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Header: Parish of Wiston and Roberton [Page] 1
[List of Names] WISTON AND ROBERTON
[modes of spelling] United Parishes of Wiston and Roberton
[Authority] Statistical Account Sheriffs substitute per letter T. M. Shirley Sheriffs Clerk Mr John Black Schoolmaster of Roberton Presentation of the parish Minister
[Descriptive Remarks]
The parishes of Wiston and Roberton were united in the year 1772. Roberton was probably so called from some eminent person of the name Robert, or, from some opulent family having conferred itas a portion upon a son of that name.
Two derivations are given of the name of Wiston. By some it is supposed to have been originally Woolstown, or rather, in the Scotch language, Woostown, in course of time corrupted into Wiston and to have been so called from its having been in former times a great market for Wool. It is certain that there is still, about the middle of the village a mound or small rising ground, pointed out bythe old inhabitants as the cross or place where that market was held. By others, again, it is supposed to have been originally Wisetown, thence easily contracted into Wiston, and to have been so called from its having been the property of a man of the name of Wise. The Place, the name of a farm close upon the village, seems to indicate that it was at one time the seat of the proprietor. Neither derivation is unnatural, though which is the correct one it may |
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[United Parishes of Wiston and Roberton (continued from page 1.)]
---not be easy to determine. The united parish extends about 6 miles in length and 4 in breadth, exhibiting nearly the form of a parallelogram, containing about ---- statute acres. It is in the Presbytery of Lanark, and Synod of Glasgow and Ayr. Tinto, the Hill of Fire, which forms the northern boundary of the parish, is upwards of 2000 feet above the level of the sea, and commands in every direction a most extensive view. The principal points seen from it are Hartfell, Queensberry Hill, Cairntable, Goatfell, Isle of Arran, The Bass, the hills in the north of England, and even in the north of Ireland.
The books belonging to the Kirk Session of the old parish of Roberton have unfortunately been lost, and no trace of them can be discovered. The earliest of those belonging to the old parish of Wiston bears the date of 1694, and with occasional, but trifling interruptions, they are extant from that period to the present. There are three villages in the parish, Roberton, Wiston and Newton, for the population of which see pages 10, 11 and 32.
A post office subordinate to Biggar is situated in the village of Wiston. The turnpike road from Stirling to Carlisle runs through the whole length of the parish. Also the Caledonian Railway passes through the Parish.
The present church is that of the old parish of Wiston. It was enlarged after the annexation of the two parishes, has since been repaired , and is at present in a very tolerable state. It is seated for 355, not the legal provision. The Manse was bulit in the year 1750, and during the present incumbency, a considerable addition was made to it. There are two Glebes, the glebe of the old parish of Roberton , and that of the old parish of Wiston. The glebes are more than two miles distant from each other, and though it is strongly recommended in the Decreet of Annexation[underlined] " to exchange the glebe and yard of Roberton for lands lying contiguous to the Glebe of Wiston", the recommendation has not yet been attended to. The tiends are exhausted, and by a decreet of Modification and locality, 1816, the Stipend was fixed at £191.11.8 and one chaldron of meal. There is a relief chapel in the village of Roberton. It was built about 30 years ago and is seated for 377. There are three schools in the Parish, two parochial and one private and unendowed.
There are no detached portions of this parish, nor are there any detached portions of any other parish situated within it. |
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TINTO |
Tinto
Tinto
Tinto
Tinto
Tinto
Tinto |
Mr. Andrew Boa Factor
Revd [Reverend] Mr. Scott
Mr. John Black
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest
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Statistical Account |
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This is the highest in the range of the Tinto Hills, and from which the entire range derives its name. The name is a derivative from a Gaelic word signifying fire and would imply that from its most commanding and extensive view over a large tract of level country, its summit was used in feudal times as a place for beacons or signals: it is about 2400 feet above the level of the sea - the part situated in Wiston ph [Parish] presents a peculiar appearance from the number of landslips down its weather beaten sides. |
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THE DIMPLE |
The Dimple
The Dimple
The Dimple |
Mr. Andrew Boa Factor
Revd [Reverend] Mr Scott
Mr John Black |
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A deep ravine on the east side of Tinto through which the Lanimer Burn flows, the ascent steep on all sides. |
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TODINGILL HOW |
Todingill How
Todingill How
Todingill How |
Mr. Andrew Boa Factor Revd [Reverend] Mr Scott
Mr John Black; |
039.06 |
A deep hollow at the foot of Tinto. Name derived from the number of foxes which frequent it. |
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WALLACE'S SEAT |
Wallace's Seat;
Wallace's Seat;
Wallace's Seat; |
Mr. Andrew Boa Factor;
Reverend Mr Scott;
Mr John Black |
039.06 |
The name is applied to a flat piece of rock situated above the centre of "Pap Craig". It is connected with Wallace only by name. |
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TINTO CAIRN |
Cairn
Cairn
Cairn
Cairn
Tinto Cairn |
Mr. Andrew Boa Factor
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Scott
