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[page]1 PARISH OF COCKPEN PLAN 13A INDEX
Parish of Cockpen -- 3
Bonnyrigg T.P. -- 7
Bonnyrigg -- 5
Burnhead -- 8
Burnbrae -- 12
Butterfield Bridge -- 18
Butterfield -- 23
Brewers Bush -- 23
Cockpen Bridge -- 15
Cockpen Church -- 16
Cockpen -- 17
Cockpen (site of) -- 17
Castle Quarry (Sandstone) -- 20
Church (Ruins of) -- 22
Castle Dean Wood -- 24
Castle Dean Burn -- 24
Dobie's Knowe -- 5
Durham Bank -- 7
Dalhousie Grange -- 13
Dalhousie Burn -- 13
Dalhousie -- 13
Dalhousie T.P. -- 14
Deeflawhill -- 15
Dalhousie Bridge -- 18
Dalhousie Castle ( 12 Century) -- 21
North British Railway Hawick Branch -- 5
Free Church -- 6
Gowkshill -- 19
Hopefield -- 9
Long Muir -- 8
Molehall -- 26
Manse -- 12
Miredale -2 7
Millholm -- 25
Newtonloan T.P. -- 19
Newland Cottage -- 27
Newtonloan -- 19
Old Manse -- 23
Parish School -- 9
Pyslonholm Spinning Mill Hemp & Flax -- 24
Parsons Pool -- 27
Parsons Pool Bridge -- 10
Polton Hall -- 1
Polton South Mains -- 11
Paddiehall -- 20
Prestonholm -- 25
Rose Cottages -- 25
Red Row -- 18
School (Free Church) -- 6
Silver Haugh -- 15
Stirling Mains -- 9
The Kings Gate -- 12
Subscription School -- 7 |
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[page]3 Parish of Cockpen
Parish of Cockpen -- Parish of Cockpen -- Parish of Cockpen -- Stat.Acct. [Statistical Account]1845. -- See Name Book 7C. -- Nearly in the centre of the Co.[County] of Edinburgh -- See descript [descriptive] Remarks in Name Book of Plan 7. C |
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BONNYRIGG |
Bonnyrigg
Bonnyrigg
Bonnyrigg
Bonnyrigg
Bonny Rig
Bonny Rig
Bonny Rig
Bonny Rig
Bonnyrigg
Bannoc Rig
Bonny Rig
Bonnyrigg
Bonnyrig |
Mr. Leack
Mr. Hume
Mr. Johnston
Mr. McGregor
I. Lamb
Mr. Mitchell
Mr. Kannaway
T. Ritchie
Stat.Acct.[Statistical
Account] 1845
Co.[County] Map
Map of Roads
P.O.Directory
Fullartons Gazetteer |
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A small village in the parish of Cockpen occupd. [occupied]chiefly by trades:men & Agricultural labourers it contains a Free Church and two schools, it is nearly all feued of the estate of Polton the property of Mr. Durham |
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NORTH BRITISH RAILWAY (Hawick Branch) |
North British Railway (Hawick Branch)
Edinburgh and Hawick |
Mr. Renwick
Mr. Paxton |
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A branch line of Railway branch; of the N. British Railway near Niddry Statn.[Station] & leading to Hawick |
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[Page] 5 Parish of Cockpen
51 -- North British Railway -- Passing the W.[West] side of Newton Grange
54 -- Bonnyrigg -- About 1 1/2 Miles W. by N. [West by North] of Newton Grange
53 -- Dobie's Knowe -- Dobie's Knowe -- Dobie's Knowe -- Dobie's Knowe -- Mr. Mitchell -- Mr. Kannaway -- About 1 7/8 Miles W. by N. [West by North] of Newton Grange village |
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Spelling of Bonyrigg scored out and replaced by Bonnyrigg with arrow pointing to P. O.[Post Office] Directory
Names of first four authorities for spelling were originally written at the bottom of the page but scored out and written above.
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FREE CHURCH [Bonnyrigg] |
Free Church
Free Church |
R. Kennaway
Mr. Mitchell |
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A plain building in the village of Bonny Rig erected by subscription & a grant from the Sustentation Fund, it can accomodate a congregation of about 600, the Ministers stipend is £120 per annum, with Manse and Garden |
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SCHOOL (Free Church) [Bonnyrigg] |
School
School |
Mr. Mitchell
R Kannaway |
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A school in the village of Bonny Rig erected by Subscription & a grant from the Sustentation Fund, The schoolmaster receiving £35 & the Schoolmistress £25 p Annum, the average number of scholars is about 140 |
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[page]6 Parish of Cockpen
53 -- Free Church -- In the village of Bonny Rig
53 -- School (Free Church) -- In the village of Bonny Rig |
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BONNYRIGG T.P. |
Bonny Rig Toll Bar
Bonny Rig Toll Bar |
I. Lamb
Mr. Mitchell
T. Ritchie |
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A toll bar in the village of Bonny Rig on the road from Dalkeith to Rosewell, attached is the Toll Keepers dwelling house |
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DURHAM BANK |
Durham Bank
Durham Bank |
Mr. Mitchell
R. Kannaway |
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A dwelling house with offices attach.[attached] the property of Capt.[Captain] Peacock |
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SUBSCRIPTION SCHOOL [Bonnyrigg] |
School
School
Subscription School |
Mr. Mitchell
R.Kannaway
Mr. Johnston
Mr. Hume
Mr. McGregor &
Mr. Leack |
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A school in the village of Bonny Rig erected by a subscription of the inhabitants, the Schoolmaster does not receive an Annual Salary being dependent only on the Fees. |
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[page] 7 Parish of Cockpen
Bonny Rig Toll Bar -- [ Note under spellings:] See spelling in page 6 -- In the village of Bonny Rig
Durham Bank -- At the S.E. [South East] end of the village of Bonny Rig
School -- In the village of Bonny Rig
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BURNHEAD |
Burnhead
Burnhead
Burnhead |
R. Kannaway
Mr. Mitchell
Co.[County]Map |
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A large house & offices with about 13 acres of land attached. Mr. Kannaway is the proprietor of the house and Mr. Durham is the proprietor of the land. |
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LONGMUIR |
Longmuir
Longmuir
Longmuir |
Mr. Hume
Mr. Johnston
Mr. MacGreggor |
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A small farmhouse and offices feued off of the Polton estate, with a small [rented?] farm attached, the property of Mrs. Durham. Occupier Mr. Hunt. |
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[page]8 Parish of Cockpen
55 -- Burnhead -- At the S. [South] West end of the village of Bonny Rig
Longmuir -- At the S.W. [South West] end of the village of Bonny Rig |
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HOPEFIELD |
Hopefield Hopefield |
County Map Map of Road |
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A good farm house and offices with a farm of land attached the property of Mrs Durham |
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PARISH SCHOOL [Newton Grange] |
Parsonspool School. School Parochial School |
Mr Mitchell R. Hannaway County Map 1847 Statistical Account 1845 |
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A parish school built by the heritors, the Schoolmaster's Salary is £34-4-4 1/2 with the School fees.The average number of Scholars may be taken at about 90. |
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STIRLING MAINS |
Stirling Mains |
Mr Mitchel R. Hannaway |
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A row of four small dwelling houses the property of Mrs Durham of Polton. |
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PARSONSPOOL BRIDGE |
Parsons Pool Bridge
Parsons Pool Bridge |
Mr. Mitchell
Mr.Kennaway of Newton Grange
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Wilkinson |
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[Situation] About 1 Mile W [West] of Newton Grange A stone built county bridge of one arch over Parsons Pool Burn on the road from Bonny Rig to Clarks Mill. there is a tradition that a Minister or Parson met with an accident here on crossing the burn which is said to have given rise to the name. |
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RED ROW |
Red Row
Red Row
Red Raw |
W. Rutherford
J. Davidson
Co. [County] Map |
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[Situation] S. [South] end of Bonnyrigg. A row of houses at the S. [South] West end of Bonny Rig roofed with red tiles and the property of Mrs. Durham |
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POLTON HALL |
Polton Hall
Polton Hall
Polton Hall |
Mr Mitchell
R. Kannaway
Co. [County] Map |
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[Situation] About 36 Chains S.W. [South West] of Bonny Rig.
