising of these two streams occuring in the Co. [County] of Edinburgh, _ Its banks are low, water sluggish & deep, it forms the Bdy. [Boundary] between this parish and Carnwath, its confluence being with the River Clyde. |
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Parish of Pettinain
Written in red in column 1 -
The Medwin adopted, by order of Col [Colonel] Cameron - see Remarks on Dunsyre Parish Page 5. |
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CURRIE DUB |
Currie Dub
Curradub
Currie Dub
Currie Dub |
Rev. [Reverend] John Vary
Robert Denholm Esqr.
Hugh Smith Esqr.
Title Deeds of property |
026.13 |
A sone storey thatched Cot house in bad repair. Propty [Property] of Hugh Smith Esqr., Carnwath Mill |
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THE CROOK |
The Crook
The Crook
The Crook |
Revd. [Reverend] John Vary
Robert Denhom Esqr.
Hugh Smith Esqr. |
026.13 |
A marshy portion of land, forming the Parish boundary between Carstairs and Petinain and formerly the course of the River Clyde. |
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Parish of Petinain |
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EASTER SILLS |
Easter Sills
Easter Sills
Easter Sills
East Sills
East Sills |
Revd. [Reverend] John Vary
Robert Denholm Esqr.
Hugh Smith Esqr.
Johnstons County Map
Forrests Map |
026.13 |
A one storey, thatched, farm steading in bad repair Propy. [Property] of Sir W. C. Anstruther of Preston Place |
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WESTOWN |
Westown
Westown
Westown
West Town
West Town |
Robert Denholm Esqr.
Revd. [Reverend] John Vary
Hugh Smith Esqr.
Johnstons County Map
Forrests Map |
026.13 |
A one storey, thatched farm steading, in bad repair, Propy. [Property] of Hugh Smith Esqr. Carnwath Mill |
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WESTRAW MAINS |
Westrow Mains
Westraw Mains
Westraw Mains
Westraw
Westraw |
Robert Denholm Esqr.
Revd. [Reverend] John Vary
Hugh Smith Esqr.
Johnstons County Map
Forrests Map |
026.13 |
A one Storey, thatched farm steading in bad repair Propy. [Property] of Sir W. C. Anstruther Preston place. |
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GRANGE |
Grange
Grange
Grange
Grange
Grange |
Mr. David Aitken
Rev [Reverend] John Vary
Mr Hugh Smith
Johnstons County Map
Forrests Map. |
026.14 |
This name applied to three contiguous farmsteadings. houses one storey thatched in bad repair
Property of Sir Windham Anstruther |
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PETTINAIN [village] |
Pettinain
Pettinain
Pettinain
Petinain
Petinain
Pettinain |
Mr. David Aitken
Rev [Reverend] John Vary
Mr Hugh Smith
Johnstons County Map
Forrests Map.
Stat Acct. [Statistical Account] |
026.14 |
A small village consisting of rows of thatched houses. It contains a Church, School & Post office. The houses are one storey and generally in good repair
The nearest Market Town is Carnwatch, about 3 miles from the village. There are neither fairs nor ale houses in the parish _ |
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BAGMOORS |
Bagmoors
Bagmoors
Bagmoors |
Mr David Aitken
Mr Hugh Smith
Mr William Watson |
026.14 |
A farmsteading in good repair Property of Sir Windham Anstruther Attached to the steading is a steam engine about 5 H.P. [Horse Power] |
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CHURCH [Pettinain] |
Church
Church
Church |
Mr David Aitken
Mr Hugh Smith
Mr William Watson |
026.14 |
A small building with about 300 sittings. It is plain and bears the date 1696 on the belfry With the inscription "Holiness becomes God's house" It appears to have formed part of a much older building than the present church. The stipend is 52 bolls of oatmeal 23 bolls bear from the heritors £50.19.4½ from the Exchequer £47.6.[--] The Glebe consist of about 10 acres |
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MANSE [parish, Pettinain] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
Mr. David Aitken
Mr. Hugh Smith
Mr. William Watson
Revd. [Reverend] John Vary |
026.14 |
A two storey house slated in good repair. Property of the Heritors of the parish
"The present Manse was built in 1820, and is a very excellent and comfortable house."