Mr John Black
Johnson's County Map
For Authorities( See Names Books for Symington and Carmichael Parishes) |
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An ancient cairn or tumulus of stones on the summit of Tinto and in the centre of which the parishes of Covington, Carmichael, Symington and Wiston meet at a common point; it is about 100 feet in diameter and 6 07 feet in height. No information as to its origin can be obtained.- |
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HEATHERYHALL |
Heatheryhall
Heatheryhall
Heatheryhall
Heatheryhall
Heatheryhall |
Mr. Andrew Boa Factor
Revd [Reverend]Mr. Scott
Mr. John Black
Johnston's county Map date 1816
Forrest's County Map |
039.06 |
A small farmsteading one storey thatched in bad repair. Property of E. Lockhart Esqr |
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PAP CRAIG |
Pap Craig
Pap Craig
Pap Craig
Pap Craig
Pap Craig |
Mr. Andrew Boa Factor
Revd [Reverend] Mr. Scott
Mr. John Black
Johnston's county Map date 1816;
Forrest's County Map |
039.06 |
A precipitous face of whinstone rocks on the S.E. side of Tinto rising to the height of about 100 feet: from its peculiar outline it is obvious from whence the name is derived. |
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TINTO HILLS |
Tinto Hills
Tinto Hills
Tinto Hills
Tinto Hills
Tinto Hills
Tinto Hills |
Mr. Andrew Boa Factor
Revd [Reverend] Mr. Scott
Mr. John Black
Johnston's county Map date 1816 Forrest's County Map
Statistical Account |
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An isolated range of 1st class hills in the confines of the parishes of Carmichael, Covington, Symington & Wiston, which in the last mentioned ph [parish] receive the names of Tinto End, Cowgate Hill, Green Hill and Tinto, the last named hill rising to the altitude of 2400 feet above the level of the sea. |
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EASTFIELD |
Eastfield
Eastfield
Eastfield
Eastfield
Eastfield |
Mr. Andrew Boa factor
Revd [Reverend] Mr. Scott
Mr. John Black
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's county Map |
039.07 |
A large farmsteading, dwelling house two storeys, offices one, all slated and in good repair; property of John Gibson Esqr.] |
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MEADOWFOOT |
Meadowfoot
Meadowfoot
Meadowfoot |
Mr. Andrew Boa Factor
Revd [Reverend]Mr. Scott
Mr. John Black |
039.07 |
A slated cottage in good repair property of John Gibson Esqr of Eastfield |
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RICKATKNOWE |
Rickatknowe
Rickatknowe
Rickatknowe
Rickartknowe
Rickart Knowe |
Mr. Andrew Boa factor
Revd [Reverend] Mr. Scott
Mr. John Black
Forrest's County Map
Johnston's County Map dated 1816 |
039.07 |
A thatched cothouse in good repair. Property of Elliot Lockhart Esqr.[ of Cleghorn. |
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BURNHEAD |
Burnhead
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Burnhead
Burnhead
Burnhead |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Scott
Mr J Core
Mr John Black
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
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A small farmsteading one storey in height, thatched and in good repair property of A. B. Cochrane Esqr. |
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BURNHOUSE |
Burnhouse
Burnhouse
Burnhouse
Burnhouse
Burnhouse |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Scott
Mr J Core
Mr John Black
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
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039.09 |
A large farmsteading: dwelling house, two stories offices one, partly thatched & slated and all in a good condition
Property of A. B. Cochrane Esqr. |
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GREENHILL |
Greenhill
Greenhill
Greenhill
Greenhill
Greenhill |
T.R. Scott Esqr.
Mr John Black
Revd [Reverend] Mr Scott
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
039.09 |
Two farmsteadings: dwelling houses two stories, offices one, partly thatched & slated and in good condition. property of (Earl of Home) |
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CAMP [nr Newton] |
Camp
Camp
Camp |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Scott
Mr J. Core
Mr John Black |
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A Camp or an intrenchment of an oval Shape, consisting of a bank about 4½ ft in height: the base of which is about 10 ft. No particulars as to its origin can be ascertained |
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GREEN HILL |
Green Hill
Green Hill
Green Hill |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Scott
Mt John Black
T.R. Scott Esqr. |
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A large second class hill in the Tinto range which lies between Howgate Hill & Tinto The appearance of the hill is remarkably green, hence its name. |
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NEWTON |
Newton
Newton
Newton
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Newton |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Scott
Mr J Core
Mr John Black
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
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A small agricultural hamlet the population of which is about 40. It was originally built for the accommodation of the men who wrought at the adjacent lime works. property of A. B. Cochrane Esqr. |
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[Header] [Page] 10 Ph [Parish] of Wiston and Roberton |
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LINTMILL KNOWES |
Lintmill Knowes
Lintmill Knowes
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Mr Andrew Boa, Factor
Revd [Reverend] Mr Scott
Mr John Black |
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Two conspicuous green knolls, name derived from a Lint Mill which once stood here. |
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NEWTON T.P. |
Newton Check T.P.
Newton Check T.P.
