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SYMINGTON [parish] |
Symington
Symington
Symington
Symington
Symington
Symington
Symington |
Statistical Account
Johnston's County Map
Forrest's County Map
John Waugh Esq.
Norman Mc Pherson Esq.
Michael Carmichael Esq.
Mr John Bell |
033; 034; 039 |
Symington is sitated 30 miles south west from Edinburgh and 33 miles south east from Glasgow. The parish is 3 miles in length and 1 1/3 miles in breadth. It is bounded on the north and east by the Clyde; on the south by the parish of Wiston; and on the west by the parish of Covington." "The arable land lies along the banks of the Clyde and the pasture reaches to the top of Tinto, on which there is a cairn of stones, said to be the remains of a Druidical Temple." "The parish abounds with springs, both perennial and intermittent. The only river is the Clyde which bounds one half of the parish, running nearly north and then turning to the west." "The chief landowners are Mr Dickson of Hartree, Mr Carmichael of Eastend and Colonel Campbell of Symington Lodge."
"Biggar the nearest market town is distant about 3 miles, it is also the nearest post town." Statistical Account.
There are no detached portions of other parishes within the boundaries of this and this parish has no detached portions within the limits of other parishes. |
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Symington has situation references on the grid which do not appear on the page.
Notification sent. |
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CRAIG FORD |
Craig Ford
Craig Ford
Craig Ford
Craig Ford |
Revd [Reverend] John Laurie
Mr John Morrison
Mr Robert Glen
Mr David Lockhart |
033.15 |
A fordable and shallow-part of the River Clyde . An occupation road passed here at one time, but has been closed and ploughed up for a number of years, and in consequence the ford has become disused. The name is derived in consequence of a precipitous rocky slope adjacent on the north side of the river. |
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ANNIESTON |
Annieston
Annieston
Annieston
Amnyston
Annyston |
David Dickson Esqr.
John Waugh Esqr.
Michael Carmichael Esqr.
Jonhston's County Map
Forrest's County Map |
033.16 |
Farmstead, slated & thatched in good repair, one storey. Property of David Dickson Esqr. |
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EASTFIELD |
Esatfield
Eastfiled
Eastfield |
David Dickson Esqr.
John Waugh Esqr.
Michael Carmichael Esqr. |
033.16 |
Farmstead slated & thatched one storey in bad repair. Property of David Dickson Esqr. |
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WOLFCLYDE BRIDGE |
Wolfclyde Bridge
Wolfclyde Bridge
Wolfclyde Bridge |
David Dickson Esqr.
John Waugh Esqr.
Michael Carmichael Esqr. |
034.13 |
A county bridge in good repair built over River Clyde. It has two arches over the rover and six from the holm land on the west side. |
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ANNIESTON CASTLE (Ruins) |
Annieston Castle
Annieston Castle
Annieston Castle |
David Dickson Esqr.
John Waugh Esqr.
Michael Carmichael Esqr. |
033.16 |
A ruin within the farmstead of Annieston. It is a much dilapidated tower & portion of a ground chambervaulted. Walls three feet in thickness. Date of erection not known. Several disconnected rounds of a spiral staircase are stil attached to the tower- Property of David Dickson Esqr. |
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Header:[Page] 6 Parish of Symington |
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There is a note under the "List of Names as written" heading on the page where the word Annieston has been deleted as follows:-
"Castle only written as it forms part of the farmsteading of Annieston. F.S.P. Lt[Lieutenant] R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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CLOAKGATE |
Cloakgate
Cloakgate
Cloakgate |
John Waugh Esqr.
Michael Carmichael Esqr.
Mr John Bell |
039.03 |
Cottage thatched in bad repair property of J [John] Waugh Esqr. There is a local story about a ghost from a circumstance in which about a muffled figure the house gets its name. |
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KAME-END |
Kame-end
Kame-end
Kame-end
Kame end
Kame end |
John Waugh Esqr.
Michael Carmichael Esqr
Mr John Bell
Johnston's County Map
Forrest's Map |
039.03 |
Small house thatched in indifferent repair property of J[John] Waugh Esqr. situated at end of one of the ridges called The Kames |
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THE KAMES |
The Kames
The Kames
The Kames |
John Waugh Esqr.
Michael Carmichael Esqr.