"There are no chapes of any description in the parish."
Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] P 545. |
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SCHOOL [Pettinain] |
School (Endowed)
School (Endowed)
School (Endowed) |
Mr David Aitken
Mr Hugh Smith
Mr William Watson
Revd [Reverend] John Vary |
026.14 |
A thatched one storey house. Besides a salary of nearly £32 the schoolmaster draws the intrest of 500 merks mortified in 1708 by the Earl of Hyndford, these sums are exclusive of school fees |
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WESTRAW |
Westraw
Westraw
Westraw |
Mr. David Aitken
Mr. Hugh Smith
Mr. William Watson
Revd. [Reverend] John Vary |
026.14 |
A plain mansion. Property of Sir Windham Anstruther, is now in bad repair, the garden & pleasure grounds, not being kept in repair, are now in a ruinous state |
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EASTFIELD |
Eastfield
Eastfield
Eastfield
E. Field
East. Field |
Mr David Aitken
Mr Hugh Smith
Mr William Watson
Johnstons County Map
Forrests Map |
026.14 |
A farmsteading. one storey thatched. in tolerable repair, Property of Sir Windham Anstruther |
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FLOAT COTTAGE |
Float Cottage
Float Cottage
Float Cottage |
Mr David Aitken
Mr Hugh Smith
Mr William Watson |
026.14 |
A small cottage slated in good repair attached to the Caledonian Railway. Name derived from the adjacent "float", |
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TODHOLES |
Toadholes
Toadholes
Toadholes
Tod Hills
Tod Hills
Todholes |
Mr David Aitken
Mr Hugh Smith
Mr WilliamWatson
Johnstons County Map
Forrests Map
On re-reference to the Authorities |
026.14 |
Cothouses, thatched in bad repair
Property of Sir Windham Anstruther |
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CALEDONIAN RAILWAY |
Caledonian Railway
Caledonian Railway
Caledonian Railway |
Revd [Reverend] John Vary
Robert Denhom Esqr.
Mr Hugh Smith |
026.14; 026.15; 033.03 |
A double line of Railway extending from Glasgow & Edinburgh to Carlisle, about 3 miles of it occurs in this parish |
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POST OFFICE [Pettinain] |
Post Office
Post Office
Post Office |
Revd [Reverend] John Vary
Robert Denholm Esqr.
Mr Hugh Smith |
026.14 |
A Sub-office in the village of Pettinain, it has one arrival and one dispatch daily, the former at 9 A.M. the latter at 4 P.M. its Major Office is Lanark. |
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Parish of Pettinain |
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RIVER CLYDE |
River Clyde
River Clyde
River Clyde
River Clyde
Clyde River
River Clyde |
Revd [Reverend] John Vary
Robert Denholm Esqr.
Mr Hugh Smith
Johnstons County Map
Forrests Map
Statistical Account |
026; 033 |
The portion of the River Clyde in this Ph. [Parish] bounds it on the N. [North] and N.E. [North East] from its junction with Covington Ph. [Parish], to that of Carmichael, its banks are very low, is extremely crooked & deep, and owing to the land on either side lying low & flat, it very frequently inundates it, leaving the, then, appearance of a vast Lock, the Pasture lands receive a great benefit from these inundations, but the crops are not infrequently spoiled by them. There is from 6 to 7 miles of the River in this Parish. |
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DYKEHEAD |
Dykehead
Dykehead
Dykehead
Dykehds
Dikeheads |
Mr William Paterson
Robert Denholm Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] John Vary
Johnstons County Map
Forrests Map |
033.10 |
Small farmstead - property of Sir W. Anstruther. |
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GLENTISSET |
Glentisset
Glentisset
Glentisset |
Mr William Paterson
Robert Denholm Esqr.
Rev [Reverend] John Vary |
033.10 |
Small farmstead property of Sir. W. Anstruther |
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KENNELS |
Kennels
Kennels
Kennels
Kennel
Kennell |
Mr William Paterson
Robert Denholm Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] John Vary
Johnstons County Map
Forrests Map |
033.10 |
Cothouses in indifferent repair. probably at one time used as dog kennels. |
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SILLS |
Sills
Sills
Sills
Sills
Sills |
Mr William Paterson
Robert Denholm Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] John Vary
Johnstons County Map
Forrests Map |
033.10 |
Large farmstead slated & thatched property of Sir Wyndham Anstruther.