Newton Check T.P. |
Mr Andrew Boa, Factor
Revd [Reverend] Mr Scott
Mr John Black |
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A small slated house property of the road trustee, rates leviable only from carts going to Newton Lime Works. |
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WISTON |
Wiston
Wiston
Wiston
Wiston
Wiston |
Mr Andrew Boa, Factor
Revd [Reverend] Mr Scott
Mr John Black
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
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A small village situated at the base of Tinto, the houses are one storey thatched and in bad repair, it contains a sub post office: population about 90 |
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MARCHLANDS |
Marchlands
Marchlands
Marchlands
Marchlands
Marchlands |
Robert McQueen Esq
Revd [Reverend] Mr Scott
Mr John Black
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
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A farmsteading one storey partly slated and partly thatched all in good repair Property of R McQueen Esqr |
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POST OFFICE [Wiston] |
Post Office
Post Office
Post Office |
Mr Andrew Boa Factor
Revd [Reverend] Mr Scott
Mr John Black |
039.10 |
An office subordinate to Biggar not a money order office one delivery an one dispatch per diem |
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WISTON MAINS |
Wiston Mains
Wiston Mains
Wiston Mains
Mains
Mains |
Robert McQueen Esq Revd [Reverend] Mr Scott
Mr John Black Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
039.10 |
A farmsteading thatched, one storey, in good repair. Property of Allan Lockhart Esqr this also applies to a slated cottage and saw mill attached |
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GALLOW BURN |
Gallow Burn
Gallow Burn
Gallow Burn |
Mr Andrew Boa Factor
Revd [Reverend] Mr Scott
Mr John Black |
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A stream which rises on the south side of Tinto and after a short course falls into Garf Water near the Lintmill Knowes. |
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SCHOOL [Wiston] |
School
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School |
Mr Andrew Boa, Factor
Revd [Reverend] Mr Scott
Mr John Black |
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The ph [parish] school, a building of recent erection. one storey and slated with schoolmasters residence attached two storeys slated and in good repair. The ordinary branches of an English education taught teacher supported from the fees of the pupils and £34 from the parish the average attendance about 70. |
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EAST MILLRIG |
East Millrig
East Millrig
East Millrig
East Millrig
East Millrig |
Mr Andrew Boa, Factor
Revd [Reverend] Mr Scott
Mr John Black
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
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039.10 |
A farmsteading dwelling house two storeys, and slated, offices one and thatched all in good repair. Property of Elliot Lockhart Esq |
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HAW BURN |
Haw Burn
Haw Burn
Haw Burn |
Mr Andrew Boa, Factor
Revd [Reverend] Mr Scott
Mr John Black |
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A small stream which rises on the S. E. side of Tinto, and after a short course joins Garf Water near West Millrig. |
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WEST MILLRIG |
West Millrig
West Millrig
West Millrig
West Millrig
West Millrig |
Mr Andrew Boa, Factor
Revd [Reverend] Mr Scott
Mr John Black
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
039.10 |
A large farmsteading, dwelling house two storeys, slated, offices one, partly slated and thatched, all in good repair. Property of E. Lockhart Esq |
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CASTLEDYKES |
Castledykes
Castledykes
Castledykes
Castledykes
Castledykes |
Robert McQueen Esq
Revd [Reverend] Mr Scott
Mr John Black
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
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A slated cottage with smithy attached in good repair. Property of Robert McQueen Esq |
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GALLOW BURNFOOT |
Gallow Burnfoot
Gallow Burnfoot
Gallow Burnfoot
Burnfoot
Burnfoot |
Mr Andrew Boa Factor
Revd [Reverend] Mr Scott
Mr John Black
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
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039.10 |
A thatched cothouse in bad repair. Property of Elliot Lockhart Esq |
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GARF WATER |
Garf Water
Garf Water
Garf Water
Garf Water
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Mr Andrew Boa Factor
Revd [Reverend] Mr Scott
Mr John Black
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
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A large stream which rises on the West boundary of the ph [parish] and after a course of about 5 miles joins the Clyde. For the last two miles of its course it forms the boundary between Wiston and Roberton |
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WEST BURN |
West Burn
West Burn
West Burn |
Mr Andrew Boa, Factor
Revd [Reverend] Mr Scott
Mr John Black |
039.10 |
A small stream which rises on the S. of Tinto an joins the Garf Water near Wiston Village. |
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CHURCH [Wiston] |
Church
Church
Church
Church
Kirk
Kirk |
Mr Andrew Boa, Factor
Revd [Reverend] Mr Scott
Mr John Black
Statistical Account
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
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A plain building seated for about 360. Ministers salary £191 and one chalder of meal with a Glebe worth £40; this has been the parish church for Wiston and Roberton since there union in 1772. |
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MANSE [parish, Wiston] |
Manse
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Manse
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Manse |
Mr Andrew Boa Factor
Revd [Reverend] Mr Scott
Mr John Black
Statistical Acct [Account]
Jounston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
039.10 |
A two storey house slated and in good repair Property of the Heritors of the ph [parish] |
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WISTON PLACE |
Wiston Place
Wiston Place
Wiston Place
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Place |
Mr Andrew Boa, Factor
Revd [Reverend] Mr Scott
Mr John Black
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
039.10 |
A new farmsteading dwelling house two storeys, offices one all slated and in good repair.
