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STONEHOUSE [parish] |
Stonehouse Parish |
Valuation Roll.
Voter's List.
Estate Map.
Forest's Co. Map.
New Statistical Account.
Gazetteer of Scotland (fullarton's).
Revd. H. Dewar Parish Minister.
Thomas Hamilton, Inspector Of Poor.
Jas. Whyte, tweediehall.
Old Statistical Account.
Chalmer's Caledonia.
Origines Par: Scotia.
Sheriff's Returns. |
018; 023; 024; 030; 031 |
A parish in the Upper Ward of Lanarkshire containing two villages - Stonehouse and Sandford.
There are three churches in Stonehouse - The Parish Church, U.P.Church, and a Free Church. There are also three schools - the Parish School, Free Church School, and a Subscription School. In Sandford there is another Subscription School. The Avon Water forms part of the north - eastern boundary, and runs across the parish forming the western boundary of Stonehouse to the point where the Kype water enters it. The Kype is the southern By: The Cander water forms part of the eastern. The principal antiquities in the parish are the Roman Road, (Plans xx1v-13 and 14 and xxx.4 and xxx1-1), |
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Note - There is not any portion of the Parish of Stonehouse detached within any other Parish, nor is these any portion of any other Parishes contained within the bounds of this Parish.
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Stonehouse (continued).
a camp at the junction of the Cander Water with the Avon, (plan xx1v-2 trace 5). A tumulus on the plan xx1v-9 trace 2, and an other on xx111-16 trace 3. The sites of two old castles are shown - Cot Castle and Ringsdale - xx1v-9 trace 2 and xx1v-2 trace 2. There is also an ancient mansion - Partickholm, on xx1v-2 trace 1. The two principal proprietors in this parish, are Captain McNeil Hamilton, and J.S.Lochart Esqr. of Castlehill. The Edinburgh and Ayr Road is the only T.P. Road in this parish.
"Stonehouse parish obtained its name from the town, where the church stands: and the town owes its name from the first Stone-House, which was at a place that has now many stone houses.
The name continued, in the pure Saxon form Stan-Lins, in the thirteenth century, afterwards, in the forms of Stainhouse, Stenhouse and Stanehouse; and it is now generally written in the English form, Stonehouse", Chalmers Cal:e.3.
"The extreme length of the parish may be about a English mile, its breadth 3 miles at an average. It is bounded on the south by the water of Wype, which separates it from the parish of Avondale; and for a considerable way on the west side, it is washed by the river Avon, which seperates it partly from the parish of Avondale and partly from the parish of Glassford and which river intersects the parish near the centre, where it is narrowest, and then continues to bound it on the other side, from the parish of Dalserf, to its utmost extremity on the north. On the east, it is divided from the parishes of Dalserf and Lesmahagow, by the Cander Water, which joins the Avon where that river intersects the parish", New Stat: Accts. |
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NEWHOUSE |
Newhouse |
Valuation Roll.
Rent Receipt.
Andrew Stark, Lessee.
Arthur Nesbit, Raploch.
Forest's County Map. |
018.13 |
A farm steading in ruin with the exception of a portion at one end of it. It was burned down about 4 years ago. The lands of Newhouse are held by the farmer of Patrickholm. The property of Captain McNeil Hamilton. |
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BURNFOOT |
Burnfoot |
Valuation Roll.
Rent Receipt.
Robt Harvey, Occupier.
Mrs Allan, Lessee.
Forest's County Map. |
018.13 |
A farm steading the lands of which are held by the tenant of "Corslet" farm; both the property of Captain McNeil Hamilton.
There is a private footpath leading from a well at this place to the farm of "Corslet". |
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CORSLET |
Corslet |
Valuation Roll.
Forest's Co. Map.
Rent Receipt.
Mrs Allan, Occupier Cants. |
018.13 |
A good farm steading the property of Captain McNeil Hamilton. The origin of this name is not known. |
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WOODFOOT |
Woodfoot |
Arthur Nesbit, Raploch.
Robt Harvey, Burnfoot.
Archd Stark, Patrickholm.
James Fitzpatrick, Occupier. |
018.13 |
A cot on the side of the parish road leading to Newhouse (trace 6). This cottage is commonly styled the red tiled house, by the country people, from being roofed with tiles. It is the property of a Mr Fleming. |
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Avon Water see name sheet of Hamilton and Glassford xx111-12 trace 6 see name of sheets of the Parishes of Hamilton and Glassford |
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PATRICKHOLM |
Patrickholm |
W.Sadler Esqr, Avon Cottage.
Revd. A Dewar, Ph Minister.
James Hutchison, Schoolmaster.
Archibald Stark, Occupier.
Valuation Roll.
Forest's Co Map. |
018.14 |
This is now used as a farm steading, but was anciently the seat of the Hamiltons of Raploch - the ancestors of the present proprietor. The house forming the offices are modern. The old house stands north of the offices and bears on its north side, above an old doorway, the arms of the Hamiltons, cut on stone and built into the wall. A small projecting portion of the building, on the south side of the house, corners a winding stone-staircase leading to the upper story. From this staircase to the east end of the house, the walls are from 3 to 5 feet thick, having an arched roof to the lower room, or kitchen, and a stone floor to the room above it. The other portion of the house (the west) is not so strong by built, but appears to be very old, having |
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Patrickholm (continued) xv111-14 trace 4
small windows, and in many places the walls are loop holed as in the stronger part of the house. No date whatever appears on any part of the old mansion, it was, according to tradition, a place of rendeyvous for the Royalists during the persecutions of the Covenanters. "Patrickholm" is considered, in the parish, to be a great antiquity, but of its actual age or any writings connected with the parish there is no account of it given. The authruties given are of opinion that this is an antiquity. This is now the property of Captain NcNeil Hamilton. |
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TUMULUS [nr Tweediehall] |
Tumulus |
New Statistical Account.
Jas. Whyte, Tweediehall.
James Miller, Strathaven. |
023.16 |
"There have been other tumuli" (besides the one on "west mains" xx1v-9 trace 1,)" formed in the parish, particularly one at the upper end of it: which comes years ago, was ransacked and a .......... of ... formed thereuis "New Statistical Account".
This tumulus, as stated by the proprietor of the ground on which it stands, has the same appearance now, as shown on examination trace, as it had upwards of 50 years ago. It is grown over with grass beneath which it is supposed to be composed of stones, as many appear on its top and sides. In appearance, it is is much more like a cairn than a tumulus wms have never been found owing, it is said by Wm. Whyte, to its not been dug into. The proprietor is an intelligent authority, and this, whatever it may have been, is considered by him |
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Tumulus (continued) XXX111-16 Trace 3
as a tumulus. On the same authority - Wm Whyte, there was a Roman Camp on the same trace, at the place written "Old Quarry".
There are some appearances of an intrenchment at the place where the bushes are shown on trace, but whether it (the intrenched appearance) has been caused by the working of the quarry, or is a Roman remains, uncertain that it has not, in the absence of other authorities, been written on the examination trace. The mound, or raised ground on which this camp (?) stands, is called by Wm Whyte, "Deuan", or "Roman Hill", but this name cannot be identified by the best and oldest authorities in the Parish |
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FAIRY BURN |
Fairy Burn.
Tweedie Burn.
Pharaoh Burn. |
James Hamilton, Cot Castle.
D. Hamilton, Crumhaugh.
J. Miller Int: Strathaven.
J.Whyte. Pr of Tweediehall.
Boundary Documents Of Parish. |
023.16 |
This burn rises on the lands of Law and, after pssing under the Ph. Road, on this trace, it forms the boundary between the proprietor of Tweediehall and Mr Lochart's property. Mr Whyte gives the name as "Tweedie Burn", and sometimes the bridge over it is named "Tweedie Burn Bridge", "Fairy Burn" is the better known name of the two, but either name might well be dispensed with. Mr Whyte would authorize "Tweedie Burn" or no name at all. |
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OVERHALL |
Overhall |
Valuation Roll.
Jas. Whyte, Pr & Oc.
Voter's List.
Carts. |
023.16 |
A farm steading occupied by the proprietor. this name is also given to a cotton mill on the side of the "Kype Water". The mill is also Mr Whyte's property. |
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TWEEDIEHALL |
Tweediehall |
Valuation Roll.
Voter's List.
Jas. White, Pr. |
023.16 |
A good farm steading occupied by the proprietor.
There is a Public Road passes this farm, joining a foot path leading to "Overhall Cotton Mill", and "Tweedie Corn Mill"- trace 5 |
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WAUKMILL [a farm] |
Waukmill |
Valuation Roll.
Rent Receipt.
Thos. Brown, Oc.