Mr John Bell |
039.03 |
Oblong ridges about 20ft[feet] high in an arable field - property of J [John] Waugh Esqr. extending into Covington & Symington parishes |
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LOCKHARTHILL |
Lockharthill
Lockharthill
Lockharthill |
John Waugh Esqr.
Michael Carmichael Esqr.
Mr John Bell |
039.03 |
Small farmstead slated & thatched on storey in bad reapir property of J[John] Waugh Esqr. Broadlees was the original name of thie steading |
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Header: [Page] 8 Parish of Symington |
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CALEDONIAN RAILWAY |
Caledonian Railway
Caledonian Railway
Caledonian Railway |
John Waugh Esqr.
Michael Carmichael Esqr.Mr John Bell |
039 |
The Caledonian Railway extends from Glasgow to Carlisle in Symington parish it is about 4 miles in length, with a station? |
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WEE HILL |
Wee Hill
Wee Hill
Wee Hill |
John Waugh Esqr.
Michael Carmichael Esqr.
Mr John Bell |
039.03 |
A small hill contiguous to Scaut Hill & forming the first height on the e.[East] side of the range named "Tinto Hills" |
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WESTSIDE COTTAGE |
Westside Cottage
Westside Cottage
Westside Cottage |
John Waugh Esqr.
Michael Carmichael Esqr.
Mr John Bell |
039.03 |
Samll slated cottage in good repair property of M [Michael] Carmichael Esqr.[Esquire] |
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JOHNSON'S HOLE |
Johnson's Hole
Johnson's Hole
Johnston's Hole
Johnston's Hole
Johnstones Hole
Johnstons Hole |
John Waugh Esqr
Michael Carmichael Esqr
Mr John Bell
Johnstone's Co[County] Map
Forrest's Co[[County] Map |
039.08 |
A deep pool in River Clyde. Names derived from a man drowned there. |
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RIVER CLYDE |
Ricer Clyde
River Clyde
River Clyde |
Michael Carmichael Esqr
John Waugh Esqr
Mr John Bell |
039 |
The portion of the River Clyde in this Pf[Parish] is from 3 to 4 miles in length. forms the s[south] eastern Bdy[boundary] of the Ph[parish] banks of it is generally low. It forms the boundary between this and the parishes of Lamington, Culter and Biggar. |
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WESTSIDE |
Westside
Westside
Westside |
Michael Carmichael Esqr
John Waugh Esqr
Mr John Bell |
039.03 |
A farmstead slated one stoey in good repair-property of M[Michael] Carmichael Esqr |
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BRIDGE-END |
Bridge-end
Bridge-end
Bridge-end |
Michael Carmichael Esqr.[Esquire]
John Waugh Esqr.[Esquire]
Mr John Bell |
039.03 |
Cottage slated one storey in good repair. There is a bridge at the end of it, property of Michael Carmichael Esqr.[Esquire]. |
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BALGREEN |
Ballgreen
Ballgreen
Ballgreen |
John Waugh Esqr
Michael Carmichael Esqr
Mr John Bell |
039.03 |
Cottage thatched one storey in good repair. Property of John Waugh Esqr |
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HARTREE ARMS INN [Symington Station] |
Hartree Arms Inn
Hartree Arms Inn
Hartree Arms Inn |
John Waugh Esqr
David Dickson Esqr
Mr John Bell |
039.03 |
A commodious inn at the Symington Station. House two storey slated in good repair. Property of David Dickson Esqr |
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SYMINGTON STATION |
Symington Station
Symington Station
Symington Station |
John Waugh Esqr
Michael Carmichael Esqr
Mr John Bell |
039.03 |
Small railway station 7 miles from the junction at Carstairs. The station house is a small wooden building |
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CLACHAN |
Clachan
Clachan
Clachan
Clachan |
David Dickson Esqr
John Waugh Esqr
Michael Carmichael Esqr
Mr John Bell |
039.04 |
Cothouse consisting of three tenements, one storey, thatched and in bad repair. Property of David Dickson Esqr |
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CLACHAN BURN |
Clachan Burn
Clachan Burn
Clachan Burn
Clachan Burn |
David Dickson Esqr.[Esquire]
John Waugh Esqr.[Esquire]
Michael Carmichael Esqr.[Esquire] Mr John Bell |
033.16; 039.04 |