An unconnected row of houses on the west side of the road from Bonny Rig to Red Well, they are feus from the estate of Mrs Durham of Polton. |
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POLTON SOUTH MAINS |
Polton South Mains
Polton South Mains
Polton South Mains |
Alexander Macgreggor
Mr Hume
Mr Johnston |
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[Situation] About 5/8 mile S. [South] of Bonny Rig.
A pretty good farm house and offices with about 70 acres of Arable land attached the property of Mrs Durham occupier Mr Macgreggor. |
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THE KING'S GATE |
The King's Gate
The King's Gate |
J. Stobbs
Mr Paxton |
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[Situation] About 5/8 mile N.W. by W. [North West by West] of Newton Grange.
An archway erected in 1822 and intended for King George 4th to pass thro' [through] on his visit to Newbattle Abbey. |
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MANSE [Newton Grange] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
J. Haig
Rev [Reverend] Mr Wright
Co. [County] Map |
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[Situation] About 1 mile W.S.W. [West South West] of Newton Grange.
A neat built manse with offices and ornamental ground attached the residence of Mr Wright the minister of the Parish |
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BURNBRAE |
Burnbrae
Burnbrae
Burnbrae |
Mr Arnot
J. Haig
Earl of Dalhousie p. [per] Document to Mr Arnot |
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[Situation] About 7/8 mile S.W. by W. [South West by West] of Newton Grange.
A neat dwelling house with ornamental ground attachd [attached] the residence of Mr Arnot the property of the Earl of Dalhousie |
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DALHOUSIE GRANGE |
Dalhousie Grange
Dalhousie Grange
Dalhousie Grange |
Mr Arnot
J. Haig
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[Situation] About 1 mile W.S.W. [West South West] of Newton Grange.
A well built house with ornamental ground etc attatchd [attached] the residence of Mr Wright & the property of the Earl of Dalhousie |
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DALHOUSIE BURN |
Dalhousie Burn
Dalhousie Burn |
J. Haig
J Barclay |
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[Situation] Passing the E [East] Side of Cockpen Church.
A small stream rung [running] thro [through] Dalhousie farm in a N.E. [North East] direction into the River South Esk below Silver Haugh |
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DALHOUSIE |
Dalhousie
Dalhousie
Dalhousie
Dalhousie |
J. Haig
J Barclay
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[Situation] About 1 5/8 miles S.W. by W. [South West by West] of Newton Grange.
A farm house with offices & a farm of land attachd [attached] occupd [occupied] by Mr Church and the property of the Earl of Dalhousie. |
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DALHOUSIE MAINS |
Dalhousie Mains |
W. Renwick
W. Paxton |
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A large farmhouse with offices and a farm of land attachd [attached] the property of the Earl of Dalhousie. |
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DALHOUSIE STATION |
Dalhousie Railway Station |
W. Renwick
W. Paxton |
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A small neat stone buildg [building] erected for a Station House on the Edinb [Edinburgh] & Hawick line of Railway. |
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DALHOUSIE T.P. |
Dalhousie Toll Bar |
W. Renwick
W. Paxton |
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A toll bar on a road leadg [leading] thro' [through] Dalhousie estate, attached is a small dwelling house for the Toll Keeper. |
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COCKPEN BRIDGE |
Cockpen Bridge
Cockpen Bridge |
Mr. Renwick
J. Haig |
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A small bridge of one arch on the road lead'g [leading] from Bonny Rig to Gowkshill, it was built at the expence of the County. |
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DEAFLAWHILL |
Deaflawhill
Deaflawhill
Deaflawhill |
Mr. Renwick
Mr. Paxton
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A row of four small dwell'g [dwelling] houses the property of the Earl of Dalhousie. |
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SILVER HAUGH |
Silver Haugh
Silver Haugh
Silver Haugh |
J. Haig
W. Renwick
Co. [County] Map |
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A small piece of ground on the estate of Dalhousei formerly used as a parade ground for the Militia. They were also paid upon the ground which gave rise to the name. |
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COCKPEN CHURCH |
Cockpen Church
Cockpen Church |
Revd. [Reverend] W. Wright
James Hays |
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A great stone edefice erected by the heritors of Cockpen Parish It is Seated for about 800 hearers. There is an appointed Minister who has a glebe and Manse convenient to the Church |
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COCKPEN [parish] |
Cockpen
Cockpen
Cockpen |
W. Renwick
J. Haig
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A farm house & offices with a farm of land attachd [attached] occupied by & the property of the Earl of Dalhouse. |
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COCKPEN HOUSE (Site of) |
Site of Cockpen
Site of Cockpen
Cockpen House |
W. Renwick
J. Hays
Co. [County] Map
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The site of a Mansion house the property of the Earl of Dalhousie no part of the building remains of the place where it stood is now under cultivation, a portion of sunk wall of a pump house is still pointed out as being in connection with it. The song " The Laird of Cockpen" was a composition made upon a former proprietor. |
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Parish of Cockpen
" The South Esk after leaving Dalhousie Castle passes close by the romantic place where Cockpen House stood, the mansion of the Laird of Cockpen abut a furlong to the east of Dalhousie Castle". Stat. [Statistical] Acct. [Account] 1845 |
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DALHOUSIE BRIDGE |
Dalhousie Bridge |
W. Renwick
J. Hays |
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[situation] About 3/4 mile S.W. [South West] of Newton Grange
A large bridge of three arches over the River Esk on the road from Bonny Rig to Gowkshill near Dalhousie Castle. |
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BUTLERFIELD BRIDGE |
Butlerfield Bridge |
W. Renwick
J. Hay's |
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[situation] About 3/4 mile S.S.W. [South South West] of Newton Grange
A small stone county Bridge over a Stream on the road leading from Bonny Rig to Gowkshill. |
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RED ROW |
Red Row
Red Row |
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R. Kannaway |
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[situation] About 1 mile S.E. [South East] by S. [South] of Newton Grange
A row of small dwelling houses tile roofed (red) hence the name they are the property of the Marquis of Lothian. |
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NEWTONLOAN T.P. |
Newtonloan Toll Bar
Newtonloan Toll Bar
Newtonloan Toll Bar |
J. Donaldson
George Murray
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[Situation] About 7/8 mile S. by E. [South by East] of Newton Grange.
A toll bar with a dwelling house for the toll Keeper on the Dalkeith & Stow road at the hamlet of Newtonloan |
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NEWTONLOAN |
Newtonloan
Newtonloan
Newtonloan |
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[Situation] About 7/8 mile S. by E. [South by East] of Newton Grange.
A hamlet on the road from Dalkeith to Stow consistg [consisting] of a few houses, it is the property of the Marquis of Lothian |
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GOWKSHILL |
Gowkshill
Gowkshill
Gowk's Hill |
W. Rutherford
S. Davidson
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[Situation] About 1 mile S.E. by S. [South East by South] of Newton Grange.