Jas. White, Tweediehall. |
023.16 |
A farm steading formerly a Wauk Mill. It is the property of W. J. Wilson of Strathaven. This name has, since the mill has been disused, been compomeded. |
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"Wauk-mill, Waulk-mill - a fulling mill" Jamison |
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OVERHALL MILL (Cotton) |
Overhall Cotton Mill |
Valuation Roll.
J.Mc Culloch, Lesee.
Jas. Whyte Pr, Overhall.
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector Of Poor. |
023.16 |
A mill on the side of "Kype Water", used for spinning cotton into course yarn for weaving purposes. It is wrought by water from the "Kype" which turns the wheel at the south end of the building (mill) and thus sets the inner machinery in motion. It is the property of Mr Whyte of Overhall.
This mill is at present being enlarged. The lade is cut through rocks on the side of the cotton mill. There are but three women employed here, who along with the lessee, work the yarn. |
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TWEEDIE MILL (Corn) |
Tweedie Mill (corn) |
Valuation Roll.
Rent Roll.
Alexr. Scoullar, Miller.
J. McCulloch, Overhall Cotton Mill. |
023.16 |
This is on the "Kype" side and is used for grinding oats, barley, and beans. There is no wheat whatever ground here.
It is the property of J.S. Lochart Esqr. of Castlehill. |
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BURNHEAD |
Burnhead |
Valuation Roll.
Jas Whyte, Pr.
David Spence, Oc.
Forest's Map. |
023.16 |
A good steading belonging to Mr. Whyte of Tweediehall. There is no particular burn rising about this farm house.
There is an other "Burnhead" in the parish, (xx1v-1 trace 2 and 3), but no distinctive name, or term is given to either. |
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LAW |
Law |
Valuation Roll.
Voter's List.
Matthew Thomson, Pr.
David Spence, Burnhead.
Forest's Map. |
023.16 |
A farm steading, occupied by the proprietor - Mr Matthew Thomson. |
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Gateside. Valuation Roll. Forest's Map, Jas Whyte Pr, Jas White, Tweediehall, John McRae, Occupier xx111-16 trace 6.
A small farm on "Overhall", commonly styled the "Muir". The property of Mr White of "Overhall". |
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BURNHEAD |
Burnhead |
Valuation Roll.
James Mackie, Pr.
Andrew Smith, Tenant. |
024.10 |
A cottage occupied by the proprietor and another. The name is well known. There is an other "Burnhead" in the south of the parish, but there is no distinction given to either. |
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KITTYMUIR |
Kittymuir.
West Kittymuir. |
Valuation Roll.
Lease.
Wm. Hamilton, Oc.
Occupier's Carts.
Forest's Co Map.
Voter's List. |
024.10 |
A good farm steading, the property of Captain McNeil Hamilton. There is another farm steading of the same name but belongs to an other proprietor, on trace 6. There is no distinction used to either except in the "Voter's List" which without |
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TILE WORKS [Burnhead] |
Tile Works |
Valuation Roll.
Andrew Smith, Lessee.
Wm. Hamilton, Kittymuir. |
024.10 |
A manufactory composed of wooden sheds and a brick kiln for making tiles for draining purposes. Wrought by Andrew Smith of Burnhead. The property of Captain McNeil Hamilton. |
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CROFTHEAD |
Crofthead |
Valuation Roll.
Voter's List.
Adam Struthers, Oc.
Forest's Co Map |
024.10 |
A good farm steading west of one of the "Kittymuirs". It is the property of J.P.Lochart Esqr. |
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KITTYMUIR |
Kittymuir.
East Kittymuir. |
Valuation Roll.
Rent Receipt.
Occupier's Carts.
James Struthers.
Forest's Co Map.
Voter's List |
024.10 |
This "Kittymuir" farm is the property of J.P.Lockart Esqr. (see descriptive remarks above). |
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Kittymuir (continued) xx1v-1-trace 3
respect to their relative positions, gives them as East and West Kittymuir. |
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GLENAVON |
Glenavon |
Valuation Roll.
Wm Sadler Esqr, Pr.
David Hamilton, Occupier.
Forest's County Map. |
024.02 |
A good farm steading near the banks of the Avon. |
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KITTYMUIRHILL |
Kittymuirhill |
Valuation Roll.
Voter's List.
Wm. Hamilton, Occupier.
Forest's Co. Map. |
024.02 |
A good farm steading the property of Captain McNeil Hamilton. There is no hill here of any importance. |
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PATRICKBRAE |
Patrickbrae |
Valuation Roll.
Wm. Hamilton, Kittymuirhill.
John Weir, Occupier |
024.02 |
A neat cottage occupied by a workman of the "Raploch Estate". The property of Captain McNeil Hamilton. This cottage was recently used as a shooting residence by the proprietor. The name is applicable to the house only there being no brae of the name |
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KITTYMUIR WELL (Sulphureous) |
Mineral Spring.
Mineral Well.
Kittymuir Well. |
N. Sadler Esqr, Glenavon Cottage.
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector Of Poor.
Jas. Allan, West Mains.
John Weir, Patrickbrae.
David Hamilton, Glenavon.
Forest's Co. Map.
Fullarton's Gazetteer.
New Stat, Account.
Old Stat, Account. |
024.02 |
This is a well known spring. It issues from a freestone rock on the banks of the Avon, and is remarkable for the slowness with which it drops out of the rock. Its principal ingredient is said to be sulphur and its taste and smell are like rotten eggs. It is well known to physicians in the country for its mineral properties. The country people commonly call it the mineral well. There are two places, within a few feet of each other, from which the water drops - they are too close to show separately. |
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"On the banks of the avon is a sulphersions mineral well called "Kittymuir - Well" much resorted to in former times by persons afflicated with serofula, scurvy, and other cutaneons diseases; it is with partially resorted to",
New Stats Acct. |
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GLENAVON COTTAGE |
Glenavon Cottage. |
Valuation Roll.
N.Sadler Esqr, Proprietor.
David Hamilton, Glenavon. |
024.02 |
A shooting cottage seldom occupied by the proprietor. It is surrounded by slopes of irregular formation. |
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RINGSDALE CASTLE (Site of) |
Ringsdale Castle (site of).
Ringdale Castle.
Ringsdale Castle. |
New Statistical Account.
Fullarton's Gazetteer.
Revd. H.Dewar.
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector Of Poor.
David Hamilton, Glenavon.
Wm. Saddler Esqr, Pr.
Estate Map.
Origines Parochials Scotiae. |
024.02 |
The site of the castle is well known in the immediate neighbourhood, and, when pointed out, may be recognised as an artificial mound on all sides, except that of the Avon, on which, it is steep and stands on a precipitious rocky slope covered with close wood. There are not the least remains of buildings, or foundations, to be seen on the top or around it.
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Site of Ringsdale Castle (continued) xx1v-2 trace 2
still visible on the banks of the Avon. Known by the names of Coat, or Cat Castle, and Ringsdale Castle, both built on precipitous rocks overhanging the river, but excepting their names and ruins, nothing more remains of them, as history and tradition are entirely silent concerning them. "New Statt Acc."
The proprietor gives the name as Rindale Castle, and says his estate map gives the same mode.
The proprietor wholly ???? his estate map, and the name ???? he mis spelt them |
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CLOCKSY MILL (Ruins) |
Clocksy Mill (rins of).
Cloxy Mill |
Wm. Sadler Esqr, Pr.
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector Of Poor.
James Hutchison, Schoolmaster.
Revd. H.Dewar.
David Hamilton, Glenavon.
Forest's Co. Map.
Church Records. |
024.02 |
This now comprises two old walls, which are not their original height, being at present about 6 or 7 feet high. They stand on a flat rock on the side of the Avon and were formerly parts of an old corn mill having the lade cut out of the solid rock. These ruins of the mill are looked apon in the parish as a great antiquity, but of their actual age no information can be obtained, On the authority of Wm. Sadler (the proprietor) the proper mode of spelling is Clocksy, meaning smeg (?) the other authorities spell it more from found, or custom, than from any knowledge of its proper mode of spelling. |
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"Clocks,Clouks, the refuse of sifted grain", "Clocksie, Croacious",
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DOUBLE DIKES |
Roman Camp.
Double Dykes. |
Revd. H.Dewar Ph Minister.
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector Of Poor.
J. Hutchison, Ph Schoolmaster.
Wm Smillie, Canderside(Dalserf).
New Statistical Account. |
024.02 |
"There also existed at some very remote period, a strong military position or encampment at the junction of the Avon and Cander Waters, still known by the name of Double Dykes, which comprises anulytent betwixt three and four acre of land, surrounded on all sides by high perpendicular rocks re" New Statistical Account.
The remains of this camp or entrenchment appears on the ground as unpresented on examination trace. The embankments are covered by small thorn bushes, and gaps have been made through them, at various periods, by the farmer. "Double Dykes" is the name it is best known by among the country people, and may, upon the same authoritical, be given to the camp. The best authorities agree to its being a roman encampment, and by |
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Roman Camp (continued) xx1v-2 trace 5
those who know it to have been a military woch, it is invariably called the "Roman Camp".