This name is a corruption of shoals |
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CAMP [Cairngryfe Hill] |
Camp
Camp
Camp |
Mr William Paterson
Robert Denholm Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] John Vary |
033.10 |
A small circular British fort composed of two ramparts. The ramparts consist of masses of loose stones. no soil. |
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GREENBANK |
Greenbank
Greenbank
Greenbank
Greenbank
Greenbank |
Mr William Paterson
Robert Denholm Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] John Vary
Johnstons County Map
Forrests Map |
033.10 |
Small steading property of Sir W. Anstruther. |
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MILLHILL |
Millhill
Millhill
Millhill |
Mr William Paterson
Robert Denholm Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] John Vary |
033.10 |
Large farmstead in good repair_ Property of Sir W. Anstruther |
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MILLHILL MILL (Corn) |
Millhill Mill
Millhill Mill
Millhill Mill |
Mr William Paterson
Robert Denholm Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] John Vary |
033.10 |
A corn Mill is good repair_ Water power_ property of Sir W. Anstruther |
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WESTRAW HILL |
Westraw Hill
Westraw Hill
Westraw Hill |
Robert Denholm Esqr.
Revd. [Reverend] John Vary
Thomas Braidwood |
033.10 |
The South western extremity of a ridge of elevated ground, nearly all wood. Property of Sir Wyndham Carmichael Anstruther. |
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RAE BURN |
Rae Burn
Rae Burn
Rae Burn |
Robert Denholm Esqr. Factor
Rev [Reverend] John Vary
Mr Hugh Smith |
033.02 |
A small stream which collects on the north of Swaites Hill, & after a short course joins Pettinain Burn, near the village of that name |
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SWAITES |
Swaites
Swaites
Swaites
Sweats
Sweats |
Robert Denholm Esqr, Factor
Rev. [Reverend] John Vary
Mr Hugh Smith
Johnstons County Map
Forrests Map |
033.02 |
A farmsteading, one storey, thatched, in good repair, Property of Sir Windham Anstruther |
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SWAITES HILL |
Swaites Hill
Swaites Hill
Swaites Hill |
Robert Denholm Esqr. Factor
Rev [Reverend] John Vary
Mr. Hugh Smith |
033.02 |
A small Heathy Pasture hill |
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CAIRNGRYFE HILL |
Cairngryfe Hill
Cairngryfe Hill
Cairngryfe Hill
Cairn Grife Out Post
Cairn Grife Out Post
Cairn-gryfe |
Robert Denholm Esqr. Factor
Rev [Reverend] John Vary
Mr William Paterson
Johnstons County Map
Forrests Map
Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
033.10 |
Conspicuous Hill covered with heathy pasture. There is a British Camp on the summit |
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PETTINAIN BURN |
Pettinain Burn
Pettinain Burn
Pettinain Burn |
Robert Denholm Esqr. Factor
Rev [Reverend] John Vary
Mr Hugh Smith |
033.02 |
A continuation of Rae Burn, The name begins at the crossing of the Ph. [Parish] Road near Pettinain, which it retains untill its junction with the Clyde |
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BROW BURN |
Brow Burn
Brow Burn
Brow Burn
Brow Burn |
William Forrest Esq.
Rev. [Reverend] John Lawrie
Mr W. Black
Mr James Brown |
033.03 |
A small stream which collects from drains and after a short course in Covington Ph. [Parish] joins the Clyde For a few yards before its final junction it divides Pettinain & Covington Phs. [Parishes] |
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NECK FORD |
Neck Ford
Neck Ford
Neck Ford |
William Forrest Esq.
Mr W. Black
Mr James Brown |
033.03 |
A disused ford on River Clyde |
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WASHINGHOLM FORD |
Washingholm Ford
Washingholm Ford
Washingholm Ford |
William Forrest Esq.