Property of E Lockhart Esq |
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CHESTERHALL |
Chesterhall
Chesterhall
Chesterhall
Chesterhall
Chesterhall |
Mr. Andrew Boa. Factor
Rev. Mr. Scott
Mr. John Black
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
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A large farmsteading dwelling house two storeys offices one and two all slated and in good repair. Property of E. Lockhart Esq. |
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HARDINGTON MAINS |
Hardington Mains
Hardington Mains
Hardington Mains
Hardinton
Hardington |
Robert Mc Queen Esqr.[ Esquire]
Revd. [Reverend] Mr Scott
Mr John Black#
Johnson's county Map Cated 1815
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A large farmsteading dwelling house two storeys & slated, offices one partly slated & partly thatched all in good repair. Property of Robert Mc Queen Esqr.[Esquire]. |
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LANIMER BURN |
Lanaimer Burn
Lani,er Burn
Lanimer burn
Landymoor Burrrn Landymoor Burn |
Mr Andrew Boa, Factor
Revd. [Reverend] Mr Scott
Mr John Black
Hoston;s County Map dated 1815
Forrest's County Map |
039.11 |
This Streasm rises on the e.[east] slope of Tinot at the hed of a deep ravine called 'The Dimple;and flows in an easterly direction formignthe boundary between the phs [parishes] of Symington & Wiston for the whole length of its course,it joins the Garf Water near the junction of that stream with the river Clyde. |
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Suicides' Graves For authorities per See Name Book for - Carmichael Parish - |
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HOWGATE HILL |
Howgate Hill
Howgate Hill
Howgate Hill |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Scott
T.R.Scott Esq
Mr John Black |
039.05 |
A third class hill in the Tinto range lying to the wes[t] [of] Howgate Mouth |
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HOWGATE MOUTH |
Howgate Mouth
Howgate Mouth
Howgate Mouth
Mowgate Mouth
Howgate Mouth |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Scott
T.R.Scott Esq Mr John Black
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
039.05 |
A cleft or opening between Tinto End & Howgate Hill through which the parish road runs between Wiston & Lanark. The name (Howgate Mouth) is very descriptive of the locality as How or Howe signifies hollow in the Scottish dialect ie the How or HollowGate |
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TINTO END |
Tinto End
Tinto End
Tinto End |
Revd [Reverend]
Mr Scott
T.R.Scott Esq
Mr John Black; |
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A third Class hill; the western extremity of the Tinto range hence its name |
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MUIRHEAD |
Muirhead
Muirhead
Muirhead
Muirhead
Muirhead
Muirhead |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Scott
Mr J. Core
Mr John Black
T. R. Scott Esqr
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
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A small sheep farmsteading one storey in height , thatched and in poor repair property of Earl of Home |
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SORNFALLA |
Sornfalla
Sornfalla
Sornfalla
Sorn Falla
Sorn Falla |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Scott
T.R. Scott Esq
Mr John Black
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
039.05 |
A large farmsteading one storey in height slated and in a first class condition . The threshing macine is propelled by water and the strength of which is about 6 horsepower Earl of Home proprietor |
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STAR BURN |
Star Burn
Star Burn
Star Burn |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Scott
Mr J. Core
Mr John Black |
039.13 |
A samll stram which rises in the centre of the parish and after a course of about 3/4 of a mile it falls into Roberton Burn. |
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DINGLE BURN |
Dingle Burn
Dingle Burn
Dingle Burn |
T.R. Scott Esq
Revd [Reverend] R. Scott
Mr James Black |
039.14 |
A small rapid stream which takes its rise from springs near the summit of Dungavel Hill, and after a course of nearly a mile falls into the River Clyde |
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HARDINGTON HOUSE |
Hardington House
Hardington House
Hardington House
Hardington House
Hardington Place
Hardington Place |
Robert McQueen Esq
Revd [Reverend] R. Scott
Mr James Black
Statistical Account
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
039.14 |
A plain manorial mansion in the Italian Style, two storeys and sunk flat in excellent reapir.