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HOLM |
Holm |
Valuation Roll.
Forest's Co. Map.
Jas Fleming, Occupier. |
024.05 |
A farm steading in a haugh or holm to the "Avon Water". It is the property of Jas Lockart Esqr. |
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LINTHAUGH |
Linthaugh |
Valuation Roll.
Forest's Co. Map.
Andrew Letham, Oc. |
024.05 |
A small farm steading near the Avon Water. There is a small haugh near, but the name is not known to it, being applicable to the housese of the steading only. It is the property of J. Lockart Esqr. of Castlehill. |
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"Haugh, Hawch, Hanch", Low lying ground Jamison. |
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EAST MAINS |
East Mains |
Valuation Roll.
Rent Receipt.
Wm. Letham, Occupier. |
024.05 |
A good farm steading named, or termed, "East " without respect to its position with the farm of "West Mains". It lies more north of the latter than east.
The property of J.P.Lockart Esqr.
An old dove cot west of this farm, but on the lands of "West Mains", is said to have been the origin of the name of the parish, from its being built of stone at a time when there were no stone houses in the parish. It was taken down some years since. |
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MILL HOLM |
Millholm Haugh.
Mill Holm. |
James Allan, West Mains.
Wm. Letham, East Mains.
Red. Hugh Dewar, Manse.
Forest's Co. Map. |
024.05 |
A natural haugh or low lying ground to the "Avon Water". There was formerly a mill here, and also a dwelling house, which bore the name "Mill Holm". It is now well known as "Millholm Haugh". The property of J.P. Lockart Esqr. |
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"Holme, Howm, The level low ground on the banks of a river or stream",
"Haugh, Low lying ground, properly, on the boarder of a river, and such as is sometimes flooded", Jamieson
Horse Pool See the sheets of Glassford Parish See name sheets of Parish of Glassford. |
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KING STREET [Stonehouse] |
King Street |
Cemer Ticket.
Valuation Roll.
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector of Poor. |
024.05 |
This is part of the Ayr and Edinburgh T.P. Road through "Stonehouse".
The name applies from "The Cross" to where Queen and Townhead St. join. |
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QUEEN STREET [Stonehouse] |
Queen Street |
Cemer Ticket.
Valuation Roll.
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector of Poor. |
024.05 |
A street off King Street - from near "The Cross" and entering it again where "Townhead Street" joins King Street. |
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TOWNHEAD STREET [Stonehouse] |
Townhead Street |
Cemer Ticket.
Valuation Roll.
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector of Poor. |
024.05 |
The Edinburgh and Ayr T.P.Road from the "West Bar" T.P to the point where Queen Street and King Street join |
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WEST BAR T.P. |
West Bar |
Valuation Roll.
Table of Tolls.
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector of Poor. |
024.05 |
This is a toll gate on the Ayr and Edinburgh T.P.Road, at the west end of Stonehouse.
It is well known as the "West Bar"and it would be improper to dispense with the "Bar" in the name, as although it is known to be the turnpike gate in the west of the town. The word "bar" has become a name of as much importance as any in or about the village.
There is an "East Bar" or gate in the east of Stonehouse. |
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MARTYR'S TOMB [parish churchyard, Stonehouse] |
Martyr's Tomb |
Tomb Stone.
Revd. H. Dewar.
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector Of Poor.
James Allen, West Mains. |
024.05 |
This tomb stone, or rather the tomb stones (one of them was renewed, or erected, in 1832, as the old head stone was becoming indistinct) stand near the old church in the grave yard of, or belonging to the parish church. The old stone is standing upright in the ground at the head of the large, flat tomb erected in 1832.
The inscription on both stones is alike with the exception of the first few words. "Here lies, or near this", the new stone gives these words. "Here lies James Thomson, who was shot in a recounter at Drumclog 1st June 1679, by bloody Grahame of Cluverhouse, for his adherence to the word of god, and Scotland's Covenanted work of Reformation", Resclatines 11th and 12th.
The tomb was renewed "in 1832 by the decendants of the Thomsons, late in Tanhill, Lesmahagow". |
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ST NINIAN'S CHURCH (Remains of) |
Church (remains of) |
Revd. Hugh Dewar Ph. minister.
James Hutchison, Ph Schoolmaster.
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector of Poor.
James Allen, West Mains.
Origines Paroctrials Scotiae. |
024.05 |
This is a gable end wall having an old belfry on the top of it, which upon authorities here quoted are the remains of the old Ph. Church. The church records of Stonehouse go back to 1696 only, and there is no other written accounts of its existence previous to that time, but it is believed to be of a much older date, as stated by W. Dewar, stood at the time of the "Battle of Bothwell Bridge"- ad. 1679. Upon the sam authority (Revd H. Dewar) it is said to have been formerly a R. C. Chapel and existed befor the reformation. There is a martyr's tomb near the remains of the church.
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"The church of Stonehouse was dedicated to St Ninian, and stood with its village near the Avon, and not far from Gateaslle, but on the opposite side of the burn, probably to the west of the present village"
Origines Parochrials Scotiae |
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FREE CHURCH MANSE [Stonehouse] |
F. C. Manse |
Valuation Roll.
Revd Wm. King, Occupier.
Revd Hugh Dewar |
024.05 |
A new and superior dwelling occupied by the Free Church incumbent. This is the property of the Free Church congregation. |
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HILL COTTAGE |
Hill Cottage |
Valuation Roll.
Gavin Muter, Pr.
Revd H. Dewar |
024.05 |
A neat and superior cottage in "Hill Road", occupied by the proprietor. |
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MANSE [parish, Stonehouse] |
Manse |
Valuation Roll.
Voter's List.
Revd. Hugh Dewar Ph, minister. |
024.05 |
A superior dwelling having offices, garden attached. It is situated near the Grave Yard of the Parish. Occupied by the incumbent of the Parish Church. |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MANSE [Stonehouse] |
U. P. Manse |
Valuation Roll.
Gavin Muter, Hill Cottage.
Revd H. A. Patterson, Occupier |
024.05 |
A neat cottage in "Hill Road" occupied by the U. P. Church incumbent. It is the property of the U. P. Church congregation. |
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HILL ROAD [Stonehouse] |
Hill Road |
Comer Ticket. Valuation Roll. Thos. Hamilton, Inspector of Poor. |
024.05 |
This road branches westward from the corner of "Lawrie" and "Argyle" street. It may be written so as to apply as far as the "Free Church Manse", but as a sheet name it is not much used past the U. P. Manse. The road (hill road) between the F. C. Manse and the corner of "Lawrie" and "Argyle" street is public to foot passengers only. |
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LAWRIE STREET [Stonehouse] |
Lawrie Street |
Comer Ticket.
Valuation Roll.
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector of Poor. |
024.05 |
This street, from the point where the name begins on this trace to the "Cross", bears three names i.e. "Argyle Street", and "Trongate Street" "Lawrie Street" applies as far as the corner of "Hill Road". |
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EAST BAR T.P. |
East Bar T. P. |
Table of Tolls.
Valuation Roll.
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector of Poor. |
024.06 |
This is the East Toll Bar of Stonehouse, on the Edinburgh and Ayr T. P. Road. The name as "East Bar" should, in this and the West Toll Bar, be retained. (see description of west bar on trace 6 xx1v-5.) |
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TOWNEND WELL |
Townend Well |
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector of Poor.
James Thomson, Lockart Street.
Wm. Bar, Kirk Street.
Revd. H. Dewar. |
024.06 |
An open spring well having a public foot path leading to it from "Lockart Street". The F. Path passes under a house of Lockart Street buy a passage, or close. It (the well) stands in a public bleaching green given by J. S. Lockart to the town of Stonehouse. The name of the well is generally known. |
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See name sheet of the Parishes of Glasford and Hamilton. |
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CANDERSIDE BRIDGE |
Canderside Bridge |
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector of Poor.
John Brown, Woodlands.
John Muter, East Watstone.
J. Christie Wsqr, Road Surveyor.
Jame Leishman, Roadman |
024.06 |
A large viaduct or bridge over the "Cander Water", on the Edinburgh and Ayr T. P. Road. It was erected in 1827, and bears the date cut on it, on the north side. The name is taken from a farm near it in Dalserf Parish. It is well known as "Canderside Bridge", in the neighbourhood. It is a County Bridge. |
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NEW STREET [Stonehouse] |
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SODOM HILL |
Sodom Hill. |
Wm. Smillie, Canderside: Dalserf Parish.
James Miller, Tenant.