A farm house with offices & a farm of land attached occupied by J. Rob and the property of the Marquis of Lothian |
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PADDIEHALL |
Paddiehall
Paddiehall
Paddie Hall |
J. Donaldson
George Murray
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[Situation] About 1 Mile S.S.E. [South South East] of Newton Grange.
A small thatched dwelling on the farm of Gowkhill occup [occupied] by labourers |
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CASTLE QUARRY (Sandstone) |
Castle Quarry
Castle Quarry |
A. Main
J. Barclay |
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[Situation] About 3/4 Mile S.W. by S. [South West by South] of Newton Grange.
An old quarry near Dalhous [Dalhousie] Castle from which stones are taken when required for building about the Castle. |
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DALHOUSIE CASTLE |
Dalhousie Castle
Dalhousie Castle
Dalhousie Castle
Dalhousie Castle
Dalhousie Castle
Dalhousie Castle |
A. Main
J. Barclay
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Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] 1845
Sinclair's Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
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[Situation] About 7/8 mile S.W. [South West] of Newton Grange.
An ancient baronial residence on the west side of the River S. [South] Esk, it is surrounded by a neat & well wooded demesne and is the property of the Earl of Dalhousie. The buildg [building] is of a rectangular form and of superior construction. The outside wall of which is about 6 ft [feet] thick, at the N.W. [North West] corner stands the old tower or keep still kept in proper repair - Dalhousie Castle a venerable structure built in the twelfth century, and which a few years ago, received such additions and improvements by its eminent proprietor, the late Earl of Dalhousie as render a truly noble structure. Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] 1845. Dalhousie Castle Standing eight miles South-east of Edinburgh the property of the gallant Ramsays of Dalwollie has undergone many changes during the revolutions of Mid-Lothian Chalmers Caledonia vol. [volume] 2 p. [page] 572. "The castle of Dalhousie a building of great antiquity constructed in the old Scottish taste is pleasantly situated on the northern bank of the river which runs at a few yards distance from the foot of the walls. This castle was modernised by the late Earl of Dalhousie and has thereby lost much of its former venerable aspect" Sinclairs Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] vol. [volume] 2 p. [page] 318 |
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CHURCH (Ruins of) [Newton Grange] |
Church
Church |
J. Barclay
J. Haig |
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[Situation] About 3/4 mile S.S. [South South] West of Newton Grange.
This was formerly the parish church but was dismantled about the year 1826 and has since gone to decay. Mr Mitchell parochial Schoolmaster and several other intelligent authorities in the parish are of opinion that this church existed previous to 1688 and is either part of, or on the site of the Church which was in the parish in early Catholic times. Field Remarks Feb [February] 15, 1853 |
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DALHOUSIE AISLE |
Dalhousie Aisle
Dalhousie Aisle
Dalhousie Aisle |
Mr Hume
Mr Steel
Mr Mitchell |
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[Situation] 3/4 mile S.S.W. [South South West] of Newton Grange.
at the north end [of the Church] is the burying place of the Dalhousie family - commonly called Dalhousie Aisle. |
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MINISTERS' AISLE |
Ministers Aisle
Ministers Aisle
Ministers Aisle |
Mr Hume
Mr Steel
Mr Mitchell |
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[Situation] 3/4 mile South South West of Newton Grange.
Also at the north-east corner [of the Church] is a small vault in which the ministers of the Parish from time to time have been buried, and is called in the locality Ministers' Aisle. |
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BUTLERFIELD |
Butlerfield
Butlerfield |
J. Barclay
J. Haig |
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[Situation] About 3/4 mile S.S.W. [South South West] of Newton Grange.
A row of houses N.E. [North East] of Cockpen old church occupd [occupied] by labourers and the property of the Earl of Dalhousie. |
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BREWER'S BUSH |
Brewer's Bush
Brewer's Bush
Brewer's Bush |
J. Barclay
J. Haig
Co. [County] Map |
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[Situation] About 3/4 mile S. by W. [South by West] of Newton Grange.
A few houses said formerly to have been a Brewery a short distance from Butterfield & the property of the Earl of Dalhousie. |
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OLD MANSE |
Old Manse
Old Manse |
A. Main
J. Barclay |
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[Situation] About 7/8 mile S.S.W. [South South West] of Newton Grange.
Formerly the parish manse now the residence of Mr Main, Factor to the Earl of Dalhousie. |
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PRESTONHOLM SPINNING MILL (Hemp & Flax) |
Prestonholm Spinning Mill (Hemp & Flax)
Prestonholm Spinning Mill (Hemp & Flax)
Prestonholm Spinning Mill (Hemp & Flax) |
Mr Arnot
Mr Steel
Mr Mitchell |
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[Situation] In the village of Prestonholm.
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CASTLE DEAN WOOD |
Castle Dean Wood
Castle Dean Wood |
A. Main
J. Barclay |
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[Situation] About 1 mile S.W. [South West] of Newton Grange.
A plantation on the S.W. [South West] of Dalhousie Castle and the property of the Earl of Dalhousie. |
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CASTLE DEAN BURN |
Castle Dean Burn
Castle Dean Burn |
A. Main
J. Barclay |
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[Situation] Running into the [River] South Esk a little S. [South] of Dalhousie Castle.
A small stream running thro [through] Castle Dean Wood into the South Esk south of Dalhousie Castle. |
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MILLHOLM |
Millholm
Millholm
Millholm |
J. Craig
J. Barclay
Co. [County] Map |
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[Situation] About 1 1/8 mile S.W. by S. [South West by South] of Newton Grange.
A small dwelling house occupd [occupied] by J. Barclay, Wood Forester for the Earl of Dalhousie |
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PRESTONHOLM |
Prestonholm
Prestonholm
Prestonholm |
J. Craig
J. Barclay
Co. [County] Map |
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[Situation] About 1 1/4 miles S.S.W. ]South South West] of Newton Grange.
A small village very irregularly built about 1/2 mile South of Dalhousie Castle. The inhabitants are chiefly employed in a Hemp & Flax Spinning Mill at the north end of the village which is worked by both steam & water power |
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ROSE COTTAGES |
Rose Cottages
Rose Cottages
Rose Cottages |
Mr Hume
Mr Johnston
Mrs Thomson (proprietress) |
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[Situation] On the E. [East] Side of Bonnyrigg.
A row of neat Cottages one story [storey] in height occupied by respectable families and are the property of Mrs Thomson. |
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MOLEHALL |
Molehall
Molehall |
Mr Somerville
Mr Johnston |
013 |
[Situation] On the N. [North] side of Bonnyrigg.
A small Cottage in the village of Bonnyrigg, occupied by working people |
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NEWLAND COTTAGE |
Newland Cottage
Newland Cottage |
Mr Johnston
Mr Hume |
013 |
[Situation] In the village of Bonnyrigg.
A newly erected cottage in the village of Bonnyrigg, occupier and proprietor Mr Johnston. |
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MIREDALE |
Miredale
Miredale |
Mr Johnston
Mr Hume |
013 |
[Situation] East side of the village of Bonnyrigg.
A small row of houses near to the east side of Bonnyrigg Village, occupied by working men. |
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PARSONSPOOL |
Parsonspool
Parsonspool
Parsonspool |
Mr Johnston
Mr Mitchell (Schoolmaster}
Mrs Wilkison (proprietress) |
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[Situation] About 1/2 mile S.E. [South East] from Bonnyrigg.
