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PARISH OF CRICHTON
PLAN 14C
INDEX
Names of Objects -- Pages
Parish of Crichton -- 11
Crow Law -- 3
Cakemuir -- 10
Fala Dam Burn -- 8
Fala Dam -- 9
Gallow Law -- 3
Gardiners Hall -- 9
Haugh Head -- 5
Harle Rigging -- 7
Longfaugh Mains -- 4
Longfaugh -- 7
Monument -- 10
Routing Hill Public House-- 9
Swallow Law -- 3
Laughland -- 7
Bleak Law -- 11
Routing Hill -- 12
Fort -- 6 |
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GALLOW LAW |
Gallow Law |
W. Leitch
J. Douglas |
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[Situation] About 70 Chains N B W [North By West] from Saughland
A knowe on the farm of Longfaugh covered with wood and encircled by an old fence__ |
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SWALLOW LAW |
Swallow Law |
W. Leitch
J. Douglas |
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[Situation] About 100 Chains N. E. [North East] from Saughland
A small arable hill on the farm of Casterton Mains__ |
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CROW LAW |
Crow Law |
W. Leith
J. Douglas |
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[Situation] About 110 Chains N. W. [North West] from Saughland
A small arable hill on the farm of East Crichton. it was formerly covered with wood & much frequented by Crows. which gave rise to the name__ |
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LONGFAUGH MAINS |
Longfaugh Mains
Longfaugh Mains
Lang-faugh
Longfaugh Mains |
Peter Hunter
Mr. Bean
Co. [County] Map
Val: [Valuation] Roll
Stat: Acct [Statistical Account] 1839 |
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[Situation] About 70 chains N.W. [North West] from Saughland This was formerly a farm steading but now occupd. [occupied] as dwellings by farm labourers chiefly employed on the farm of Longfaugh |
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NORTH CRICHTON DEAN P.H. |
North Crichton Dean
North Crichton Dean
Dean |
Peter Hunter
Mr. Bean
Co. [County] Map |
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[Situation] About 50 ch [chains] N B W [North By West] from Saughland A public house with a large farm of land attached occupd. [occupied] by Peter Hunter & the property of Capt. [Captain] Callender Preston Hall |
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SOUTH CRICHTON DEAN T.P. |
South Crichton Dean
South Crichton Dean
South Crichton Dean |
Peter Hunter
Mr. Bean
Co: [County] Map
Map of Roads 1850 |
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[Situation] About 60 chains N.N.E [North North East] of Saughland A public house with Offices attached on the road from Pathhead to Fala occupd. [occupied] by Mr Lawne and the property of Capt. [Captain] Callender - |
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HAUGH HEAD |
Haugh Head
Haugh Head
Haugh Head
Haughhead. |
Peter Hunter
Mr. Bean
Co. [County] Map
Map of Roads 1850 |
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[Situation] About 45 chains N E [North East] from Saughland A large dwelling house with Offices attached formerly known as an Inn, it is the property of Miss Anderson of Edinburgh - |
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FORT [Longfaugh] |
Roman Camp
Roman Camp
Roman Camp
Roman Camp
Roman Camp |
Peter Hunter
Mr. Bean
Kerry's Map
Cross's Map
Stat: Acct: [Statistical Account] |
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[Situation] About 70 chains W.N.W. [West North West] from Saughland The remains of an encampment on the farm of Longfaugh said to be of Roman Construction, but its appearance (which is circular) indicates that it is more likely to be British it is surrounded by the remains of ramparts etc. and the interior is now covered with large trees and enclosed within a stone wall |
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Parish of Crichton [Page] 6
From the shape & construction of this Fort it appears evidently to be a British hill fort although supposed to be a Roman Camp by the inhabitants of the locality. Therefore it is better write it merely Fort in Old English on Plan.
Ext: [Extract] from Stat: [Statistical] Account of Crichton.