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector of Poor |
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A little hill South of the "Roman Camp" and well known by the name, the origin of which, is uncertain. It is on the property of J. Lockart Esqr. |
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THE CROSS |
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024.06 |
Not on this page...see page OS1/21/55/37 |
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WOODLANDS |
Woodlands |
Valuation Roll.
Voter's List.
John Brown, Occupier. |
024.06 |
S small farm steading on the side of the Edinburgh and Ayr T. P. Road, about 8 chains south of Canderside Bridge. It is the property of a Mr Walker. |
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NEW STREET [Stonehouse] |
New Street |
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector of Poor. George Meikle, Bucks Head Inn |
024.06 |
This is part of the Edinburgh and Ayr T.P.Road through stonehouse. It applies from "The Cross" to Angle of the road, where "Lockart Street" begins. This street is not yet ticketed, but the name is well known. |
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THE CROSS |
The Cross |
Thomas Hamilton, Inspector of Poor. Wm. Barr, Stonehouse. Nins Jeffray, The Cross |
024.06 |
An open space in the central part of the town, having five streets running into it. There are three fairs held here during the year and customs are sometimes changed by the town for using the Cross as a market place. There are no proper limits to the cross except on the side (the n.west) formed by the Edinburgh and Ayr T. P. Road. The name "The Cross" is not yet comen ticketed, but is about to be done. |
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The Cross Valuation Roll, Thomas Hamilton, Inspector of Poor. Wm. Barr, Stonehouse. Nins Jeffray, The Cross. xx1v-6 trace 4.
An open space in the central part of the town, having five streets running into it. There are three fairs held here during the year and customs are sometimes changed by the town for using the Cross as a market place. There are no proper limits to the cross except on the side (the n.west) formed by the Edinburgh and Ayr T. P. Road. The name "The Cross" is not yet comen ticketed, but is about to be done.
New Street Valuation Roll. Thos. Hamilton, Inspector of Poor. George Meikle, Bucks Head Inn. xx1v-6 trace 4
This is part of the Edinburgh and Ayr T.P.Road through stonehouse. It applies from "The Cross" to Angle of the road, where "Lockart Street" begins. This street is not yet ticketed, but the name is well known. |
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STONEHOUSE [village] |
Stonehouse.
Town of Stonehouse. |
New Statistical Account.
Voter's List.
Valuation Roll.
Forest's Co. Map.
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector of Poor.
Revd. H. Dewar.
Chalmer's Caledonia.
Origines Par Scotia.
Fullarton's Gazetteers. |
024.06 |
A village (small town) about the centre of the parish, having its streets regularly numbered and named, and lighted by gas from a gas works in the south of it. There are three churches here - The Ph. Church, a free church, and U. P. Church. There are also three schools - Ph. School, Free C. School, and a subscription School. The Inns are the Black bBull, opposite "The Cross", in "Kings Street" and the "Bucks Head" in "New Street". The post office at "The Cross" and there are several Smithies throughout the town.
Two wells in Stonehouse, bear names - the "Loch Well" near the "Free Church" and "Townend Well" off "Lockart Street". Three Fairs are held at "The Cross", during the year. Some of the streets in Stonehouse are at present being Comen Ticketed, It is not a market town. |
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BOGHALL STREET [Stonehouse] |
Boghall Street. |
Comen Ticket.
Valuation Roll.
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector of Poor. |
024.06 |
This street branches westward from the ends of "Angle" and "Cam'nethan" streets, and applies as far as the houses are on the Parish Road. |
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CAM'NETHAN STREET [Stonehouse] |
Cam'nethan Street |
Comen Ticket.
Valuation Roll.
Thos. Henderson. Inspector of Poor. |
024.06 |
This street has been recently built. Many of the houses are unfinished, and it is probable that they will be continued out to "Lockart Street". Everything in the north end of "Cam'nethan Street" is in an unfinished state. The "Proposed Road", shown on trace, is not yet laid out beyond the new buildings, nothing more (than is done on trace) can be defined at present. The name is a contraction of Cambusnethan. |
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LOCKART STREET [Stonehouse] |
Lockart Street |
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector of Poor.
James Thomson, Lockart Street.
Wm. Barr, Kirk Street. |
024.06 |
A street commencing from an angle at the end of "New Street and applying in name as far as the houses are built - near "East Bar" T. P. on trace 1 |
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ANGLE STREET [Stonehouse] |
Angle Street |
Valuation Roll.
Comen Ticket.
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector of Poor. |
024.06 |
This street is between "The Cross" and the end of "Cam'nethan" and "Boghall" streets. It is named from the angle it forms near its centre |
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SCHOOL [Stonehouse] |
School |
Valuation Roll.
New Statistical Account.
James Hutchison, Schoolmaster.
Revd H. Dewar. |
024.06 |
The Parish School of Stonehouse - a good stone building, one story high and capable of accommodating 200 pupils. It is entered from "Boghall Street" |
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UNION STREET [Stonehouse] |
Union Street |
Comen Ticket.
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector of Poor.
Valuation Roll. |
024.06 |
A street running south from "The Cross" and extending either to the end of dwelling houses, or as far as the "Brick and Tile Works". The best authorities cannot define its precise extent.
The houses are numbered to the gas works |
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BLACK BULL INN [Stonehouse] |
Black Bull Inn |
Sign Board.
Valuation Roll.
Andrew Thomson, Innkeeper. |
024.06 |
A public house of entertainment having Inn License, and a Black Bull painted on the sign board. It is the larger of the two inns in the village. |
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CHURCH [Stonehouse] |
Church |
Valuation Roll.
New Statistical Account.
Revd. H. Dewar. |
024.06 |
The Parish Church of Stonehouse situated near and between, the ends of "Kirk Street" and "New Street".
It is stonebuilding having a clock face on the west side near the belphy, and is capable of containing a congregation of about 900. |
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KIRK STREET [Stonehouse] |
Kirk Street |
Comen Ticket.
Valuation Roll.
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector of Poor. |
024.06 |
This street turns northerly from "Trongate Street", and ends in an occupation road near the north end of "New Street". |
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BRICK AND TILE WORKS [Stonehouse] |
Stonehouse Brick And Tile Works |
Hand Bill Of Works.
James Baird, Lessee.
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector of Poor. |
024.06 |
Long wooden open-sided sheds and some kilns used for drying bricks and tiles made here. Tiles are principally made but bricks are also done when required. Wrought by James Baird. The property of J. S. Lockart Esqr. |
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INN [Buck's Head Inn, Stonehouse] |
Bucks Head Inn |
Sign Board.
Valuation Roll.
George Meikle, Innkeeper. |
024.06 |
A public house of entertainment in New Street, having Inn license. And Buck's Head on the sign board. |
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A gasometer gashouse for supplying "Stonehouse" with gas. It is situated in the south of the village. |
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LOCH WELL |
Loch Well |
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector of Poor.
Wm. Barr, Kirk Street.
Revd. H. Dewar. |
024.06 |
An open spring well known by the name throughout the neighbourhood. There is a public washing house and bleaching green around it. |
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POLICE OFFICE [Stonehouse] |
Police Office |
Police Constable Wm. Barr, Kirk Street.
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector of Poor. |
024.06 |
This is a little cell for prisoners at the end of a dwelling house in "Kirk Street". There is no other office or cell in the village. The business of the police being transacted in the senior constable's lodgings. |
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SUBSCRIPTION SCHOOL [Stonehouse] |
School |
Valuation Roll.
Inscription on school house.
JW. Munay, schoolmaster |
024.06 |
This is a subscription school, erected in 1837 and capable of accommodating about 250 scholars.
The "Free Church" is on the opposite side of the road leading to "Loch Well" |
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ARGYLE STREET [Stonehouse] |
Argyle Street |
Wm. Stevenson, Argyle St.
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector Of Poor. |
024.06 |
This commences at one end from the corner of "Hill Road" and ends at a street leading up to the Free Church and the subscription school. It is not yet comen ticketed but is well known. |
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FREE CHURCH [Stonehouse] |
Free Church |
Revd. Wm. King, Incumbent.
Revd H. Dewar.
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector Of Poor. |
024.06 |
A double house one story high built of stone and capable of containing a congregation of about 300 Revd. Wm. King, Incumbent. |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [Stonehouse] |
U. P. Church |
Revd. H. A. Patterson, Incumbent.
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector of Poor.
Revd H. Dewar. |
024.06 |
A stone building in "Lawrie Street" belonging to the United Presbyterians. It is said to contain a congregation of about 200 or 250. It is not, a meeting house, as stated in New Statistical Account, but a properly constituted United Presbyterians Church. |
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CITY OF GLASGOW BANK [Stonehouse] |
City of Glasgow Bank (Branch) |
Valuation Roll.
J. Duncan, manager.
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector of Poor. |
024.06 |
A branch bank of the City Of Glasgow Bank. It is in "Argyle Street". |
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FREE CHURCH SCHOOL [Stonehouse] |
Free Church School |
Revd. H. Dewar.