A neat house two stories [storeys] in height with vegetable garden and a small park attached, fued by the occupier Mrs Wilkison from off the Dalhousie estate. |
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PARISH OF LASSWADE
PLAN 13A.
INDEX
Names of Objects -- Page
Harden Green -- 31
Eldendean -- 31
Whinnyrow -- 32
Parish of Lasswade -- 31 |
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HARDEN GREEN |
Harden Green
Harden Green
Harding Green
Hardingreen
Harden Green |
Mr Paxton
J. Hobbs
Co. [County] Map
Stat, Acct. [Statistical Account]
Map of Roads |
013 |
[Situation] About 7/8 mile N.W. [North West] of Newton Grange.
A farm house with offices & a large farm of land attached the residence & property of Mr Hay |
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LASSWADE |
Parish of Lasswade |
See Name Book 6.D. |
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[Situation] Near the centre of the Co. [County] of Edinburgh.
See Descript [Descriptive] Remarks in Name Book of Plan 6 D |
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ELDENDEAN |
Eldendean
Eldendean
Eldendean |
Mr Hume
Mr Seack
Mr Johnston |
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[Situation] Abt. [About] 25 Chains N. [North] of Bonnyrigg.
Two rows of houses on the estate of Polton convenient to the north end of Bonnyrigg. They are in pretty good repair and occupied by working people. |
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WHINNYROW |
Whinnyrow
Whinnyrow
Whinnyrow |
Mr Somerville
Mr Hume
Mr Johnston |
013 |
[Situation] About 10 chs [chains] N. [North] of Molehall.
A neat Cottage with an excellent vegetable and fruit garden attached. The property of Mr Somerville. |
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Parishof Newbattle 35
Bryans 42
Blackcot 45
Common Quarry (Sandstone) 47
Common 48
Dykekirk 47
Galladale Hill 40
Lothian Bridge 39
Lothian Bridge Inn 39
Lingerwood 45
Lingerwood Coal Pit 47
Millhill 46
Masterton 46
Masterton Quarry (Sandstone) 46
Newbattle 37
Newbattle Bridge 37
Newton Cottage 39
Newton Grange Cottage 41
Newton Grange 42
Newbattle Viaduct 43
Newbattle Mill (Paper) 43
Newton Grange School 44
Parkhead 38
Parish School 44
River South Esk 41
Saughs 45
The Acre 38
Newbattle Colliery 40
King Davids Well 49
Site of King Davids Gate 49 |
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Parish of Newbattle
See descript Remarks in Name Book of Plan T.C. |
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NEWBATTLE [village] |
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NEWBATTLE BRIDGE |
Newbattle Bridge |
Mr Paxton
Jms Stobbs |
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This is said to be one of the oldest bridges in the county of Edinburgh it consists of two arches over the River South Esk at the hamlet of Newbattle. |
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MILLHILL |
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PARKHEAD |
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THE ACRE |
Acre
do
The Acre |
J. Russel
W. Rutherford
Co. Map |
013 |
A small swelling house occupied by labourers on the property of the Marquis of Lothian. |
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LOTHIAN BRIDGE |
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LOTHIAN BRIDGE INN |
Lothian Bridge Inn |
J. Stobbs
Mr. Paxton |
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A public house with offices of a few acres of land attached occupied by W. Stobbs and the property of the Marquis of Lothian. |
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NEWTON COTTAGE |
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GALLADALE HILL |
Galladalehill
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Galladale Hill
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Galladean
Gallowdean Hill
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J. Russel
W. Rutherford
Mr. Ray Factor to the Proprietor
Map of the Estate
Mr. Noble
Mr. Smith
Inhabitants of Gallowdean and
Post Master of Dalkeith |
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A house occupied by Ian Russel and the property of the Marquis of Lothian. |
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NEWTON GRANGE COTTAGE |
Newton Grange Cottage |
J. Stobbs
Mr. Paxton |
013 |
A small dwelling house a short distance from the village of Newtongrange, it has a few acres of ground attached and is occupied by the proprietor Mr. Robins. |
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BRYANS |
Bryans
do
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J. Russel
W. Rutherford
Co. Map |
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A farm house with offices and a farm of land attached occupied by Mr. Cowan and the property of the Marquis of Lothian, a short distance from the house is a coal pit and Steam Engine. |
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NEWTON GRANGE |
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CAMILTY HILL or Castle Greg |
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NEWBATTLE MILL (Paper) |
Newbattle Paper Mill
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W. Renwick
J. Hays?
Co. Map |
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A large building erected for a paper mill and enlarged and repaired in 1851 it stands on the property of the Marquis of Lothian. |
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NEWBATTLE VIADUCT |
Newbattle Viaduct |
W. Renwick
J. Hays? |
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A viaduct on the Edinburgh and Hawick line of railway on the estate of Newbattle, it consists of 22 arches spanning the River Esk and a ravine and was build at an expense of £21,000. |
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NEWTON GRANGE SCHOOL |
Newtongrange School |
J. Russel
W. Noble |
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A school near the south side of the village of Newtongrange built by the Marquis of Lothian who pays the Teacher £15 and two School Mistresses £12 each....together with the school fees and dwelling houses. |
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PARISH SCHOOL [E of Newton Grange] |
School
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J. Russel
W. Noble |
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A parish school built by the heritors with a dwelling house attached for the schoolmaster who received a slaty of £34 ann. with school fees. |
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BLACKCOT |
Blackcot
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Black Cot |
J. Russel
W. Noble
Co. Map |
013 |
A neat built house with office and attached occupied by W. Rutherford and the property of the Marquis of Lothian. |
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LONGERWOOD |
Longerwood
do |
J. Russel
W. Rutherford |
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A farm house with offices and a far of land attached occupied by H. Watson and the property of the Marquis of Lothian. |
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SAUGHS |
Saughs
do |
J. Russel
W. Rutherford |
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A small dwelling house on the farm of Longerwood occupied by colliers and the property of the Marquis of Lothian. |
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MASTERTON |
Masterton
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W. Rutherford
G. Murray
Co. Map |
013 |
A small old Mansion house the property of the Marquis of Lothian and was for some time a farm house but is now unoccupied and in a ruinous state. |
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MASTERTON QUARRY (Sandstone) |
Masterton Quarry
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W. Rutherford
G. Murray |
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A freestone quarry at Masterton the property of the Marquis of Lothian wrought and occupied by John Laurie. |
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COMMON QUARRY (Sandstone) |
Common Quarry
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J. Davidson
G. Murray |
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An old sandstone quarry on the estate of Arniston. It is on the ground said to have been "A Common" between the estates |
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DYKENEUK |
Dykenook
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J. Russel
W. Noble
Co. Map
Mr Moffatt
Mr. Forbes
Mr Mitchell |
013 |
A small house occupied by colliers on the farm of Longerwood and the property of the Marquis of Lothian |
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LONGERWOOD COAL PIT |
Longerwood Coal Pit |
W. Rutherford
J. Russel |
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A coal pit on the farm of Longerwood and the property of the Marquis of Lothian limestone is also wrought in the same pit to which is attached a large steam engine. |
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COMMON |
Common
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J. Donaldson
G. Murray |
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A number of small houses occupied by colliers on the estate of Arniston, the ground on which they stand is said to have been a part of a Common between the estates of Newbattle and Arniston. |
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NEWBATTLE COLLIERY |
Newbattle Colliery |
Mr. Moffatt
Mr. Forbes
Mr. Mitchell |
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A range of Coal pits and shafts leading from Longerwood Coal Pit north to Bryans on the estate of the Marquis of Lothian. |
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KING DAVID'S WELL |
King David's Well
Do |
Mr Shaw
Mr Goodall |
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A small well at Newbattle Village and within Newbattle Abbey pleasure grounds, called after the founder of the abbey - King David 1st of Scotland. |
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Site of KING DAVID'S GATE |
Site of King David's Gate
Do |
Mr Shaw
Mr Goodall |
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This gate stood in the Monklands Wall at the first entrance which led to Newbattle Abbey and was called after the founder King David ! of Scotland. The gate has disappeared long ago and a house now occupies its place. There is a small portion of one of the piers remaining which is built into the house. |
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NORTH BRITISH RAILWAY (Hawick Branch) |
Edinburgh and Hawick Railway |
W Paxton Dalhousie R [Railway] Station
William Renwick Cockpen |
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A branch line of Railway branching off the North British Railway near Niddry Station, and leading to Hawick, with branches leading to Dalkeith & Kelso. It is open and in good repair and is the property of the North British Railway Company. |
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List of Names collected by Thomas Smith C Asst [Civilian Assistant]
Plan 13A Trace 1
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NEWBATTLE VIADUCT |
Newbattle Viaduct |
William Penwick Cockpen
James Hays Silver Hacy |
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A Viaduct On the Edinburg and Hawick Line of Railway, on that portion of the Line which passes through the Estate of Newbattle the residence of the Marquis of Lothian The viaduct is a Stone building of twenty two Arches, two of which spans the River Esk and the remainder of them A Ravine on the west side of it, the two outside arches at either end of it crosses two public roads. It was built by the above Railway company,at an expense of £21,000. |
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NEWBATTLE MILL (Paper) |
Newbattle Paper Mill |
William Renwick Cockpen
James Hays Silver Hacy |
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A large stone building, erected and used as a paper Mill, it is in good repair, a gives employment to a considerable number of persons in the neighbourhood. It was enlarged and repaired in 1851 and is the property of the Marquis of Lothian |
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Parish of Newbattle
Plan 13A Trace 4.