"Upon the property of Longfaugh and forming now a part of the Crichton estate there are very perfect remains of a Roman Camp it stands upon a rising ground commanding one of the finest and most extensive views which the country can produce; it is of a circular form and the entrenchments entirely marked out all around." |
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GRAVE or Kistvaen [Harle Rigging] |
Harley Rigging
Harley Rigging
Hoarle Rigging
Hoarle Rigging |
William Leitch
V. Douglas
Mr. Douglas
Donald Martin |
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[Situation] About 73 Chains West of Saughland A hill on the farm of Crichton Mains of a circular form, on its summit a grave was found formed of flag stones which contained some ashes, supposed to be human remains This grave is now left open It was Cisvaen or ancient stone coffin formed of large flag stones. - |
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LONGFAUGH |
Longfaugh
Longfaugh
Longfaugh
Longfaugh
Longfaugh |
Mr. Hunter
Mr. Bains
Map of Farm
Co [County] Map
Stat: Acct: [Statistical Account] |
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[Situation] about 45 chains E S.E [East South East] of Saughland A farm house & offices with a farm attached the property of Capt. [Captain] Callender _ |
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SAUGHLAND |
Saughland
Saughland
Saughland
Saughland
Saughland
Saughland |
William Leitch
V. Douglas
Mr. Bains
Mr. Hunter
Co: [County] Map
Val: [Valuation] Roll |
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[Situation] About 70 chains E [East] by South of Roman Camp. A large farm house and offices with a farm attached occupd. [occupied] by Mr. Bains and the property of Capt. [Captain] Callender Preston Hall _ |
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Parish of Crichton [Page] 7
See Supplementary Remarks on Plan 11.C Haddingtonshire [for spelling] Kistvaen
Grave or Cistvaen to be written on plan as it is evidently one of the ancient Stone Coffins called Cistvaens by Chalmers & other writers. - |
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FALA DAM BURN |
Fala Dam Burn
Fala Dam Burn
Fala Dam Burn
Fala-Dam
Fala-Dam
Fala-Dam |
J. Purvis
R. Smith
D. Blomfield
Co. [County] Map (Knox's) -
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[Situation] Runs in a N.E. [North Easterly] direction through the village of Fala Dam
A small stream rising in the farm of Cakemuir & flowing in a northerly direction from its rise to where it is crossed by a Tunnel in the line of road from Dalkeith to Lauder it gets the name of Cakemuir Burn; from the above named tunnel to its junction with east burn it gets the name Fala Dam Burn and from this last point it gets the name Costerton Burn |
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GARDINER'S HALL |
Gardener's Hall
Gardener's Hall
Gardiner's Hall
Gardiner's Hall |
R. Leitch
J. Purvis
Mr. Sutton
Co. [County] Map
Map of Roads 1850 |
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[Situation] About 50 chains N.E. [North East] of Saughland A row of small dwelling houses occupied by Agricultural labourers the property of Mr. Ainslie |
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ROUTING HILL P.H. |
Routling Hill
Routling Hill
Routling Hill
Routling Hill Routing Hill
Routing
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R. Leitch
J. Purvis
Mr. Sutton
Co [County] Map
Map of Roads 1850 |
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[Situation] About 53 Chains N.E. [North East] of Saughland A public house with a small farm attached situated on the old line of road from Path head to Fala |
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FALA DAM |
Fala Dam
Fala Dam
Fala Dam
Fala-Dam
Fala-Dam |
R. Leitch
J. Purvis
Mr. Blomfield
Co [County] Map
Fullarton's Gaz:r [Gazetteer]
Stat: Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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[Situation] About 70 chains E.N.E. [East North East] from Saughland A few dwelling houses occupd. [occupied] by labourers on the Fala and Path head road they are upon the property of the Earl of Stair & Capt [Captain] Callender |
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Parish of Crichton [Page] 9
Note -- For the proper orthography of this name see page 12 |
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MONUMENT [Saughland] |
Monument |
R. Leith
J. Purvis |
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A monument erected to the memory of John Waugh a sailor who died abroad in 1823. it is a plain stone building about 10 feet high |
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Parish of Crichton
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Orthography -- Monument
Situation -- About 70 chains East North East from Laughland
Note
This monument was erected to the memory of
John Waugh a sailor and native of Fala who died
Abroad in 1823. It is a plain stone building 10 feet
high and about 5 feet square at the base, tapering towards