Revd Wm. King.
James Mitchell, teacher. |
024.06 |
A fine school house belonging to the Free Church body. It is entered from "Hill Road". James Mitchell, teacher.
It contains accommodation for about 300 pupils. |
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MILLAR STREET [Stonehouse] |
Millar Street |
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector of Poor.
Wm. Craig, King Street.
Wm Barr, Kirk Street. |
024.06 |
A little street off the north end of "Trongate Street". It terminates in "Kirk Street" - , or near the police office. It is not yet comen ticketed but is well known. |
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TRONGATE STREET [Stonehouse] |
Trongate Street |
Valuation Roll.
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector of Poor.
Wm. Barr, Kirk Street. |
024.06 |
A street or part of that street which is called "Argyle Street", and "Lawrie Street" it extends from "The Cross" to the end of "Argyle Street". |
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EAST WATSTONE |
East Watstone |
Rent Roll. Rent Receipt. J. Litster, Clerk, Hamilton Palace Office. Forest's Map. Voter's List. Valuation Roll. Revd. H. Dewar. |
024.06 |
A farm steading close to and adjoining the farm of "West Watstone". (see descriptive remarks above) |
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WEST WATSTONE |
West Watstone.
Watstone.
West Watston |
Rent Roll.
Rent Receipt.
J. Litster, Clerk, Hamilton Palace Office.
Forest's Map.
Voter's List.
Valuation Roll.
Revd. H. Dewar. |
024.06 |
A farm steading adjoining "East Watstone", both the property of his grace the Duke Of Hamilton, and distinguished by the terms east and west in all writings of the Dukes. There are various modes used for the spelling of this name. The carts giving it as "Watstown" and some good authorities for Watston. That given in the rent roll is the only mode used in the Duke Of Hamilton's Office. The origin of this name could not be discovered. |
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CANDER WATER |
Cander Water |
New Statistical Account.
Forest's Co Map.
Johnston's Co. Map.
Revd H. Dewar.
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector of Poor.
John Muter, East Watstone. |
024.06 |
This stream rises in the Parish of Lesmahagow and after passing out of that parish form the boundary between the Parish of Stonehouse and Dalserf until it enters the "Avon Water" - on trace 5. xx1v-2. There is one mill on the "Cander", in Dalserf Parish, and the mill dam is on trace 5 . xx1v-6. Its banks are precipitous as it enters the "Avon Water". |
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COT CASTLE |
Cot Castle.
Cat or Coat Castle.
Cat Castle. |
Valuation Roll.
Eastate Map.
Rent Roll.
J. Christie Esqr, Factor.
New Statistical Account.
Revd. H. Dewar. |
024.09 |
A farm steading, the property of J. S. Lockart Esqr. (see remarks on "Site of Cot Castle", which is near the farm house, on this trace).
North of the farm, on the banks of the "Avon Water", there are several ironstone mines, and south west of it , there are mines for working limestone, taken out of an embankment which comes from the lime kilns (trace 4) to the farm of "Cot Castle". |
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WEST MAINS |
West Mains |
Rent Roll.
Eastate Map.
Valuation Roll.
Jas. Allan, Occupier |
024.09 |
A good farm steading, the property of J. S. Lockart Esqr. (see descriptive remarks to "East Mains" - trace 5, xx1v-5) |
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MOUNT PISGAH |
Mount Pisgah |
New Statistical Account. James Hamilton, Cot Castle. James Allan, West Mains. Thos. Hamilton, Inspector of Poor. Revd. H. Dewar. |
024.09 |
This tumulus is well known to the people of the neighbourhood as "Pisgah Mount".
The tumulus stands on the top of a natural knoll, and is consequently very conspicuous, although |
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TUMULUS (Mount Pisgah) |
Tumulus.
Mount Pisgah |
New Statistical Account.
James Hamilton, Cot Castle.
James Allan, West Mains.
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector of Poor.
Revd. H. Dewar. |
024.09 |
"About two years ago (from 1846) the farmer of West Mains when removing a cairn of stones from an artificial mound on the banks of the Avon, near Cot Castle, for the purpose of draining, he found, after removing the stones, a fine rich black soil some yards deep. It turned out to have been an ancient Roman Tumulus, upon removing all the stones and coming to the bottom of the cairn, the workmen found a great many urns, some of them in a fine state of preservation, they contained pieces of burned bones and black ash. This tumulus is little more than a mile distant from the Old Roman Military Road from Ayr to Edinburgh".
New Statistical Account. |
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"Plasgach, (gael), Gashed, Cut Abounding in gashes",
In removing a stone cairn at Cot Castle, on the banks of the Avon, there was discovered a number of sepulchral urns, elegantly ornamented with flowers and figures, and differing materially from the rude productions of the kinds as commonly to be met within the burial places of the Celtic or Danish inhabitants.
This cairn or Tumulus was little more than a mile distant from the Roman Way, and we may suppose it to have been raised over the ashes of some Roman colonist long settled in the neighbourhood.
Caledonia Romana p 259 |
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the mound is ploughed over and falls so slightly to the bottom that the top of it cannot, properly be represcuted like an ordinary artificial embankment or slope. The Tumulus and Knoll are now almost as one mound in appearance. The bottom of the knoll is shown by a yellow mark. "Mount Pisgah", as a name applies to both Tumulus and Knoll, and should be retained. "Pisgah" is well known as being spelt according to the Pisgah in Deuteronomy 24th-1st. |
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COT CASTLE (Site of) |
Site of Cot Castle.
Cat or Coat Castle.
Cat Castle.
Cote Castle.
Cott Castle. |
James Hamilton, Cot Castle Farm.
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector of Poor.
J. Christie Esqr, Factor.
Rent Roll.
Estate Map.
New Statistical Account.
Forest's Co. Map.
Revd. H. Dewar, Ph Minister.
Occupier's Carts.
An old estate map of proprietor's. |
024.09 |
"Under the head of antiquities, in this parish, may be mentioned the remains of two old castles still visible on the banks of the Avon: known by the names of the Coat or Cat Castle, and Ringsdale Castle, both built on precipitous rocks overhanging the river, but excepting their names and ruins, nothing more remains of them, as history and tradition are entirely silent concerning them".
New Statistical Account.
Upon the authority of the farmer of "Cot Castle", farm, who seems to be the only person that can point out the site, this Castle ("Cot Castle") stood on an artificial mound about a chain's distance north of the farm house, at the place marked (+). He found, about 20 years ago, a dry (put together without mortar) foundation wall of stone, 7 feet thick, on the south east |
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of the mound, and also at the place written on trace , a foundation wall 7 feet thick, and about 12 feet long, found here about 20 years ago". This wall was built with mortar, and there were, at the time it was found, a faint appearance of a wall of the same length each side in the form of a square, which is by some, supposed, from its resemblance to a Cot, to have been the real origin of the name. "Coat", is, upon the authority of Mr Hamilton the farmer, and Mr Hamilton, the Inspector of Poor. A scotticism of Cot. Until recently this name was spelt Cott by the proprietor's agent, but in all documents of the present time, it is spelt Cot.
From the appearance of the mound and some slight remains of a ditch, on the north side of it, there is reason to think that the place pointed out by the farmer is the site of the Castle. |
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NEWFIELD |
Newfield |
Valuation Roll.
Voter's List.
Peter Syme, Pr and Oc. |
024.09 |
A farm steading occupied by the proprietor. There is a neglected parish road, or a disused road, which is public, between the farm of "Sidehead" and the T. P. Road near "Tofts". |
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SIDEHEAD |
Sidehead |
Valuation Roll.
Rent Roll.
Estate Map.
James Lawrie, Occupier |
024.09 |
A good farm steading the property of J. S. Lockart Esqr. of Castlehill. |
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TOFTS |
Tofts.
Tafts. |
Valuation Roll.
Lease of Farm.
Rent Receipt.
Alexander Alexander Oc.
Forest's Co. Map. |
024.09 |
A small farm steading, the property of Mr. Hamilton. The Edinburgh and Ayr T. P. Road, runs close to this house, on the east side. |
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GLASFORD BRIDGE |
Glasford Bridge |
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector of Poor.
Robert Campbell, Smith.
Mr Hunter Pr. of Houses.
J. Crawford, Road Surveyor, Glasford.
R. Riddle, Poor Rate Collector. |
024.09 |
A stone bridge over the "Avon Water", with two arches. The date of building (1779) is on the west side of it. "Glasford Mill" is close to the bridge, in Glasford Parish, and the name of the bridge is generally known in the parish. It also gives the same name to the houses east of "Avonside", on the side of the T. P. Road.