Property of Robert Mc Queen Esq |
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DINGLEBURN |
Dingleburn
Dingleburn
Dingleburn
Dingleburn
Dingleburn |
Robert McQueen Esq
Revd [Reverend] R. Scott
Mr James Black
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
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Two cothouses thatched and in good repair. Property of Robert McQueen Esq |
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OLD LONGWELL |
Old Longwel
Old Longwell
Old Longwell |
T.R. Scott Esq
Revd [Reverend] R. Scott
Mr James Black |
039.14 |
A small cothouse, a part of which is used as a joiner's shop, all thatched and in bad repair. Property of the Earl of Home |
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SHILLAWHEAD |
Shillawhead
Shillawhead
Shillawhead
Skellyhead
Skellyhead |
Robert Mc Queen Esq
Revd [Reverend] R. Scott
Mr James Black
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
039.14 |
A small farmsteading, one storey, thatched and in good repair. Property of Robert McQueen Esq. |
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BURNSIDE |
Burnside
Burnside
Burnside |
T. R. Scott Esq
Revd [Reverend] R. Scott
Mr.James Black |
038.16 |
A small thatched cothouse, property of Earl of Home. |
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BODDINGLEE |
Boddinglee
Boddinglee
Boddinglee
Boddinlee
Boddinlee |
T. R. Scott Esq
Revd [Reverend] R. Scott
Mr.James Black
Forrest's County Map dated 1816
Johnston's County Map |
038.16 |
Farmstead, thatched and slated, one storey, property of Earl of Home |
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BODDINGLEE LAW |
Boddinglee Law
Boddingle Law
Boddinglee Law |
T. R. Scott
Revd. [Reverend] R. Scott
Mr James Black |
038.15 |
A round [Scored out] flat ride producing heathy [?r?] property of the Earl of Home. |
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DUNEATONFOOT BRIDGE |
Duneatonfoot Bridge
Duneatonfoot Bridge
Duneatonfoot Bridge |
T. R. Scott Esq
Revd [Reverend] R. Scott
Mr.James Black |
043.09 |
A stone bridge, county, two arches, built over Duneaton Water at its junction with the Clyde |
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EWE HILL |
Ewe Hill
Ewe Hill
Ewe Hill
Ewe Hill
Ewe Hill |
T. R. Scott Esq
Revd [Reverend] R. Scott
Mr James Black
Forrest's County Map
Johnston's county Map dated 1816 |
038.12 |
A heathy ridge, conspicuous but not high. Property of Earl of Home. |
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FALLSIDE |
Fallside
Fallside
Fallside
Fallside
Fallside |
T. R. Scott Esq
Revd [Reverend] R. Scott;
Mr James Black
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
038.16 |
Farmstead slated and thatched in old. Property of Earl of Home |
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MILKING BURN |
Milking Burn
Milking Burn
Milking Burn
Milking Burn
Milking Burn |
T. R. Scott Esqr
Revd [Reverend] R. Scott
Mr James Black
Forrest's County Map dated 1816
Johnston's County Map |
38.15 38.16 |
A stream which rises near the mutual boundary of Douglas & Wiston and after a short course falls into Roberton Burn at near Burnside. |
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BOTTOM BURN |
Bottom Burn
Botttom Burn
Bottom Burn |
Revd [Reverend] Mr. Scott
T.R.Scott Esq
Mr. John Black |
039.09 |
A small stream which rises at the base of the Tinto Hills near the farm of Greenhill and after a course of about of a mile falls into Garf Water. |
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HASHY BURN |
Hashy Burn
Hashy Burn
Hashy Burn |
Revd [Reverend] Mr. Scott
T.R.Scott Esq Mr. John Black |
38.11 ; 38.15 |
A small stream rises in Douglas and after a short course of about 1/2 a mile joins Millrig Burn |
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KIRK BURN |
Kirk Burn
Kirk Burn
Kirk Burn |
Revd [Reverend] Mr. Scott
T.R.Scott Esq
Mr. John Black |
38.15 ; 38.16 |
A small stream which for a short distance for[ms] the boundary between Douglas & Wiston. After a short course of about 1 1/4 miles it falls into the Roberton Burn |
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LITTLE GALLA |
Little Galla
Little Galla
Little Gallsa |
Revd [Reverend] Mr. Scott
T.R.Scott Esq
Mr. John Black |
038.12 |
A farmsteading with offices attached one storey slated and in good repair the property of the Earl of Home |
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BACKSTANE HILL |
Backstane Hill
Backstane Hill
Backstane Hill |
T. R Scott Esq
Revd [Reverend] Mr. Scott
Mr. John Black |
042.04; 042.08 |
A third class hill covered with heathy pasture |
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PILLMORE HILL |
Pillmore Hill
Pillmore Hill
Pillmore Hill |
T. R Scott Esq
Revd [Reverend] Mr. Scott
Mr. John Black |
042.04; 042.08 |
A third class hill covered with heathy pasture |
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WILDSHAW HILL |
Wildshaw Hill
Wildshaw Hill
Wildshaw Hill
Wildshaw Hill
Wildshaw Hill |
. R Scott Esq
Revd [Reverend] Mr. Scott
Mr. John Black
Johnston's County Map daed 1816
Forrest's County Map |
042.04 |
A small third class hill covered with heathy & rough pastures |
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CALEDONIAN RAILWAY |
Caledonian Railway
Caledonian Railway
Caledonian Railway
Caledonian Railway
Caledonian Railway |
T.R. Scott Esq
Revd [Reverend] R. Scott
Mr James Hamilton
Mr James Black
Johnston's County Map dated 1816 |
039.15 |
A portion of the Caledonian Railway between Glasgow and Carlisle, which runs through the parish for nearly two miles. There is one staion in the Parish. |
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DUNGAVEL HILL |
Dungavel Hill
Dungavel Hill
Dungavel Hill
Dungavel Hill
Dungavel Hill
Dungavel Hill
Dungavel Hill |
T.R. Scott Esq
Revd [Reverend] R. Scott
Mr. James Hamilton
Mr. James Black
Statistical Account
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
039.13 |
A second class hill of considerable elevation over which the boundary runs between the united parishes of Wiston & Roberton. It is abount 1800 feet above the level of the sea. |
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LAMINGTON STATION |
Lamington Station
Lamington Station
Lamington Station
Lamington Station |
T.R. Scott Esqr.