Mr W. Black
Mr James Brown |
033.03 |
A ford on River Clyde |
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BOWRIGS |
Bowrigs
Bowrigs
Bowrigs
Balrigs
Balrigs |
Mr D. Aitken
Mr Hugh Smith
Mr W. Watson
Johnstons County Map
Forrests Map |
033.03 |
Farmstead in bad repair property of Sir W. Anstruther Carmichael. |
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DEAN BRIDGE |
Dean Bridge
Dean Bridge
Dean Bridge |
Revd [Reverend] John Vary
Mr. William Paterson
Mr. Robert Denholm |
033.05 |
An old dilapitated Stone bridge, spanning a small nameless burn, on the old Road from Stirling to Carlisle, its parapets are now level with the road. one arch |
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GLENBOE |
Glenbo
Glenbo
Glenboe
Glenboe
Glenboe |
Johnstons County Map
Forrests Map.
Revd [Reverend] John Vary
Mr William Paterson
Mr Robert Denholm |
033.05 |
Cothouse, one storey, thatched, and in very bad repair. property of Sir Wyndham Carmichael Anstruther. |
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MILLHILL BURN |
Millhill Burn
Millhill Burn
Millhill Burn |
Mr Robert Denholm
Mr. Thomas Braidwood
Mr William Paterson |
033.10 |
A small stream collecting from surface water in the N.E. [North East] of the Ph. [Parish] of Carmichael, emptying itself into the River Clyde at Millhill, and forming the Bdy. [Boundary] between the Ph. [Parish] of Carmichael & Pettinain. not rapid. bed gravel. |
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SHERIFF-FORD |
Sherifford
Sherifford
Sherifford
Sheriff-ford |
Revd [Reverend] John Vary
Mr. William Paterson
Mr. Robert Denholm
On Re-reference to the Authorities |
033.05 |
Cothouse, consisting of three tenements, one storey, thatched, and in bad repair. property of Sir Wyndham Carmichael Anstruther. |
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SHERIFF-FORD BRIDGE |
Sherifford Bridge
Sherifford Bridge
Sherifford Bridge
Sheriff-ford Bridge |
Revd [Reverend] John Vary
Mr. William Paterson
Mr. Robert Denholm
On Re-reference to the Authorities |
033.05 |
A small sSone bridge with one arch, across Millhill Burn, on the T.P. [Turn Pike] Road from Stirling to Carlisle, in good repair. |
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BURNSIDE |
Burnside
Burnside
Burnside |
Revd. [Reverend] John Vary
Mr William Paterson
Mr Robert Denholm |
033.05 |
Cothouse, one storey, slated and in good repair. property of Sir Wyndham Carmichael Anstruther. |
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CLOWBURN |
Clowburn
Clowburn
Clowburn
Cloburn
Cloburn |
Revd. [Reverend] John Vary
Mr. William Paterson
Mr. Robert Denholm
Johnstons County Map
Forrests Map |
033.05 |
Farmsteading, Dwelling house two, out offices one, storey all thatched, and in middling repair. property of Sir Wyndham Carmichael Anstruther. |
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CLOWBURNWOOD |
Clowburnwood
Clowburnwood
Clowburnwood |
Revd. [Reverend] John Vary
Mr William Paterson
Mr Robert Denholm |
033.05 |
Farmsteading, dwelling house and out offices one storey, thatched and in bad repair. property of Sir Wyndham Carmichael Anstruther. |
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EASTGATE |
Eastgate
Eastgate
Eastgate
Eastgate
Eastgate |
Revd. [Reverend] John Vary
Mr. William Paterson
Mr Robert Denholm
Johnstons County Map
Forrests Map |
033.05 |
A small farmsteading, cothouse, and smithy, the former slated, the two latter thatched, all one storey, and in middling repair, property of Sir Wyndham Carmichael Anstruther. |
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CAMP (Site of) [nr Upper Blackshouse] |
Camp (site of)
Camp (site of)
Camp (site of)
Camp
Camp |
Mr Robert Denholm
Mr William Paterson
Rev [Reverend] John Vary
Johnstons County Map
Forrests Map. |
033.06 |
The exterior of a large camp of an oval shape, period unknown The stones of the rampart have been removed and the rest almost entirely level From a series of mounds (the remains of the wall) and a faint track the original form can be fixed
"In the confines of the parish on the south and on the high
"moorish ground formerly mentioned, the vestiges of a large camp or
"fortified station, are still very visible. It contains about 6 acres, which form
"an irregular figure, approaching to that of a circular area. The walls
"seem to have been very thick and high, and to have been composed chiefly
"of coarse stones, many of them a kind of flag, collected, probably, from
"the adjoining grounds; but there is no appearance of mortar or cement_"***
"The large camp includes several springs of excellent water. Some urns were found, under the ruins of the wall, a great many
"years ago, by some people who were digging out the larger stones for the purpose of building. They were each of them enclosed within
"four coarse flag stones, set on edge and covered with one laid flat. The space included by these flags was filled to a considerable depth
"with a fine whitish sand, among which the urn was standing in an inverted position. Upon removing the urn, something of a soft slimy
"nature was found upon the sand, which probably might be the ashes of human ones."