This name was not written on the traces of Glasford, owing to the "Glasford Mill" being beside it, but in this parish it is as necessary to retain the name as any other in the parish.
It would be better, even in Glasford Parish, to adopt this ("Glasford") to the bridge and drop Glasford to the mill. But both are well known, proper names, and should, if possible, be retained.
The road surveyor for the T. P. Road gives the name "Glasford Bridge" to the bridge over the Avon, on the line of the T. P. Road from Ayr. This bridge is commonly called the "Glasford Bridge" as the houses near it are but the leet authorities agree to the name, properly, belonging to the bridge leading into Glasford Parish. |
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AVONSIDE |
Avonside |
Valuation Roll.
Archd. Walsh, Occupier.
John Shearer, Roadman.
Robr. Campbell, Smith. |
024.09 |
A good cottage on the side of the T. P. Road from Ayr. It was formerly an Inn. The name is well known. There is a bridge west of this over the Avon, on the T.P.Road, which has no proper name. "Avonside" is the property of a Mr. Wilson. |
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BRIDGEHOLM |
Bridgeholm |
Valuation Roll.
Voter's List.
John Patterson, Occupier. |
024.09 |
A good farm steading the property of Captain McNeil Hamilton. There is a slight Holm or Haugh near it, but the name is wholly applicable to the farm. |
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CRUMHAUGH |
Crumhaugh |
Valuation Roll.
Voter's List.
Rent Roll.
David Hamilton, Occupier. |
024.09 |
A good farm steading belonging to J.S. Lockart Esqr. There is no haugh of this name in the neighbourhood. |
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GLENBURN BRICK AND TILE WORKS |
Glenburn Brick and Tile Works |
Robert Borland, Pr.
Valuation Roll.
Hand Bills.
A workman in tile works. |
024.09 |
Long wooden sheds for making building bricks and tile for draining and roofing houses. Tiles are principally made, but "Brick and Tile" is the proper term. It is the property of Dr. Mitchell, by whom it is wrought. |
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LOUNSDALE |
Lounsdale |
Valuation Roll.
Property Plan.
Mrs. Baxter, Pr.
Forest's Co. Map |
024.09 |
A farm steading occupied by the proprietress - Mrs Baxter. |
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UDSTON |
Udston |
Valuation Roll.
Rent Roll.
Occupier's Carts.
Andrew Hamilton, Occupier. |
024.06 |
A farm steading, the property of J.S.Lockart Esqr. |
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BURNCROOKS |
Burncrooks |
Valuation Roll.
Estate Map.
Mr. Thomson, Occupier.
J. Christie Esqr, Factor. |
024.10 |
A small farm house, the property of J.S. Lockart Esqr. "Waterstone Burn" flows on the west side of the house. |
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HIGH LONGRIDGE |
High Longridge.
High Langrig.
High Longudge |
Valuation Roll.
Voter's List.
James Hamilton, Pr and Oc.
Proprietor's Carts. |
024.10 |
A farm steading, occupied by the proprietor. It is commonly called "High Longridge", which is the proper name, instead of the consumption - "Langrig" |
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WATSTONE BURN |
Watstone Burn |
Forest's Co. Map.
Mr. Thomson, Burncrooks.
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector of Poor.
John Muter, East Watstone.
John Burn, Stonehouse. |
024.10 |
A well known name, applying to a stream which rises on the farm of "Chapel" (xx1v-13 trace) and enters the "Cander Water" near (north) of "East and West Watstone" - xx1v-6 trace 5. |
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LAIGH LONGRIDGE |
Laigh Longridge.
Laigh Langrig.
Laigh Longridge. |
Valuation Roll.
Voter's List.
John Allison, Occupier.
Occupier's Carts. |
024.10 |
A good farm steading north of "High Longridge", the property of G. Sandilands Esqr. of Cammerhead, Lesmahagow Ph. |
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NEUK |
Neuk |
Valuation Roll.
Voter's List.
John Hamilton, Occupier.
Rent Roll. |
024.10 |
A farm steading separated from the lands of "Laigh Longridge" by "Watstone Burn", "Neuk" is the property of J. S. Lockart Esqr of Castlehill. |
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WEST TOWN |
West Town.
West of Spittal. |
Valuation Roll.
Gavin Hamilton, Occupier.
Occupier's Carts.
Forest's Co. Map.
Voter's List. |
024.10 |
A farm steading named from being formerly, the "West Town" of "Spittal" - trace 6. but now generally termed "West Town", only. It is the property of Dr. Gibson of Rothsay. |
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ANNIE'S BURN |
Annies Burn |
Gavin Hamilton, West Town.
John Burn, Stonehouse.
Alexander Haddow, Spittal.
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector of Poor. |
024.10 |
This little burn chiefly flowing by sides of fences until it comes near the "Cander Water", which it enters through steep embankments - trace 3 of this plan. The name is universally known in the Parish. |
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CROSSYETT KNOWE |
Crossyelt Knowe |
Gavin Hamilton, West Town.
John Burn, Stonehouse.
Alexander Haddow, Spittal. |
024.10 |
A small hill near the parish road leading from "West Town" to "Stonehouse". A farm steading of this name (Crossyelt) once stood near it. The Knowe name is well known in the neighbourhood. |
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SPITAL |
Spittal |
Lease of farm.
Rent Receipt.
Valuation Roll.
Forest's Co. Map.
Occupier's Carts.
William Jamison, Occupier. |
024.10 |
This now comprises a farm steading, and an old mansion house, the latter belonging to a Mr Gibson, and the former to the Revd. Dr. Hamilton, London. By people in the neighbourhood it is sometimes called the East Town of Spittal, but no proper, authentic, information can substantiate such a name. In all documents - lawful and parochial, it is given only as "Spittal".
The old mansion house, from a date bon the front of it, was built in 1763.
There is a public right of way through the Lands of Spittal, leading to the farm of Flutterdab in Lesmahagow Parish. |
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H. Helshaw Jones |
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ROMAN ROAD [Stonehouse parish] |
Roman Road (remains and site of).
Roman Way.
Virinal Road |
New Statistical Account.
Forest's Co. Map.
Jas. Hamilton, Bogside.
J. Thomson, Dykehead.
R. Leiper, St Lawrence Chapel.
D. McAllum, Over Tweedieside.
John Allison, Goslington.
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector of Poor.
Caledonia Romana (see description of "tumulus", plans 24-9).
Chalmers Caledonia, Vol 1 p73. |
024; 030; 031 |
"The old Roman Military Road from Ayr to Edinburgh, which runs through this parish, commonly known to the people as the "Deil's Causeway". This road, in some places, is still outire, very rudely paved with large stones; in other places it has been completely erased by the country people".
New Statistical Account.
The remains of this Roman Road, where it enters the parish on the western boundary, coming from "Drafan", in Lesmahagow Ph, may be distinctly traced by some of the causewayed stones appearing on the surface of the ground. These remains exist where the land is bad, or has been planted with trees. As stated by Mr. J. Hamilton of Bogside, and Mr. R. Leiper of "Chapel", both nearly 90 years of age, the Roman Road was used by horsemen between 70 and 80 years ago, and they, consequently remember the site, where owing to cultivation, it is now erased.
At those places written "Site of Roman Road" (shown in a red dotted line) the site has been pointed out by the above named authorities. None of the causewayed stones are to be seen at these places marked "site". At places written "Remains of Roman Road", (shown in a black dotted line) the large rough stones of the causeway appear, at intervals, on the surface of the ground. On no part of the line of road, do causewayed stones appear regular and compact, numerous stones have been taken from every part of it in this parish, - as pointed out on the ground, by Mr.J. Hamilton of Bogside, Mr. J. Thomson of Dykehead, from the point where it enters the parish, on the western boundary, to the Ph. Road (xx1v-14 trace 4) the remains are seen in a plantation after passing through which into the arable ground, it forms a strip of rough pasture in two arable fields. From the west side of Ph. Road - xx1v-14 trace 4, to within about 9 chains south east of "St Lawrence Chapel", the remains of the causeway |
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"From the station at "Castledykes" (in Carstairs Ph), there went off a original road, athwart Clydesdale, which was , perhaps, intended to form a communication, between the western road and the estuary of the clyde, this vicinal road, probably, passed the clyde, near Lanark", thence "leading by "Tanhill", along the north side of "Blackwood" inclosures. (both in Lesmahagow Ph) to Dins-hill: it thense passed to the south of Hazalaslew, crossing "Kype Water" at Sandford (near the boundary between Stonehouse, and Avondale) and coarsed along the south side of Avondale, by Wellsley, and Westlingbank, towards the gorge at Loudon-hill",
Chalmer's Caledonia. Vol 1 P. 138
The site or remains of Roman milestones on this road in Stonehouse Ph., are not known, or have never been heard of. |
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Roman Road (continued) Plans xx1v-13 and 14, xxx-4 and xxx1-1.