A small and unimportant stream which issues from a mill pond near Symngton and empties itself into the River Clyde, banks low, not rapid. The pond from which the stream issues is formed by Kirk Burn |
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MILL BURN |
Mill Burn
Mill Burn
Mill Burn
Mill Burn |
David Dickson Esqr
John Waugh Esqr
Michael Carmichael Esqr
Mr John Bell |
033.16; 039.04 |
A small stream which issues from a mill pond near Symngton and empties itself into the River Clyde, banks low, not rapid. The pond from which the stream issues is formed by Kirk Burn |
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CLAYHOLES |
Clayholes
Clayholes
Clayholes |
John Waugh Esqr
Michael Carmichael Esqr
Mr John Bell |
039.04 |
Farmstead, dwelling house & offices one storey, slated and in good repair.Property of Michael Carmichael Esqr |
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PARKHEAD |
Parkhead
Parkhead
Parkhead
Parkhead |
John Waugh Esqr
Norman McPherson Esqr
Michael Carmichael Esqr
Mr John Bell |
039.04 |
A cothouse and smithy, one storey, thatched and in middling repair. Property of Norman McPherson Esqr |
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ROADS |
Roads
Roads
Roads |
John Waugh Esqr
Michael Carmichael Esqr
Mr John Bell |
039.04 |
Farmstead, dwelling house & offices one storey, slated and in good repair.Property of Michael Carmichael Esqr |
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SANDY'S FORD |
Sandy's Ford
Sandy's Ford
Sandy's Ford |
John Waugh Esqr
Michael Carmichael Esqr
Mr John Bell |
039.04 |
A ford across the River Clyde, derivation of name not lnown. |
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SYMINGTON [village] |
Symington
Symington
Symington
Symington
Symington
Symington
Symington |
John Waugh Esqr.
Norman McPherson Esqr
Michael Carmichael Esqr
Mr John Bell
Johnston's County Map
Forrest's Map
Statistical Account |
039.04 |
A small straggling village, the houses of which are mostly one storey, thatched , and occupied by weavers and agricultural laborers, it contains a school and Post Ofice, the church and manse is situated a short distance from it. The Caledonian Railway passes close to the village, the station being about 1/2 a mile distant |
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CAMP [Castle Hill] |
Camp
Camp
Camp
Camp |
John Waugh Esqr
Michael Carmichael Esqr
Mr John Bell
Statistical Account |
039.04 |
A British camp, on the summit of Castle Hill, of the usual circular form. It is composed of one rampart in a very good state of preservation, but no ditch. A number of stones within the rampart, having mortar or cement adhering to them, favors the supposition of a castle having stood there at some remote period; the camp is now planted with fir.
"There are the remains of an ancient camp of a circular form on the top of an eminence a quarter of a mile south of the village called Castle hill, containing nearly half an acre. Some say that it was the site of a castle of which nothing now remains." Stat.[Statistical Acct.[Account]. |
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PLACE (Site of) |
Place
Place
Place
Place |
John Waugh Esqr
Michael Carmichael Esqr.
Mr John Bell
Statistical Account |
039.04 |
The site of a building said to have been the residence of Symington of Symington, the moat can be traced, but it is nearly level with the surface. The plough frequently turns up stones with lime adhering to them, some of the old people recollect a part of the building standing. |
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CARDING MILLS [a farm] |
Carding Mill
Carding Mill
Carding Mill |
John Waugh Esqr
Michael Carmichael Esqr
Mr John Bell |
039.04 |
Small farmsteading and a cothouse, one storey , thatched and in middling repair. Property of Michael Carmichael Esqr The outhouse was erected for a carding mill, and used for the same for some time, hence the name. |
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SPARROWMOOR |
Sparrowmoor
Sparrowmoor
Sparrowmoor
Sparrowmoor |
Norman McPherson Esqr
John Waugh Esqr
Michael Carmichael Esqr
Mr John Bell |
039.04 |
Small farmsteading, dwelling & offices, one storey, slated and in good repair. Property of Norman McPherson Esqr. |
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SYMINGTON MILL T.P. |
Symington Mill T.P.
Symington Mill T.P.