Rev.[Reverend] R Scott
Mr James Hamilton
Mr James Black |
39.15 |
A small station upon the Caledonian Railway, so called from being near the village of Lamington |
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LETHGILL |
Lethgill;
Lethgill;
Lethgill; |
T. R. Scott Esq.[Esquire];
Reverend Mr. Scott;
Mr. John Blackj; |
043.02 |
A collection of house built alng the T.P.[Turnpike] road from Glasgow to Carlisle they are one and two storeys all slateed and in good repair. Property of the heirs of the late J. Hewison Esq.[Esquire] |
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SCHOOL (Female) [nr Lethgill] |
Female School;
Female School;
Female School; |
T. R. Scott Esq.[Esquire]; Reverend Mr. Scott; Mr. John Black; |
043.02 |
A female school with a teacher's residence attached. It is one storey and salted. It carries a grant in aid from Government of £10 per annum which together with local contributions and the fees of the pupils makes a salary of £30. average of scho;ars about 35. |
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MILL BURN |
Mill Burn
Mill Burn
Mill Burn
Mill Burn;
Mill Burn; |
T. R. Scott Esq
Revd [Reverend] R. Scott
Mr James Black
Forrest's County Map dated 1816
Johnston's County Map |
042.03; 042.04 |
A stream which rises at the junction point of Crawfordjohn, Douglas & Wiston Phs[Parishes] and forms the natural boundary of Wiston & Douglas in its entire course which terminates in the Duneaton Water. |
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ROBERTON LAW |
Roberton Law
Roberton Law
Roberton Law
Roberton Law
Roberton Law |
T. R. Scott Esq
Revd [Reverend] R. Scott
Mr James Black
Forrest's County Map dated 1816
Johnston's County Map |
042.04 |
A round conspicuous heathy hill, property of the Earl of Home; |
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HARTEN HILL |
Harten Hill
Harten Hill
Harten Hill
Harten Hill
Harten Hill |
T. R. Scott Esqr
Revd [Reverend] R. Scott
Mr James Black
Forrest's county Map dated 1816
Johnston's County Map |
043.05 |
A long high, heathy ridge, extends 2 chains across the S[South] of the Ph[Parish]. The ascent on the W[West] side is steep. Property of the Earl of Home; |
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LETHGILL BURN |
Lethgill Burn
Lethgill Burn
Lethgill Burn
Lethgill Burn
Lethgill Burn |
C. Hewison Esqr
T. R. Scott Esqr
Mr James Black
Forrest's County Map dated 1816
Johnston's County Map |
043.01; 043.02 |
A stream which rises in Wiston Ph[Parish] and after a course of about 2 miles falls into River Clyde near Roberton village. It is pronounced Ladygill. |
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LITTLE LAW |
Little Law
Little Law
Little Law |
T.R. Scott Esq
Revd [Reverend] R. Scott
Mr James Black |
043.01 |
A heathy hill, conspicuous but of slight elevation. There is a large freestone quarry near the summit. Property of the Earl of Home. |
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KILPOTLEES |
Kilpotlees
Kilpotlees
Kilpotlees
Killpotlees
Killpotlees |
T. R. Scott Esqr
Revd [Reverend] Mr. Scott
Mr. John Black
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
043.01 |
A farmsteading 1 storey, slated in good repair property of the Earl of Home. |
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LONGWELL |
Longwell
Longwell
Longwell
Langwall
Langwall |
T.R. Scott Esqr
Revd [Reverend] Mr. Scott
Mr John Black
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
043.02 |
A farmsteading 1 storey, slated in good repair, property of the Earl of Home. |
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MEADOWHEAD |
Meadowhead
Meadowhead
Meadowhead
Meadowhead
Meadowhead |
T. R. Scott Esqr
Revd [Reverend] Mr Scott
Mr John Black
Johnston's County Map of 1816
Forrest's County Map |
043.02 |
A farmsteading 1 storey, thatched in bad repair property of the Earl of Home; |
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ROBERTON |
Roberton
Roberton
Roberton
Roberton
Roberton
Roberton |
T.R. Scott Esqr
Revd [Reverend] Mr. Scott
Mr. John Black
Statistical Account
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
043.01; 043.02 |
A small village with a rural population of about 250 irregularly built along the Roberton Burn. The houses are mostly 1 storey, thatched and in tolerable repair. It contains a U.P. Church & Manse, a public house, a Parish School which latter has been retained. But the Parish Church which has become disused on the union of Wiston and Roberton in the year 1772 is now entirely removed. Property of the Earl of Home |
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MANSE [U.P., Roberton] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