[Objects] A viaduct -- A Paper Mill
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SCHOOL (Free Church) [Bonnyrigg] |
School (free Church) |
Mr. Mitchell (Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster) P. [Parson's] Pool School
Robert Jannaway - Burnhead |
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A large Stone building in good repair And Situated in the Village of Bonny Rig. It was built by Subscription aided by a Grant from the Building fund there are two appointed Teachers to it. A Male & Female, both having fixed Salaries the former £35 & the Latter £25, per Ann [Annum], the branches taught Are English Arithmetic & Latin & French, the Average No. of Scholars is about 140 |
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FREE CHURCH [Bonnyrigg] |
Free Church |
Mr. Mitchell (Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster) P. [Parson's] Pool School
Robert Jannaway - Burnhead |
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A Free Church in the village of Bonny Rig And Parish of Cockpen. It is a plain Stone building in good repair And having 600 sittings It was built by Subscription And a grant from the building fund there is an appointed minister At a Salary of £120 per Ann. [Annum] With a Manse & garden. |
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Parish of Cockpen
Plan 13 A Trace 1
[Objects] -- A Church -- A School Ho.[House]
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BONNYRIGG |
Bonny Rig |
James Lamb, Grocer Bonny Rig
Mr. Mitchell (Ph. School [Parish Schoolmaster]) Cockpen
Robert Jannaway Burnhead
Thomas Ritchie Bonny Rig |
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A Small village in the Parish of Cockpen and situated About six miles from Edinburgh And two from Dalkeith, the houses are from one to two storys high generally All in good repair and occupied by Shopkeepers tradesmen And Agricultural Labourers, and one Public house there is two Schools in this Village And A Free Church the houses Are mostly All feus of the Estate of Polton the property of Mrs. Durham. |
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BONNYRIGG T.P. |
Bonnyrig Toll Bar. |
James Lamb, Grocer, Bonny Rig
Mr. Mitchell (Ph. School [Parish Schoolmaster]) Cockpen
Robert Jannaway Burnhead
Thomas Ritchie Bonny Rig |
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A Toll Bar Situated in Bonny Rig village on the line of Road from Dalkeith to Roswell attached to it is a dwelling house the property of the Trustees of the County. |
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Parish of Cockpen
Plan 13A Trace 1
[Objects] -- A Village -- A Toll Bar
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SUBSCRIPTION SCHOOL [Bonnyrigg] |
School
School |
Mr Mitchell, Ph [Parish] Schoolmaster P. Pool [Parsonspool ?] School
Robert Kannaway, Burnhead |
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A School House in the village of Bonny Rig [Bonnyrigg]. It is a small Stone building in at present a bad State of repairs. It was built by subscription by the village inhabitants for the Convenient Accommodation of their Children there is an appointed teacher to it at present at no other salary than Scholars fees, the no. [number] of Scholars is at present is about twenty. |
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BURNHEAD |
Burnhead
Burnhead |
Mr Mitchell, Ph [Parish] Schoolmaster P. Pool [Parsonspool ?] School
Robert Kannaway, Burnhead |
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A Large dwelling house & offices all in good repair & the property of Robert Kannaway, attached to there is a farm of 13 Acres of ground the property of Mrs Durham of Polton House |
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STIRLING MAINS |
Stirling Mains
Stirling Mains |
Mr Mitchell, Ph [Parish] Schoolmaster P. Pool [Parsonspool ?] School
Robert Kannaway, Burnhead |
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A row of four Small dwelling houses on the Estate of Polton the property of Mrs Durham They are in good repair & Occupied |
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List of Names collected by Thomas Smith C.A. [Civilian Assistant]
Plan 13A Trace 1
[Object for School] A School Ho. [House]
[Object for Burnhead] House & offices
[Object for Stirling Mains] A Row of Ho. [Houses]
[Parish] Cockpen
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POLTON HALL |
Polton Hall |
Mr. Mitchell Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster P [Parson's] Pool School
Robert Jannaway Burnhead |
013 |
An unconnected row of dwelling houses on the west side of the Line of road from Bonny Rig to Red Well. They are generally all in good repair And are feus of the estate of Polton - the property of different proprietors |
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RED ROW |
Red Row |
Mr. Mitchell Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster P. [Parson's] Pool School
Robert Jannaway Burnhead |
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A row of small dwelling houses on the east side of the Line of Road from Bonny Rig to Red Well they are all in good repair and Tile roofed, hence the name and are the property of Mrs. Durham of Polton |
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DURHAM BANK |
Durham Bank |
Mr. Mitchell Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster P. [Parson's] Pool School
Robert Jannaway Burnhead |
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A dwelling house and office houses all in good repair attached to it is a small garden. It is the property of Captain Peacock. |
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Parish of Cockpen
Plan 13 A Trace 1
[Objects] -- A Row of Houses -- A Row of H: [Houses] -- House
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PARISH SCHOOL [Newton Grange] |
Parson's Pool School |
Mr. Mitchell, Ph [Parish] Schoolmaster, P. [Parson's] Pool School
Robert Jannaway, Burnhead |
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A Parish School built by the Heritors of the Parish of Cockpen. It is a large Stone building in good repair And having An Appointed teacher to it at a Salary of £34. 4. 41/2 per Ann [Annum], with scholars fees, the average no. of scholars is about 90, the Branches taught is English Arithmetic Latin & French. |
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PARSONSPOOL BRIDGE |
Parsons Pool. Bridge |
Mr. Mitchell, Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster P. [Parson's] Pool School
Robert Jannaway, Burnhead |
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A small stone bridge of one arch over Parsons Pool Burn on the Line of road from Bonny Rig to Gouk's Hill It was built and is kept in repair at the expense of The County, before this Bridge was erected some accident occured to a Minister, when Crossing the ford or Pool, - hence the name. |
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Parish of Cockpen
Plan 13 A. Trace 1
[Objects] -- A School -- A. Bridge
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NEWBATTLE [village] |
Newbattle |
Mr Paxton, Hardengreen
John Stobbs Lothian Bridge Inn |
013 |
A hamlet about a mile south from Dalkeith and in the parish of Newbattle It consists of about 25 houses most of which are in a very delapidated state and occupied by workpeople & some mechanics. A this hamlet is the parish church and manse. It is the property of the marquis of Lothian. |
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THE ACRE |
Acre |
Mr Paxton, Hardengreen
John Stobbs Lothian Bridge Inn |
013 |
A small house one story in height and in good repair, with small garden attached, occupied by workpeople, the property of the marquis of Lothian |
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List of Names collected by c/a [civilian assistant] Robert Miller
[Plan] 13A and Trace No 2
[Object Newbattle] A hamlet
[Object Acre] A house
Newbattle Parish
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HARDEN GREEN |
Hardengreen
Hardengreen |
Mr Paxton, Hardengreen
John Stables, Lothian Bridge |
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A large farm house two Stories [Storeys] in height and in excellent repair, with convenient offices and a large farm attached, the property and residence of Mr Hay |
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NEWBATTLE BRIDGE |
Newbattle Bridge
Newbattle Bridge |
Mr Paxton, Hardengreen
John Stables, Lothian Bridge |
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A stone built Bridge of two arches over the river South Esk and at the hamlet of Newbattle. It is one of the oldest County bridges in Edinburgh-shire |
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List of Names collected by c/a [Civilian Assistant] Robert Miller
Plan 13 A and Trace No. 2
[Object for Hardengreen] A house
[Object for Newbattle Bridge] A bridge
[Parish] Newbattle
Lasswade parish [under Hardengreen]
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PARKHEAD |
Parkhead
Parkhead |
James Russel, Galladalehill Newtongrange
William Rutherford, Blackcot Newbattle |
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Two small houses on the farm of "Bryans", they are in good repair and occupied by labourers |