Symigton Mill T.P. |
John Waugh Esqr
Michael Carmichael Esqr
Mr John Bell |
039.04 |
A small one storey, slated house, in good repair., full rates are levied at this T.P. |
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WOODMAILING |
Woodmailing
woodmailing
Woodmailing
Woodmailing |
David Dickson Esqr
John Waugh Esqr
Michael
Carmichael Esqr
Mr John Bell |
039.04 |
Cothouse, consisting of two tenements, one storey, thatched and in middling repair. Property of David Dickson Esqr. |
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CROFTFOOT |
Croftfoot
Croftfoot
Croftfoot
Croftfoot |
Norman McPherson Esqr
John Waugh EsqrMichael Carmichael Esqr
Mr John Bell |
039.04 |
A one storey, thatched cothouse consisting of three tenements, in good repair. Property of Norman McPherson Esqr |
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MILLMAILING |
Millmailing
Millmailing
Millmailing
Millmailing |
David Dickson Esqr.[
John Waugh Esqr
Michael Carmichael Esqr
Mr John Bell |
039.04 |
Small farmsteading, dwelling house & offices, one storey, thatched and in bad reapir. Property of David Dickson Esqr |
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SYMINGTON MILL |
Symingtom Mill
Symington Mill
Symington Mill
Symington Mll |
Norman McPherson Esqr
John Waugh Esqr
Michael Carmichael Esqr
Mr John Bell |
039.04 |
A group of buildings consisting of two cornmills, dwelling houses, & offices, the buildings are all one storey, thatched and partly slated and in good repair. Property of Norman McPherson Esqr The machinery of the mills is propwelled by the water of MillBurn, and are about 12 H.P.[horse power] each. |
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CASTLE HILL |
Castle Hill
Castle Hill
Castle Hill |
John Waugh Esqr
Michael Carmichael
Mr John Bell |
039.03 |
A low round hill the top of which is planted with fir. Property of Michael Carmichael Esqr. There is a British Camp on its summit (See page 16)
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CASTLEHILL |
Castlehill
Castlehill
Castlehill |
John Waugh Esqr
Michael Carmichael Esqr
Mr John Bell |
039.04 |
Farmsteading, dwelling & ut offices one storey, slated and in very good repair. Property of Michael Carmichael Esqr |
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POST OFFICE [Symington] |
Post Office
Post Office
Post Office |
John Waugh Esqr
Michael Carmichael Esqr
Mr John Bell |
039.04 |
The Post Office in Symington is kept in a small, one storey thatched house, it has two arrivals and two dispatches daily the former at 7:30 a.m. and 6 p.m., the latter 7 a.m. & 5 p.m. |
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Castle Hill has multiple references on the page but only one on the grid. Notification sent.
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BOARCLOTH |
Boarcloth
Boarcloth
Boarcloth |
Michael Carmichael Esqr
John Waugh Esqr
Mr John Bell |
039.04 |
Cothouse, one storey, thatched and in bad repair. Property of Michael Carmichael Esqr |
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SYMINGTON LODGE |
Symington Lodge
Symington Lodge
Symington Lodge
Symington Lodge |
Norman McPherson Esqr
John Waugh Esqr
Michael Carmichael Esqr
Mr John Bell |
039.04 |
Farmsteading, dwelling house & offices one storey, slated and in good repair. Property of Norman McPherson Esqr. Residence of the proprietor, now a ruin, gives the name to this f.steading[farmsteading] |
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TOWNFOOT |
Townfoot
Townfoot
Townfoot
Townfoot |
Norman McPherson Esqr.
John Waugh Esqr
Michael Carmichael Esqr
Mr John Bell |
039.04 |
Farmsteading, dwelling house & offices one storey, slated and in good repair. Property of Norman McPherson Esqr. |
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CHURCH [Symington] |
Church
Church
Church |
John Waugh Esqr
Michael Carmichael Esqr
Mr John Bell |
039.04 |
A plain edifice, the belfry of which bears the date 1724, it contains accomadation[accomodation] for a about 300 of which 30 seats are free.
"It is not exactly known when the church was built, but it underwent extensive repairs in 1761" Statistical Account |
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MANSE [parish, Symington] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
John Waugh Esqr
Michael Carmichael Esqr
Mr John Bell |
039.04 |
A plain and commodious two stoey building, slated , the offices are one storey, al;so slated all in very good repair.Property of the Heritors of the Parish |
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KIRK BURN |
Kirk Burn
Kirk Burn
Kirk Burn |
John Waugh Esqr
Michael Carmichael Esqr
Mr John Bell |
039.02 |
A small unimportant stream which rises at the east base of Tinto and terminates at a mill pond near Woodmailing , it forms the boundary between the parishes of Covington & Symington for some distnace , not rapid, banks low. After its egress from the mill pond , it becomes Clachan and Mill Burns. |
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SCHOOL [Symington] |
School
School
School |
John Waugh Esqr
Michael Carmichael Esqr
Mr John Bell |
039.04 |
A one & two storey building attached, the former the schoolroom, slated and in bad repair, the latter, schoolmaster's residence, slated and in good repair. Reading, writing and arithmetic taught, average attendance 50. Schoolmaster's salary £34. 4.41/2 in addition to the pupils fees. |
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Kirk Burn has three situations listed on the page but only one on the Transcription grid.Notification sent.