T. R. Scott Esq
Revd [Reverend] Mr. Scott
Mr John Black |
043.01 |
A dwelling house, 2 storeys, slated, in good repair, residence of the U.P. minister, property of the congregation. |
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OLD MANSE [Roberton] |
Old Manse
Old Manse
Old Manse |
T. R. Scott Esqr
Revd [Reverend] Mr. Scott
Mr John Black |
043.02 |
A dwelling house, 2 storeys, slated, in bad repair, formerly the residence of the minister of Roberton and now the property of the minister of Wiston and Roberton together with 16 acres of glebe land attached. |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [Roberton] |
U.P.Church
U.P.Church
U.P. Church |
T. R. Scott Esq
Revd [Reverend] Mr. Scott
Mr John Black |
043.01 |
A plain building in good repair containing 400 sittings. Erected in 1808. |
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SCHOOL [Roberton] |
School
School
School |
T. R. Scott Esq
Revd [Reverend] R. Scott
Mr. John Black |
043.02 |
A slated building , i storey , with teacher's residence attached , who has the legal accommodation of a parish schoolmaster. his salary is derived from the fees of the pupils, together with the government grant (Total £34 per annum) Average number of is male 35 female 20 total 55. The rudimentary branches of education are taught. |
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CASTLE DYKES |
Castle Dykes
Castle Dykes
Castle Dykes |
T. R. Scott Esq
Revd [Reverend] R. Scott
Mr. John Black |
043.1; 043.02 |
The name applies to an entrenchment or camp of an irregular oval shape situated in Roberton village. It would appear from its shape not to belong to the Roman period but no information can be obtained respecting it , nor is their(sic) any tradition of a castle ever having stood near it. |
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T.P. [Roberton] |
Roberton T.P.
Roberton T.P
Roberton T.P. |
T. R. Scott Esqr
Revd [Reverend] R. Scott
Mr. John Black |
043.02 |
A dwelling house , i storey slated in good repair, full rates levied, property of the Road Trustees. |
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HEADS (In Ruins) |
Heads
Heads
Heads
Heads
Heads
Heads |
T. R. Scott Esq
Revd [Reverend] R. Scott
Mr. John Black Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map; |
043.02 |
The ruins of a cothouse the property of the Earl of Home |
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NEWMILLS |
Newmills
Newmills
Newmills
Newmills
Newmills |
T. R. Scott Esq
Revd [Reverend] R. Scott
Mr. John Black Johnston's County Map dated 1816 Forrest's County Map |
043.02 |
3 cottages all one storey, thatched and in good repair, property of the heirs of the late J. Hewison Esq |
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ROBERTON BURN |
Roberton Burn
Roberton Burn
Roberton Burn
Roberton Burn
Roberton Burn |
T. R. Scott Esq
Revd [Reverend] R. Scott
Mr. John Black;
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
038.16; 039.13 |
Rises in the Parish of Douglas and enters the western By[boundary] of Wiston through which parish it flows in an easterly direction for about 4 milesto its junction with the River Clyde near Roberton village.(It receives the name of Standing Burn in Douglas Parish) |
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HILLEND |
Hillend
Hillend
Hillend
Hillend
Hillend |
T. R. Scott Esq
Revd [Reverend] R. Scott
Mr. James Black
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
043.05 |
A large farmsteading all slated and in good repair. Property of the heirs of the late R. hewison Esq.[Esquire] |
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MOTE [antiquity] |
Mote
Mote
Mote |
T. R. Scott Esq
Revd [Reverend] R. Scott
Mr. James Black |
043.05 |
A small artificial mound of the shape of a horse shoe. There is a tradition of a castle having stood in the immediate vicinity, butof which the site nor no other information can be obtained. It is probable it may have formed a portion of the earthworks of that building |
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MOTE [farm] |
Mote
Mote
Mote
Mote
Mote |
T. R. Scott Esq
Revd [Reverend] R. Scott
Mr. James Black
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
043.05 |
A large farmsteading all in one story, partly slated and in good repair. Property of the Earl of Home. |
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BRIDGE-END |
Clyde's Bridge-end
Clyde's Bridge-end
Clyde's Bridge-end |
J. R. Scott Esq
Revd [Reverend] R. Scott
Mr. James Black |
043.05 |
A few thatched cottages erected on each side of Clyde Bridge-in bad repair. |