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NEWTON COTTAGE |
Newton Cottage
Newton Cottage |
James Russel, Galladalehill Newtongrange
William Rutherford, Blackcot Newbattle |
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A small house one story [storey] in height and in good repair with a garden attached, occupied by a gamekeeper, the property of the Marquis of Lothian |
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GALLADALE HILL |
Galladalehill
#Galladale Hill
Galladean *
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#Mr Ray, Factor to the Marquis of Lothian
#Map of the Estate
*Mr Noble, Newtongrange school
< Mr Smith of Gallowdean
< The inhabitants of Gallowdean
< The Postmaster Dalkeith |
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A house one story [storey] in height tile roofed and in good repair, with a garden belonging to it, occupied by James Russel the property of the Marquis of Lothian |
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List of Names collected by c/a [Civilian Assistant] Robert Miller
[Plan] 13 A and Trace No. 2
[Object for Parkhead] Houses
[Object for Newton Cottage] A house
[Object for Galladalehill] A house
[Parish] Newbattle
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NEWTON GRANGE COTTAGE |
Newtongrange Cottage
Newtongrange Cottage |
John Stobbs, Lothian Brid [Bridge]
Mr Paxton, Hardengreen |
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A small neat built house in good repair situated a short distance north from Newtongrange village. It has a few acres of ground blonging [belonging] to it, occupied by the proprietor Mr Robins. |
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MILLHILL |
Millhill
Millhill |
John Stobbs, Lothian Brid [Bridge]
Mr Paxton, Hardengreen |
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A neat built house two stories [storeys] in height and in excellent repair, with a garden attached, occupied by John Gibson the property of the Marquis of Lothian |
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List of Names collected by c/a [Civilian Assistant] Robert Miller
Plan 13 A and Trace No. 2
[Object for Newtongrange Cottage] A house
[Object for Millhill] A house
[Parish] Newbattle
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LOTHIAN BRIDGE INN |
Lothian Bridge Inn
Lothian Bridge Inn |
John Stobbs, Lothian Bridge Inn
Mr Paxton, Hardengreen |
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A neat built public house two stories [storeys] high and in good repair, with suitable offices, garden and a few acres of ground attached, occupied by John Stobbs, the property of the Marquis of Lothian. |
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THE KING'S GATE |
The King's Gate
The King's Gate |
John Stobbs, Lothian Bridge Inn
Mr Paxton, Hardengreen |
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A middling sized gate arched ove [over] with stone, situated about 1/2 a mile south from "Newbattle Abbey". It was erected in A.D. 1822 & intended for King George IV [Fourth] to pass through on his visiting Newbattle Abbey in that year. |
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List of Names collected by c/a [Civilian Assistant] Robert Miller
[Plan] 13 A and Trace No. 2
[Object for Lothian Bridge Inn] An inn
[Object for The King's Gate] A gate
[Parish] Newbattle
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NEWTONGRANGE |
Newtongrange |
James Russel, Newtongrange
Mr Noble, Newtongrange |
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A large farm house two Stories [Storeys] high and in good repair, with convenient offices and a large farm attached, situated at the village of "Newtongrange" It is the property of the Marquis of Lothian |
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LOTHIAN BRIDGE |
Lothian Bridge |
James Russel, Newtongrange
Mr Noble, Newtongrange |
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A stone built bridge of one arch, over the "River South Esk" and on the road from Dalkeith to Stow. It was erected in A.D. 1806 & is a county bridge |
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Plan 13 A and Trace No. 2
[Object for Newtongrange] A house
[Object for Lothian Bridge] A bridge
[Parish] Newbattle
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MANSE [Cockpen] |
Manse |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Wright, Manse
James Haig, Wright Silver Haugh |
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A neat and well constructed house two stories [storeys] with suitable offices, garden and ornamental ground attached the residence of the Revd [reverend] Mr Wright officiating Minister of Cockpen Parish and the property of the Earl of Dalhousie |
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BURNBRAE |
Burnbrae (See Field Remks [Remarks]) |
Mr Arnot, Burn Brae
James Haig, Wright Silver Haugh |
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A well constructed house two stories [storeys] high with garden and ornamental ground attached the residence of Mr Arnot and property of the Earl of Dalhousie |
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DALHOUSIE GRANGE |
Dalhousie Grange |
Mr Arnot, Burn Brae
James Haig, Wright Silver Haugh |
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A neat and well constructed house with garden and ornamental ground attached the residence of Mr Wright and property of the Earl of Dalhousie |
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List of Names collected by John Early C Asst [Civilian Assistant]
[Object for Manse] House
[Object for Burnbrae] House
[Object for Dalhousie Grange] House
[Parish] Cockpen Parish
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DALHOUSIE |
Dalhousie |
Mr Church, Farmer Dalhousie
James Haig, Wright Silver Haug [Haugh] |
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A Farmhouse of good Construction having suitable offices, Threshing mill and farm attached, occupied by Mr Church farmer and property of the Earl of Dalhousie |
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DALHOUSIE BURN |
Dalhousie Burn |
James Haig, Wright Silver Haugh
John Barclay, Forester Millholm |
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A small stream which passes bye Dalhousie Farm Steading and runs in a N.E. [North East] direction passing under Dalhousie Bridge till it joins the South Esk below the Silver Haugh |
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List of Names collected by John Early C Asst [Civilian Assistant]
Plan 13 A Trace 3
[Object for Dalhousie] House
[Object for Dalhousie Burn] Stream
[Parish] Cockpen Parish
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COCKPEN HOUSE [site of] |
Cockpen (Site of) |
William Renwick, Cockpen
James Hays, Silver Haugh |
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The Site of a mansion House on the Estate of Cockpen now the property of the Earl of Dalhousie, no part of the building now remains and the ground where it stood in under Cultivation, a portion of a sunk wall on the South side of it and a pump house is pointed out as having been buildings in connection with it, the surface of the ground where the mansion house stood is Strew'd [Strewed] with fragments of broken Stone & Lime mortar such as is usually used for building purposes. The Celebrated Song "The Laird of Cockpen" was a composition made upon a former Proprietor of this Mansion. |
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COCKPEN |
Cockpen |
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James Hays, Silver Haugh |
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A large farm house and offices all in good repair attached to it is a farm of ground The property of the Earl of Dalhousie and is at present in his own possession |
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List of Names collected by Thomas Smith c/asst [Civilian Assistant]
Plan 13A Trace 4
[Object for Cockpen site] Site of Mansion
[Object for Cockpen] House and Offices
[Parish] Cockpen
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COCKPEN CHURCH |
Cockpen Church |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Wight Ph. [Parish] Minister Manse of Cockpen
James Hays |
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A Parish Church in the ph. [parish] of Cockpen. It is a neat stone building in good repair and having an accommodation of 800 Sittings, And was built by the Heritors of the Ph. [Parish] there [is] an appointed Minister to it also a Glebe or Manse. |
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SILVER HAUGH |
Silver Haugh |
James Hays Silver Haugh
William Renwick Cockpen |
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A Small piece of ground on the Estate of Dalhousie the property of the Earl of Dalhousie. It is bounded on the N.W. [North West] side by a small stream passing through a deep ravine It was formerly used as a Parade ground for the Local Militia when assembled for exercises they were usually paid on this Ground which gave rise to the name |
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Parish of Cockpen
Plan 13.A. Trace 4
[Objects] --A Church -- A Piece of ground.