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THE SHOALS |
The Shoals
The Shoals
The Shoals |
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Mr. Thomas Braidwood
Mr. William Paterson |
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This name is applied to the portion of the River Clyde, between Hyndford & Carmichael Mills, from the circumstance of the bed of the River becoming very rocky, after a sluggish course through flat holm land |
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BLACKSHOUSE BURN |
Blackhouse Burn
Blackshouse Burn
Blackshouse Burn
Blackshouse Burn |
no authority given
Mr Robert Denholm
Mr William Paterson
Rev [Reverend] John Vary |
033.06 |
A small stream which collects from springs on the boundary between Covington & Petinain. It forms the Ph. [Parish] boundary until its junction with Cleugh Burn near Warninghill |
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LOWER BLACKHOUSE |
Lower Blackhouse
Lower Blackshouse
Lower Blackshouse
Lower Blackshouse |
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Mr Robert Denholm
Mr William Paterson
Rev [Reverend] John Vary |
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A farmsteading one storey thatched in bad repair, Property of Sir Windham Anstruther |
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UPPER BLACKSHOUSE |
Upper Blackhouse
Upper Blackshouse
Upper Blackshouse
Upper Blackshouse |
no authority given
Mr. Robert Denholm
Mr William Paterson
Rev [Reverend] John Vary |
033.06 |
A farmsteading one storey thatched in tolerable repair, Property of Sir Windham Anstruther. |
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KNOWEHEAD |
Knowehead
Knowehead
Knowehead |
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Mr William Paterson
Rev [Reverend] John Vary |
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A small thatched farmsteading in good repair, property of Sir Windham Anstruther. |
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O.S. 321. -- OS1/21/50
NAME BOOK.
Parish of Pettinain
Parts of Sheets 26, & 33
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Pettinain -- Parts of Sheets 26, & 33.
INDEX
Name -- Page
Bagmoors -- 10
Blackhouse Burn -- 28
Bowrigs -- 23
Brow Burn -- 21
Burnside -- 26
Cairngryfe Hill -- 20
Caledonian Railway -- 13
Camp -- 16
Camp -- (site of) -- 27
Church -- 10
Clowburn -- 26
Clowburnwood -- 26
Currie Dub -- 7
Dean Bridge -- 25
Dykehead -- 15
Easter Sills -- 8
Eastfield -- 12
Eastgate -- 26
Float Cottage -- 12
Grange -- 9
Glenboe -- 25
Glentisset -- 15
Greenbank -- 16
Kennels -- 15
Knowehead -- 28
Lampits Ferry -- 3
Lower Blackhouse -- 28
Manse -- 11
Millhill -- 16
Millhill Burn -- 25
Millhill Mill -- 16
Neck Ford -- 21
Pettinain -- (Parish) -- 1
Pettinain -- (Village) -- 9
Pettinain Burn -- 20
Post Office -- 13
Rae Burn -- 19
River Clyde -- 14
School -- 11
Sheriff-ford -- 25
Sheriff-ford Bridge -- 25
Sills -- 15
Swaites -- 19
Swaites Hill -- 19
The Crook -- 7
The Medwyn -- 5
The Shoals -- 27
Todholes -- 12 |
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