are visible in a plantation, through which it is partly used as an occupation road for carting away felled timber. After leaving the plantin, it again forms a strip of r. pasture interspersed with the caliseloayed on the side of an arable field. From the last point described - at "St Lawrence Chapel". xx1v-13 trace 6. to the Ph road leading to "Sandford" (xx1v-13 trace 5), as pointed out by Mr. R. Leiper of "Chapel", the "Site" is shown as far as the parish road on east side , or margin, of trace 5. xx1v-13, and from the west side of this road, through a portion of rough pasture the remains are sean by numerous causeway stones on the ground; from here to the corner of the Ph. road (xx1v-13 trace 5) the site, well remembered by Mr. Leiper, is shown. From the point where it is now a parish road to "Heathery rig", is well known as being the catual Roman Road, better known as the "Deil's Causeway". There is nothing remarkable in its appearance where it becomes a parish road , being like the other ordinary roads of the parish. From "Heatheryrig" (xxx-4 trace 3) to the point where it leaves the parish is doubtful - Mr Leiper states that he remembers the causeway on the present Ph. Road as far as "Blackscroft". (forest's Co. Map shows the roman road in character farther west than "Blackscroft". Mr. J. Allison of Goslington says the "Deil's Causeway" was where the present Ph. Road is, and that it crossed the kype at an old bridge, where the ford was formerly, about 3 chains north of the present bridge. Mr. Donald McAllum, "Over Tweedieside", and Mr J. Miller, merchant, strathaven, believe it to have crossed the kype , at the place shown in pencil (xxx-4 trace 3). This point would most likely be correct, as it would be in a more direct line to "Craigmuir", and "Mellslay", in Avondale Parish. From the western boundry of the parish to "Heathery Rig" the roman road is almost straight |
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HIGH HOUSE |
High House.
High House of Hazeldean.
Hazeldean. |
Valuation Roll.
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector of Poor.
Robt. Stobo, Hazeldean.
David Spence, Burnhead.
R. Leiper, St. Lawrence Chapel.
Titles of Property.
J. Gebbie Esqr.
Forest's Co. Map. |
024.13 |
This, upon the authority of the proprietor's now is properly named as given in the title deeds. In the parish it is commonly called the "High House" only. It seems to have been a superior house at one time, on the north side, over the door, there is the date 1777, cut on stone. The lands around it belong to the farm of "Burn", which as well as "High House" is coupled with that of Hazeldean, by the proprietor. There is Hazeldean farm, belonging to J. S. Lockart Esqr. on trace 2 |
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FOULMYRES |
Foulmyres.
Foulmills.
Foulmirl |
Rent Receipt.
Valuation Roll.
James Patterson, Oc.
Occupier's Cants.
Forest's Co. Map. |
024.13 |
A small farm steading the property of Captain McNeil Hamilton of Raploch. |
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KNOWTOP |
Knowtop |
Valuation Roll.
Rent Receipt.
Titles of Farm.
J. Gebbie Esqr. |
024.13 |
A farm steading, the property of Mr. Gebbie Esqr. Banker, Strathaven.
This name is used without an E in Knowe, by the propr. |
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SHAWHEAD |
Shawhead |
Valuation Roll.
Rent Receipt.
Voter's List.
Mr. Craig, Oc. |
024.13 |
A good farm steading, the property of Captain McNeil Hamilton of Raploch. |
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BURN |
Burn.
Burn of Hazeldean.
Hazeldean. |
Valuation Roll.
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector of Poor.
Robt. Stobo, Hazeldean.
David Spence, Burnhead.
Titles of Property.
J. Gebbie Esqr.
Rent receipt.
Occupier's Cants.
Voter's List. |
024.13 |
A superior farm steading belonging th Mr. Gebbie of Strathaven.
This name, as given in titles , is "Burn of Hazeldean", in the parish it is commonly called "Burn". Both this and "High House" seem to have been one property at some period, in all writings by the propr. "Hazeldean" is used with "Burn", but among the people of the parish "Hazeldean" is left out. |
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GREENBURN |
Greenburn |
Valuation Roll.
Rent Receipt.
Andw. Ballantyne, Occ |
024.13 |
A superior farm steading the property of Mr. Reid of Peel Park.
This name is given to a tile works on xx1v-9 trace 6. |
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HAZELDEAN |
Hazledean.
Hazeldean. |
Valuation Roll.
Rent Roll.
Robt. Stobo, Occupier |
024.13 |
A good farm steading the property of J.S.Lockart Esqr. of Castlehill. This name is used to two houses of Mr. Gebbies - west of this farm, (see descriptions of "High House" and Burn on trace 1). |
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HOSENET |
Hosenet |
Valuation Roll.
Forest's Co. Map.
Mrs Craig, Propritress |
026.13 |
A small farm steading occupied by the propritress. |
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"Hazel" - Dean, Den, - A hollow where the ground slopes on both sides; generally such a one has a Dion let coming through it.
Jamison |
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CHAPEL [a farm] |
Saint Lawrence Chapel.
Chapel. |
Valuation Roll.
Voter's List.
Lease.
Rent Receipt.
New Statt: Account.
Occupiers Cants.
Forest's Co. Map. |
024.13 |
A farm steading which takes its name from a chapel which at one time stood at the place marked "Site".. It is the property of Mr Gavin Rowat of Bonanhill, Avondale. In the neighbourhood it is commonly called Chapel. |
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YARDS |
Yards |
Valuation Roll.
Rent Roll.
Thos. Shearer, Occupier |
024.13 |
A farm steading the property of J. S. Lockart Esqr. of Castlehill. |
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ST LAWRENCE'S CHAPEL (Supposed Site of) |
Supposed site of Saint Lawrence Chapel. |
New Statistical Account.
R. Leiper, Chapel.
Origines Par:Scotia |
024.13 |
"At a place called chapel there was formerly a chapel dedicated to Saint Lawrence".
New Statistical Account.
At the place marked "supposed site of Saint Lawrence Chapel" the tenant of the farm found, about 30 years ago, the remains of a building, or a great quantity of stones, which appeared to have been worked, or cut with a chisel, they were a few feet below the ground surface. The stones were loose, and Mr Leiper could not say that they were foundation stones, owing to them not being joined together with mortar. |
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"A place still known by the name of "Chapel", in the south end of the Parish, seams to mark site of a chapel ameintly dedicated to St. Lawrence". |
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DYKEHEAD |
Dykehead |
Valuation Roll.
Voter's List.
John Semple, Occupier.
Occupier's Cants |
024.14 |
This farm steading is separated from the "Dykehead" the property of J. S. Lockart Esqr. by the road passing between them. There is no distinction whatever used to this steading, except that of the proprietor's or tenants name, from the "Dykead" of Mr. Lockart's situated south of it. It is the property of Dr. Mitchell. The other steading of the same name was formerly called Knowetop - a name now altogether disused by both proprietor and tenant. |
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DYKEHEAD COTTAGE |
Dykehead Cottage |
Valuation Roll.
John Muirhead, Occupier.
John Semple, Lessee of Lands.
James Hamilton, Bogside. |
024.14 |
A cottage on the lands of Dykehead, the property of Dr. Mitchell. The name is well known, and used as given on trace. |
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BOGSIDE |
Bogside |
Valuation Roll.
Voter's List.
James Hamilton Pr. |
024.14 |
A good superior farm steading, occupied by the proprietor - Mr. J. Hamilton. The Roman Road runs outside, and close to the boundary of this farm. |
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DYKEHEAD |
Dykehead |
Valuation Roll.
Rent Roll.
Estate Map.
J. Christie Esqr. Factor.
Thos.Thomson, Occupier.
Occupiers Cants. |
024.14 |
This steading is the property of J. S. Lockart Esqr. of Castlehill. and is situated south of another "Dykehead" (on same trace) belonging to a Dr. Mitchell, formerly this was called "Knowetop" a name not now used by the proprietor. There is no distinction of name or term to this farm from the "Dykehead" belonging to Dr. Mitchell. |
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CASTLEHILL |
Castlehill |
Valuation Roll.
Voter's List.
Forest's Co. Map.
John Hamilton, Oc.
James Hamilton, Bogside. |
024.14 |
A good farm steading the property of Dr. Gibson of Rothsay. There does not from enquiries made in the neighbourhood of the farm appear to have been a castle here at any time.
There is, upon the authority of Mr. Hamilton of Bogside a chalybeate spring on this farm - on trace 3, near the stream forming the Parish Boundary. There is not a strong taste of iron from this spring, but around the sides, and at the bottom of it, there are the appearances of the ore peculiar to chalybeate springs. It (the spring) is well known in the locality for its properties. |
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Sandford Bridge.