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CLYDE BRIDGE |
Clyde's Bridge
Clyde's Bridge
Clyde's Bridge
Clyde's Bridge
Clyde's Bridge |
J. R. Scott Esq
Revd [Reverend] R. Scott
Mr. James Black
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
043.05 |
A strong stone county bridge of three arches in good repair, & built over the River Clyde |
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DUNEATONFOOT |
Duneatonfoot
Duneatonfoot
Duneatonfoot
Duneatonfoot |
J. R. Scott Esq
Revd [Reverend] R. Scott
Mr. James Black
Forrest's County Map dated 1816 |
043.09 |
Small farmstead and cothouse, both thatched and in indifferent repair property of Earl of Home; |
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QUARRYHOLE |
Quarryhole
Quarryhole
Quarryhole
Quarryhole
Quarryhole |
J. R. Scott Esq
Revd [Reverend] R. Scott
Mr. James Black
Forrest's County Map dated 1816
Johnston's County Map |
043.05 |
Small thatched farmstead in indifferent repair property of Earl of Home |
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DUNEATON WATER |
Duneaton Water
Duneaton Water
Duneaton Water
Duneaton Water
Duneaton Water |
J. R. Scott Esqr
Revd [Reverend] R. Scott
Mr. J. Black
Forrest's County Map dated 1816
Johnston's County Map |
043.09 |
This stream forms a portion of the southern boundary of Wiston Ph[Parish] from its junction with River Clyde to its union with Mill Burn |
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MIDDENCOTS |
Middencots
Middencots
Middencots
Midden Cots
Midden Cots |
J. R. Scott Esqr
Revd [Reverend] R. Scott
Mr. J. Black
Forrest's County Map dated 1816
Johnston's County Map |
043.09 |
Farmsteading in good repair, slated, one storey -property of Earl of Home |
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RIVER CLYDE |
River Clyde
River Clyde
River Clyde
River Clyde
River Clyde |
J. R. Scott Esqr
Revd [Reverend] R. Scott
Mr. J. Black Forrest's County Map dated 1816
Johnston's County Map |
043.05; 043.09 |
River Clyde forms the bouary between Wiston & Lamington except a small portion where it enters the Ph[Parish] of Wiston near the village of Lamington. Its direction in this part of its course is nearly due N[North] |
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RAM'S HORN POOL |
Ram's Horn Pool
Ram's Horn Pool
Ram's Horn Pool |
T. R. Scott Esq
Revd [Reverend] R. Scott
Mr. John Black |
043.05 |
A deep pool in the River Clyde a few chains S.W. of Clyde Bridge.- The origin of an unusual name is not known. |
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Name Book of the Parish of Wiston and Roberton
County of Lanark |
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[The Index is laid out in four columns[
INDEX
NAME -- PAGE
Backstane Hill -- 26
Boddinglee -- 23
Boddinglee Law -- 23
Bottom Burn -- 25
Bridge-end -- 39
Burnhead -- 9
Burnhouse -- 9
Burnside -- 23
Caledonian Railway -- 27
Camp -- 10
Castle Dykes -- 35
Castledykes -- 15
Chesterhall -- 17
Church (Parish) -- 16
Clyde Bridge -- 39
Dingle Burn -- 21
Dingleburn -- 22
Duneatonfoot Bridge -- 23
Duneatonfoot -- 39
Duneaton Water -- 40
Dungavel Hill -- 27
Eastfield -- 7
East Millrig -- 14
Ewe Hill -- 24
Fallside -- 24
Gallow Burn -- 13
Gallow Burnfoot -- 15
Garf Water -- 15
Green Hil l-- 10
Greenhill -- 9
Hardington House -- 21
Hardington Mains -- 17
Harten Hill -- 30
Hashy Burn -- 25
Haw Burn -- 14
Heads (in ruins) -- 36
Heatherhall -- 6
Hillend -- 37
Howgate Hill -- 19
Howgate Mouth -- 19
Kilpotlees -- 31
Kirk Burn -- 25
Lamington Station -- 27
Lanimer Burn -- 17
Lethgill -- 28
Lethgill Burn -- 30
Lintmill Knowes -- 11
Little Law --3 0
Little Galla -- 25
Longwell -- 31
Manse (Parish) -- 16
Manse -- 33
Marchlands -- 12
Meadowhead -- 31
Meadowfoot -- 7
Middencots -- 40
Mill Burn -- 29
Milking Burn -- 24
Mote -- 37
Mote -- 37
Muirhead -- 20
Newmill -- 36
Newton -- 10
Newton T.P.(check) -- 11
Old Lngwell -- 22
Old Manse -- 33
Pap Craig -- 6
Pillmore Hill -- 26
Post Office -- 12
Quarryhole -- 39 |
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INDEX(Continued)
NAME -- PAGE
Rickatknowe -- 7
River Clyde -- 40
Roberton -- 32
Roberton Burn -- 36
Roberton Law -- 29
Ram's Horn Pool -- 41
School(Parish) -- 13
School(Parish) -- 34
School(Female) -- 28
Shillaw Head -- 22
Sornfalla -- 20
Star Burn -- 20
The Dimple -- 4
Tinto -- 3
Tinto End -- 19
Tinto Hills -- 6
Toddingill How -- 4
Tinto Cairn --5
U F Church -- 33
Wallace's Seat -- 5
West Burn -- 15
West Millrig -- 14
Wildshaw Hill --26
Wiston -- 11
Wiston Mains -- 12
Wiston Place -- 16
Wiston and Roberton Parish -- 1 |
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