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TINTO CAIRN |
Tinto Cairn
Tinto Cairn
Tinto Cairn |
Michael Carmichael Esqr.
Mr Thomas Braidwood
Mr William Paterson |
039.06 |
One of the largest kind of old cairns. The loose stones still retain a circular form, with a diameter of 100ft & about 20 ft in height. Two or three miles of dyke have been built from the stones of the cairn. It stands on the pinnacle of Tinto and the centre is the junction point of Symington, Wiston, Covington & Carmichael Phs[parishes] & several property boundaries |
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TINTO HILLS |
Tinto Hills
Tinto Hills
Tinto Hills
Tinto Hills
Tinto Hills |
Michael Carmichael Esqr
Mr Thomas Braidwood
Mr William Paterson
Johnston's County Map
Forrest's Map |
038.04; 039.02; 039.06 |
A range of hills extending into Wiston, Carmichael, Symington & Covington Phs[parishes] & embracing "Wee", "Scaut", "Totherin", "Lochlayack", "Howgate" "Tinto-end" hills and Tinto which is the most elevated. Direction E[East] & W[West] |
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TINTO |
Tinto
Tinto
Tinto
Tinto
Tinto
Tinto |
Michael Carmaichael Esqr
Mr Thomas Braidwood
Mr William Paterson
Stat.[Statistical] Acct.[Account]
Forrest's Map
Johnston's County Map |
039.06-2 |
The highest hill of the range named "Tinto Hills." A barometrical measurement gives an elevation of 2432 ft from the Clyde at Galsgow and 1740 from the Clyde at Thankerton about 2 miles from its base. The word Tinto(underlined) is said to signify the "hill of fire." it is indented with several deep ravines , has no surface rock, and dotted over with a large number of fine springs, and on the south side there is a bold precipitous point called the pap. One of the largest kinds of old cairns stands on the pinnacle of the hill, the centre of which is the junction point of Wiston, Symington, Covington and Carmichael phs [parishes] and several property boundaries. |
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LANIMER BURN |
Lanimer Burn
Lanimer Burn
Lanimer Burn |
Michael Carmichael Esqr
John Waugh Esqr
Mr John Bell |
039.07; 039.11 |
A small stream which rises near the summit of Tinto and forms the parish boundary between the parished of Wiston & Roberton & Symington from its source toWyndales: then enters Wiston & and Roberton in which parish it falls into the Clyde. |
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SCAUT HILL |
Scaut Hill
Scaut Hill
Scaut Hill |
Michael Carmichael Esqr John Waugh Esqr
Mr John Bell |
039.03 |
A high Hy[Hilly?] pasture hill contiguous to Tinto. The slope is gradual on all sides. It has no surface rock. It forms one of the Tinto hills and is second only in height of the range |
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Scaut Hill; The grid shows only one situation while the page has three. Notification sent.
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FATLIPS CASTLE (Ruins of) |
Fatlips Castle(in ruins)
Fatlips Castle(in ruins)
Fatlips Castle(in ruins)
Fatlips Castle
Fatlips Castle
Fatlips Castle |
Michael Carmichael Esqr
John Waugh Esqr
Mr John Bell
Johnston's County Map
Forrest's Map
Statistical Account |
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A ruin situated high up on Tinto, it forms a small quadrangle, the walls are about 5 ft high and 5ft thick. Date of erection not known; name derived from an indecent frolic of the builder.
" On Tinto, a little above the base on the south east side , there are the remains of an ancient castle called Fatlips; a piece of the wall , about two yards high , is still standing; its thickness is fully six feet and it adheres so firmly that persons building a stone fence lately chos erather to quarry stone than take them from the wall." Statistical Account. page 870 |
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BROADFIELD |
Broadfield
Broadfield
Broadfield
Broadfield
Broadfield |
Michael Carmichael Esqr
John Waugh Esqr
Mr John Bell
Forrest's Map
Johnston's County Map |
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A farmsteading dwelling-house and offices one storey slated in good repair. Property of Michael Carmichael Esqr. |
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BURNHEAD |
Burnhead
Burnhead
Burnhead
Burnhead
Burnhead |
Michael Carmichael Esqr.