J. Cochrane "Struther" Andrew Wilson "East Merkland" M. Findlay, "Waterside" Mr M. Bryson P.R. Surveyor Avondale Sheet xxx.4.
Described in name sheet of Avondale Ph. |
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SANDFORD |
Sandford |
New Statistical Account.
Valuation Roll.
Voter's List.
Rent Roll.
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector of Poor.
Walter Hall, Smith, Sandford |
030.04 |
A little village on the southern boundary of the parish chiefly occupied by agricultural labours. There are two smithies in it, and one school - a subscription.
There is a good stone bridge, with one arch, over the kype water.
There is not a public house in Sandford. The ford, which was the origin of the name, has long since been disused. Mr Lockart of Castlehill has the superiority of the village, the whole of which has been feued to several of the present occupiers. |
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SUBSCRIPTION SCHOOL [Sandford] |
Subscription School |
John Anderson, teacher.
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector of Poor.
Jas. Whyte, Tweediehall.
New Statt: Account |
030.04 |
A school at the east end of Sandford wholly supported by voluntary subscription and the contributions of the pupils.
There never have been two schools in this village |
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BLACKSCROFT |
Blackscroft |
Valuation Roll.
Rent Roll.
J. Christie, Factor |
030.04 |
A farm steading the property of J. S. Lockart Esqr. |
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HEATHERYRIG |
Heatheryrig |
Forest's Co. Map.
Mr. Lowrie, lessee.
Thos. Hamilton, Inspector of Poor.
Dugald McPherson |
030.04 |
A cot on the lands of "Tweedieside" well known by the name. The parish road passing close to it is the old Roman Road from Ayr to Edinburgh. |
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TWEEDIESIDE |
Tweedieside |
Valuation Roll.
Rent Roll.
Mr Lowrie, occupier.
Jas. Miller, Int, Strathaven.
Jas. Whyte, Tweediehall.
D. McAllum, Over tweedieside |
030.04 |
A superior farm steading the property of J. S. Lockart Esqr. of Castlehill. This farm house is, upon the last thou authorities built upon the site of a castle named either "Tweedie Castle", or "Silvertonhill", part of the foundation of the old castle are said to form part of the farm house . "Silvertonhill Castle", seems to have been the older name. |
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GOSLINGTON |
Goslington.
Grozelton.
Gosleton |
Valuation Roll.
Rent Roll.
Occupier's Carts.
John Allison, Occupier.
Forest's Co. Map.
Voter's List. |
031.10 |
A farm steading, the property of J. S. Lockart Esqr. This name is pronounced as spelt by the two last authorities. |
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GREEN HILL |
Green Hill |
Robt. Leiper, St. Lawreence chapel.
Thos. Allison, Goslington.
Neil McNeil, Townend. |
031.10 |
A low hill on the lands of Goslington: the west side of it is a little prominent but all the other sides mingle very gradually with the surrounding ground. As near as can be judged, the distance - midway, between the top and bottom of this hill has been sketched.
The name is written on the highest part.
This name is well known in the locality |
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TOWNEND |
Townend |
Valuation Roll.
Rent Roll.
Neil McNeil, Occupier |
031.10 |
A farm steading, the property of J. S. Lockart Esqr. |
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EAST BOG |
East Bog |
Valuation Roll.
Rent Roll.
James Miller, Occupier |
031.10 |
A farm steading east of the other Bog. It is the property of J.S. Lockart Esqr. |
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OVER TWEEDIESIDE |
Over Tweedieside |
Title Deeds.
Carts of Farm.
Donald McAllum, Proprietor |
031.10 |
A farm steading occupied by the proprietor. This name is, in all parochial documents commonly styled "Tweedieside"only, but as given by the Pr.
"Over Tweedieside" is the proper name. |
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RAW (Ruin) |
Raw |
Forest's Co. Map.
R. Leiper, St Lawrence Chapel.
Thos. Allison, Goslington |
031.10 |
The ruins of a farm steading about 4 chains east of Goslington the lands of "Raw" are farmed with those of "Townend (trace 6) |
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WEST BOG |
West Bog |
Valuation Roll.
Rent Roll.
James Stobo, Occupier |
031.10 |
A farm steading the property of J. S. Lockart Esqr. |
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COUPLAW |
Couplaw |
Valuation Roll.
Jas. Hamilton, Bogside.
Robt. Letham, Oc.
Occupier's Carts.
Dr. Mitchell, Pr. |
031.02 |
A Farm Steading, the property of Dr. Mitchell. |
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NAME BOOK.
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INDEX
Names Sheet Plan Page
Avon Water 23 12 5
Angle Street 24 6 40
Argyle Street 24 6 44
Avonside 24 9 57
Annies Burn 24 10 61
Burnfoot 18 13 4
Burnhead 23 16 15
Burnhead 24 1 17
Boghall Street 24 6 39
Black Bull Inn 24 6 41
Brick and Tile Works 24 6 42
Bank 24 6 45
Bridgeholm 24 9 57
Burncrooks 24 10 59
Burn 24 13 67
Bogside 24 14 74
Blackscroft 30 4 78
Corslet 18 13 4
Crofthead 24 1 18
Clocksy Mill (ruins) 24 2 23
Canderside Bridge 24 6 36
Camnethan Street 24 6 39
Church 24 6 41
Cander Water 24 6 47
Cot Castle 24 9 49
Cot Castle (site of) 24 9 53
Crumhaugh 24 9 58
Crossyett Knome 24 10 61
Chapel 24 13 70
Castlehil 24 14 75
Couplaw 31 2 81
Double Dikes 24 2 25
Dikehead Cottage 24 14 75
Dikehead 24 14 75
Dikehead 24 14 74
East Mains 24 5 28
East Bar T. P. 24 6 35
East Watstone 24 6 46 |
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East Bog 31 1 80
Fairy Burn 23 16 11
Free Church Manse 24 5 33
Free Church 24 6 44
Free Church School 24 6 45
Foulmyres 24 13 6
Gateside 23 16 15
Glenavon 24 2 19
Glenavon Cottage 24 2 21
Gas Works 24 6 42
Glasford Bridge 24 9 56
Glenburn Brick
and Tile Works 24 9 58
Greenburn 24 13 69
Goslington 31 1 79
Green Hill 31 1 79
Holm 24 5 27
Horse Pool 24 5 28
Hill Cottage 24 5 33
Hill Road 24 5 34
High Longridge 24 10 59
High House 24 13 65
Hazeldean 24 13 69
Hosenet 24 13 69
Heatheryrig 30 4 78
Inn 24 6 42
Kittymuir 24 1 17
Kittymuir 24 1 18
Kittymuir Hill 24 2 19
Kellymuir Well
(sulphureous) 24 2 20
King Street 24 5 29
Kirk Street 24 6 41
Knowetop 24 13 66
Kype Water 30 4 77
Law 23 16 15
Lint Haugh 24 5 27
Lawrie Street 24 5 34
Lockart Street 24 6 39
Loch Well 24 6 43 |
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Lounsdale 24 9 58
Laigh Longridge 24 10 60
Mill Holm 24 5 28
Martyr's Tomb 24 5 31
Manse 24 5 33
Millar Street 24 6 45
Newhouse 18 13 3
New Street 24 6 36
Newfield 24 9 55
Neuk 24 10 60
Over Tweedieside 31 1 80
Overhall 23 16 13
Overhall Mill
Cotton 23 16 14
Partickholm 18 14 7
Patrickbrae 24 2 19
Police Office 24 6 43
Queen Street 24 5 29
Ringsdale Castle
(site of) 24 2 21
Roman Road 24 13 63
24 14 63
30 4 63
31 1 63
Raw (ruin) 31 1 80
Sandford Bridge 30 4 76
St Ninian's Church
(remains of) 24 5 32
Sodom Hill 24 6 36
Stonehouse 24 6 38
School 24 6 40
Subscription School 24 6 43
Sidehead 24 9 55
Spittal 24 10 62
Shawhead 24 13 66
St Lawrence Chapel
(supposed site of) 24 13 71
Sandford 30 4 77
Tumulus 23 16 9
Tweediehall 23 16 13
Tweedie Mill (corn) 23 16 14
Tile Works 24 1 17
Townhead Street 24 5 29
Townhead Well 24 6 35
The Cross 24 6 36
Trongate Street 24 6 45
Tumulus (mount Pisgah) 24 9 51 |
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Tofts 24 9 55
Tweedieside 30 4 78
Townend 31 1 79
U.P. Manse 24 5 33
Union Street 24 6 40
U.P. Church 24 6 44
Udston 24 6 58
Woodfoot 18 13 4
Hawkmill 23 16 13
West Bar T.P 24 5 30
Woodlands 24 6 36
West Watstone 24 6 46
West Mains 24 9 49
Watstone Burn 24 10 59
West Town 24 10 60
West Bog 31 1 80
Yards 24 13 70 |
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