Thomas Smith C/Asst [Civilian Assistant]
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COCKPEN BRIDGE |
Cockpen Bridge |
William Renwick Cockpen
James Hays Silver Haugh |
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A small stone bridge of one arch on the line of road from Bonny Rig to Gouk's Hill. It was built and is kept in repair at the expense of the County. |
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DALHOUSIE BRIDGE |
Dalhousie Bridge |
William Renwick Cockpen
James Hays Silver Haugh |
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A large stone built County Bridge of three arches on the line of road from Bonny Rig to Gouk's Hill - two of the arches cross the River Esk and one crosses a private road through the ground around Dalhousie Castle. |
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BUTLERFIELD BRIDGE |
Butlersfield Bridge |
William Renwick Cockpen
James Hays Silver Haugh |
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A small stone bridge Bridge of one arch over a small stream on the line of road from Bonny Rig to Gouk's Hill It was built & is kept in repair At the expense of the County. |
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Parish of Cockpen
Plan 13A. Trace 4
[Objects] -- A Bridge -- A Bridge -- A Bridge
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DALHOUSIE MAINS |
Dalhousie Mains |
William Renwick Cockpen
W. Paxton Dalhousie [] |
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A large farm house and office houses all in good repair Attached to it is a farm of ground the property of the Earl of Dalhousie. |
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DALHOUSIE T.P. |
Dalhousie Toll Bar |
William Renwick Cockpen
W. Paxton Dalhousie [] |
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A Toll Bar on a bye road leading through the estate of Dalhousie there is a small dwelling house in good repair. erected at, It, It is the property of the Trustees of the County. |
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DALHOUSIE STATION |
Dalhousie Railway Station |
William Renwick Cockpen
W. Paxton Dalhousie [] |
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A small neat Stone building in good repair, erected as a Station house on the Edinburgh and Hawick Line of Railway. It is the property of the Company |
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DEAFLAWHILL |
Deaflawhill |
William Renwick Cockpen
W. Paxton Dalhousie [] |
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A row of four small dwelling houses in good repair the property of the Earl of Dalhousie. |
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Plan 13A Trace 4 [Dalhousie Mains]
[Object Dalhousie Mains] House & Offices
Plan 13A Trace 4 [Dalhousie Toll Bar]
[Object Dalhousie Toll Bar] A Toll Bar
Plan 13A Trace 4 [Dalhousie Railway Station]
[Object Dalhousie Railway Station] A House
[Object Desflawhill] A Row of Ho [Houses]
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NEWTON GRANGE |
Newtongrange |
James Russel Newtongrange
William Noble Newtongrange |
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A village situated at the West side of the parish of Newbattle and about half a mile south from the village of Newbattle. It consists of tile roofed houses one story in height and in good repair. It contains a grocers shop and a post office. It is occupied by colliers & is the property of the marquis of Lothian |
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BLACKCOT |
Blackcot |
James Russel Newtongrange
William Noble Newtongrange |
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A neat built house one story in height and in good repair, with offices and garden attached, occupied by William Rutherford the property of the marquis of Lothian |
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NEWTON GRANGE SCHOOL |
Newtongrange School |
James Russel Newtongrange
Mr Noble Newtongrange |
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A school at the village Newbattle of Newtongrange. It was built by the proprietor for the accomodation of his tenants in the village and neighbourhood. It is in good repair, and has a male teacher & two female teachers appointed to it. The marquis of Lothian the proprietor pays the female teachers £12 each per ann. [annum] & the male teacher £15 per ann. [annum] which is their salaries exclusive of dwelling houses garden & school fees |
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Plan 13A and Trace No 5
[Object] A school
Newbattle Parish
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MASTERTON |
Masterton |
William Rutherford Blackcot Newbattle
George Murray Blinkbonny Borthwick |
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A small old mansion house in a very delapidated state - It has been long used as a farm house & of later date it has occupied by cotters, it is now unoccupied and almost a ruin. The lands which belonged to it are now joined to the estate of Newbattle the property of the Marquis of Lothian - |
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MASTERTON QUARRY (Sandstone) |
Masterton Quarry |
William Rutherford Blackcot Newbattle
George Murray Blinkbonny Borthwick |
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A freestone quarry at Masterton, on the Newbattle estate, wrought by John Laurie, the property of the marquis of Lothian The stone is of a good quality and is used for building |
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Parish of Newbattle
Plan 13 A Trace No. 5
[Objects] -- A house -- A quarry
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GOWKSHILL |
Gowkshill |
William Rutherford Blackcot [Newbattle]
James Davidson Masterton |
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A middling sized farm house one story in height and in good repair, with convenient offices, and an arable farm attached, occupied by John Rob, the property of the marquis of Lothian |
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RED ROW |
Red Row |
William Rutherford Blackcot [Newbattle]
James Davidson Masterton |
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A row of tileroofed house one story high and in good repair with small gardens attached They are on the estate of Newbattle, the property of the Marquis of Lothian & occupied by colliers. |
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Parish of Newbattle
Plan 13A Trace No. 5
[Objects] -- A house -- Houses
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SAUGHS |
Saughs |
James Russel Newtongrange
William Rutherford Blackcot |
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A small house one story in height and in middling repair, on the farm of Longerwood. It is occupied by Colliers, the property of the marqius of Lothian |
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LONGERWOOD COAL PIT |
Longerwood Coal Pit |
James Russel Newtongrange
William Rutherford Blackcot |
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A coal pit on the farm of Longerwood, which is very extensively wrought by the marquis of Lothian the proprietor. There is also Limestone wrought in the same pit. It has a large steam engine belonging to it - & there is a number of colliers houses short distance from it. |
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Parish of Newbattle
Plan 13A Trace No. 5
[Objects] -- A house -- A coal pit
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BRYANS |
Bryans |
James Russel Newtongrang[e]
William Rutherford Blackcot Newbattle |
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A middling sized farm house two stories in height and in good repair, attached are suitable offices and an arable farm, occupied by William Cowan the property of the Marquis of Lothian. A short distance from this house is a coal pit and a beam engine. |
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LONGERWOOD |
Longerwood |
James Russel Newtongrang[e]
William Rutherford Blackcot Newbattle |
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A large farm house two stories high and in good repair, with convenient offices and a large farm attached, occupied by Henry Watson, the property of the Marquis of Lothian. |
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Parish of Newbattle
Plan 13A Trace No. 5
[Objects] -- A house -- A house
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DYKENEUK |