John Waugh Esqr
Mr John Bell
Forrest's Map
Johnston's County Map |
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A row of cothouses one storey thatched in tolerable repair. Property of Michael Carmichael Esqr. |
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TINTOSIDE |
Tintoside
Tintoside
Tintoside
Tintoside |
Stephen Waugh Esqr
John Waugh Esqr
Mr John Bell
Forrest's Map |
039.07 |
A farmsteading , dwelling-house & offices one storey slated in good repair.Property of Stephen Waugh Esqr |
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CAMP (Site of) [Burnhead] |
Camp (Site of)
Camp (Site of)
Camp (Site of)
Camp
Camp |
Michael Carmichael Esqr
John Waugh Esqr
Mr John Bell
Johnston's County Map
Forrest's Map |
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Site of an old British camp of oval shape 240 feet in length and 200 in breadth. The interior rampart is still indicated by an undulation in the field: all traces of the other parts of the fort have entirely disappeared. It lies about 10 chains SW[South West] of Burnhead farmsteading , a road passing quite close to it. |
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FEUFIELD |
Feufield
Feufield
Feufield
Feufield
Feufield |
John Waugh Esqr
Mr John Bell
John Gibson Esqr
Johnston's County Map
Forrest's Map |
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A small farmsteading dwelling-house and offices one storey thatched in good repair. Proprerty of John Gibson Esqr. |
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WYNDALES T.P. |
Wyndales T.P.
Wyndales T.P.
Wyndales T.P.
Windales
Windales |
Toll Board
Mr John Bell
John Waugh Esqr
Johnston's County Map
Forrest's Map |
039.07 |
A slated cottage, property of the road trustee. Full rates leviable |
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SYMINGTON MAINS |
Symington Mains
Symington Mains
Symington Mains
Mains
Mains |
Michael Carmichael Esqr
Mr John Bell
John Waugh Esqr
Johnston's County Map
Forrest's Map |
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A large farmsteading dwelling house two storeys slated. offices one storey partly slated & partly thatched all in good repair; property of Michael Carmichael Esqr |
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WYNDALES |
Wyndales
Wyndales
Windales
Windales |
Rent Receipt
Mr John Bell
John Waugh Esqr
Forrest's Map |
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A large farmsteading dwelling house and offices one storey slated in good repair. Property of William Somerville Esqr. |
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NAME BOOK
Parish of Symington
Part of Sheets 33,34,39 & 40
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Header: SYMINGTON Parts of Sheets 33,34,39 & 40. 31
INDEX
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Annieston -- 5
AnniestonCastle (Ruins) -- 6
Balgreen -- 12
Boarcloth -- 20
Bridge-end -- 11
Broadfield -- 27
Burnhead -- 27
Caledonian Railway -- 9
Camp -- 16
Camp (Site of) -- 28
Carding Mill -- 17
Castlehill -- 19
Castle Hill -- 19
Church -- 21
Clachan -- 13
Clachan Burn -- 13
Clayholes -- 14
Cloakgate -- 7
Craig Ford -- 3
Croftfoot -- 18
Eastfield -- 5
Fatlips Castle (ruins ) -- 26
Fenfield -- 28
Hartree Arms Inn -- 12
Johnson's Hole -- 10
Kame-end -- 7
Kirk Burn -- 22
Manse -- 21
Mill Burn -- 13
Millmailing -- 18
Parkhead -- 14
Place -- 16
Post Office -- 19
River Clyde -- 10
Roads -- 14
Sandy's Ford -- 15
Scout Hill -- 25
School -- 22
Sparrowmoor -- 17
Symington (Parish) -- 1
Symington (Village) -- 15
Symington Lodge -- 20
Symington Mains -- 29
Symington Mill -- 18
Symington Mill T.P. -- 17
Symington Station -- 12
The Kames -- 7
Tinto -- 24
Tinto Cairn -- 23
Tinto Hills -- 23
Tintoside -- 27
Townfoot -- 20
Wee Hill -- 9
Westside -- 10
Westside Cottage -- 9
Wolfclyde Bridge -- 5
Woodmailing -- 17 |
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Name -- Page
Wyndales -- 29
Wyndales T.P. -- 28 |
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