OS1/11/13/42
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CURRIEHILL | Mr. R. Palmer Schoolmaster Currie Mr. Scott Lymphoy |
005 | A handsome mansion built in the English style of architecture and beatifully situated on an elevated situation there are suitable offices a thrashing machine and a large garden attached. It is the country residence of Joh Marshall Esq. Advocate. |
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Collected by c/a John McDiarmid 7th Feby [February] 1852Parish of Currie
Plan 5D Trace 6
A Mansion
The offices attached to this mansion are erected on the site of "Currie Hill Castle". Two small portions of the walls of the old castle still exist and form a part of the walls of the barn.
Currie Hill Castle is said to have been a place of considerable importance in the time of Queen Mary
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"The offices attached to this mansion are erect4ed on the site of "Currie Hill Castle". Two small portions of the walls of the old castle still exist and form a part of the walls of the barn.Currie Hill Castle is said to have been a place of considerable importance in the time of Queen Mary". This section is attributed to James, Cap[tain] R[oyal] E[ngineers] 3rd April 1852.
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