Dykenook |
James Russel
Newtongrange
William Noble Newtongrange |
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A small house one story in height and in good repair, on the farm of Longerwood occupied by colliers the property of the Marquis of Lothian. |
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NEWTONLOAN |
Newtonloan |
James Russel
Newtongrange
William Noble Newtongrange |
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A hamlet on the road from Dalkeith to Stow consisting of two public houses & some cot houses, all of which are in good repair and have small gardens attached. It is the property of the Marquis of Lothian. |
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Parish of Newbattle
Plan 13A Trace No. 5
[Objects] -- A house -- A hamlet
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SCHOOL (Parochial) |
School (Parochial) |
James Russel Newton gran[ge]
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Parish of Newbattle
Plan 13 Trace No. 5
[Objects] -- A School
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COMMON QUARRY (Sandstone) |
Common Quarry (Sandstone) |
James Davidson Masterton Mains
George Murry Blinkbonny |
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An old sandstone quarry on the estate of Arniston It was wrought for stone for building but is not now wrought. It is on the ground which is said to have been a common lying between the estates of Arniston & Newbattle |
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Parish of Newbattle
Plan 13A Trace No. 5
[Objects] -- A quarry
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NEWTONLOAN T.P. |
Newtonloan Toll-Bar |
James Donaldson Masterton Mains Newbattle
George Murray Blinkbonny Newbattle |
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A small toll-house in good repair with a small garden attached situated on the road from Dalkeith to Stow & at the Hamlet of Newtonloan |
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PADDIEHALL |
Paddiehall |
James Donaldson
Masterton Mains Newbattle
George Murray
Blinkbonny Newbattle |
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A small thatchroofed house in middling repair, on the farm of Gowkshill - occupied by labourers |
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COMMON |
Common |
James Donaldson Masterton Mai[ns] Newbattle
George Murray Blnkbonny Newbattle |
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A number of small houses one story high and in good repair, occupied by colliers & work people They belong to the estate of Arniston. The ground on which they stand is said to have been at on time a common bettween the estates of Arniston & Newbattle - |
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Plan 13 A Trace No.5
[Objects] -- A toll-house -- A house -- Houses
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CHURCH (Ruins of) [Newton Grange] |
Church (in Ruins) |
John Barclay, Forester Millholm
John Haig, Publican Brewers Bush |
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This was formerly the Parish Church of Cockpen but has been disused as such since about the year 1826 it is now Completely in ruins. The Vault or burying place of the Dalhousie Family is attached to its North side |
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BUTLERFIELD |
Butlerfield |
John Barclay, Forester Millholm
John Haig, Publican Brewers Bush |
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A row of Houses N [North] East of Cockpen old church occupied by Labourers and property of the Earl of Dalhousie |
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BREWERS BUSH |
Brewer's Bush |
John Barclay, Forester Millholm
John Haig, Publican Brewers Bush |
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A few houses a short distance East of Butlerfield occupied by labourers and property of the Earl of Dalhousie It is said that it was a Brewery at one time from which it has derived its name |
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[Object for Church] Ruin
[Object for Butlerfield] Houses
[Parish] Cockpen Ph [Parish]
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DALHOUSIE CASTLE |
Dalhousie Castle |
Alexander Main Esq Agent Old Manse
John Barclay, Woodranger Millhome |
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An Ancient Baronial residence Situated on the West side of the South Esk about 2 3/4 miles South of Dalkeith. The building is of a rectangular form and of superior Construction the outside wall of which is about 6 feet in thickness, at the N [North] West corner of the building Stands the Old Tower or Keep which is Still Kept in proper repair, the Castle is surrounded by a neat and well wooded demesne and is the property and occasional residence of the Earl of Dalhousie |
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CASTLE DEAN WOOD |
Castle Dean Wood |
Alexander Main Esq Agent Old Manse
John Barclay, Woodranger Millhome |
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A plantation of Fir and Forest trees S.W [South West] of Dalhousie Castle through which a small stream runs which is called Castle Dean Burn, from where it enters the wood till it joins the South Esk South of the Castle |
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CASTLE DEAN BURN |
Castle Dean Burn |
Alexander Main Esq Agent Old Manse
John Barclay, Woodranger Millhome |
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A plantation of Fir and Forest trees S.W [South West] of Dalhousie Castle through which a small stream runs which is called Castle Dean Burn, from where it enters the wood till it joins the South Esk South of the Castle |
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CASTLE QUARRY (Sandstone) |
Castle Quarry |
Alexander Main Esq Agent Old Manse John Barclay, Woodranger Millhome |
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An old Sandstone Quarry a short distance South of Dalhousie Castle and on the East side of the South Esk from which stones are taken for any buildings that may be erected about the Castle |
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List of Names collected by John Early C asst [Civilian Assistant]
[Object for Dalhousie Castle] House
[Object for Castle Dean Wood] Wood
[Object for Castle Quarry] Quarry
[Parish] Cockpen Ph. [Parish]
[Signed] July 8th 1852 John Early c.a. [Civilian Assistant] |
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Prestonholm |
Mr John Craig, Prestonholm
Co. [County] Map
John Barclay, Forester Millholm |
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A small Village situated about 1/2 mile South of Dalhousie Castle the houses of which are irregularly formed and built. There is a large Mill used for the purpose of Spinning Hemp and Flax at the North end of the Village, in which the Chief part of the inhabitants find employment. Its machinery is turned by both water and steam power and worked by Mr John Craig |
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OLD MANSE |
Old Manse |
Alexander Main Esq, Old Manse
John Barclay, Forester Millhome |
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A house of good construction having suitable offices and garden attached occupied by Alexander Main Esq and property of the Earl of Dalhousie. It was formerly used as a residence by the officiating Clergyman of Cockpen Ph. [Parish] |
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Millholm |
Alexander Main Esq, Old Manse
John Barclay, Forester Millhome |
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A small house a short distance South of where the Castle Dean Burn joins the South Esk occupied by John Barclay Forester and property of the Earl of Dalhousie |
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[Object for Prestonholm] Village
[Object for Old Manse] House
[Object for Millholm] House
Parish] Cockpen Ph. [Parish]
[Signed] James Carpenter C Asst [Civilian Assistant] 17th Feb [February] 1853
[Signed] July 8th 1852 John Early c.a [Civilian Assistant]
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[stamped] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S.STORE SOUTHAMPTON [dated] 26 Jun.91 [1891]
Edinburgh
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Lasswade -- 29
[stamped] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S.STORE SOUTHAMPTON [dated] 26 JAN.92 [1892] |
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