the top, on one of the squares is the following in:
:scription ___________
A la memore do
Jean Waugh qui mort
A Hondre le 15 De
Mai 1823. age 28 ans. |
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BLEAK LAW |
Bleak Law
Bleak Law |
Mr. Leitch
Mr. Broomfield |
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[Situation] about 3/4 of a mile W N W [West North West from Fala A small arable knoll on the farm of Routing Hill. The farmer Mr. Broomfield when making excavations in the knoll found a grave containing human bones and an urn, neatly Ornamented, filled with human ashes. |
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Parish of Crichton [Page] 11
Parish Crichton See Descript [description] Plan 20A
[Situation] E. [East] side of the Co. [County] of Edinburgh
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ROUTING HILL |
Routing Hill
Routing Hill
Routing Hill
Routing Hill
Routing Hill
Routing Hill |
Mr. Broomfield
Mr. Leitch
Mr. John Broomfield
Mr. Patterson
Rev [Reverend] Mr. Waddel
Mr. William Sutton |
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[Situation] about 3/4 off a mile N.W. b W [North West by West] from Fala A small arable hill on the farm of Routing Hill from which the farm name originated owing to the circumstance of Cows Routing or Making a great noise which used to reverberate from the adjoining glens and summits with redoubled sound |
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PARISH OF FALA AND SOUTRA
PLAN 14C
INDEX
Names of Objects
Parish of Fala and Soutra -- 25 and 26
Church -- 18
Dean Burn -- 22
Dean Burn -- 23
East Burn -- 15
Fala Hall -- 15
Fala Mill -- 15
Fala Dam Brae -- 16
Fala North Mains -- 16
Fala T.P. [Turnpike] -- 17
Fala -- 17
Fox Covert -- 19
Fala Moor -- 25
Fala (Ruins of) -- 21
Fala Park -- 22
Fala T.P. [Turnpike] -- 23
Fala Mains -- 24
Honey Walls -- 23
Juniperlee Inn -- 24
Manse -- 18
Parish School -- 19
Post Office -- 19
School -- 20
United Presbyterian Church -- 18
Watergate. Bridge -- 18
Manse -- 18.
Black Knowe -- 21
Routing Glen -- 21
Routing Burn -- 22 |
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'Foxes Court -- 19' scored out
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EAST BURN |
East Burn
East Burn
East Burn |
D. Bloomfield
J. Purvis
R. Leith |
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[Situation] Runs in a N. W. [North West] direction past Fala Hall
A small stream rising on the farm of Soutra and running S. W. [South West] into Fala Dam Burn afterwards it takes the names of Oesterton Burn__ |
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FALA HALL |
Fala Hall
Fala Hall
Fala Hall
Fala Hall |
D. Blomfield
J. Purvis
R. Leith
Co. [County] Map |
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[Situation] About 54 Chains E. N. E. [East North East] from Fala Mill
A large farm house and offices with a farm attached the property of the Earl of Stair |
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FALA MILL |
Fala Mill
Fala Mill
Fala Mill |
D. Blomfield
J. Purvis
R. Leith |
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[Situation] About ⅝ mile N. [Norht] West of Fala
A farm house & offices with a small farm attached the property of the Earl of Stair. formerly a Mill stood here which is now removed__ |
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FALA DAM BRAE |
Fala Dam Mill
Fala Dam Mill
Fala Dam Mill |
D. Blomfield
J. Purvis
R. Leith |
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[Situation] About 4 chains NW [North West] by W. [West] from Fala
A small arable slope on the farm of Blackshiels__ |
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FALA NORTH MAINS |
Fala North Mains
Fala North Mains
Fala North Mains
Fala North Mains |
D. Blomfield
J. Purvis
R. Leith
Co. [County] Map |
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[Situation] About 5 Chains NE [North East] by E [East] from Fala
A small farm house with offices and a farm attached the property of the Earl of Stair__ |
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WATERGATE BRIDGE |
Watergate Bridge} |
D. Blomfield
J. Purvis |
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[Situation] About 50 Chains N. E. [North East] of Fala
A small stone built Co. [County] bridge of one arch over the East Burn on the road from Fala to Upper Keith |
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FALA T.P. |
Fala & Watergate T. P. |
D.Blomfield
J. Purvis
R. Leith |
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[Situation] About 45 Chains NE by E [North East by East] from Fala
A toll gate across the road from Blackshiels to Upper Keith, attached is a dwelling for the toll keeper__ |
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FALA |
Fala
Fala
Fala
Fala
Fala
Fala |
D. Blomfield
J. Purvis
R. Leith
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Stat.[Statistical] Acct. [Account]
Map of Roads 1850 |
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[Situation] About 110 Chains E [East] by South from Saughland
A small village consisting of about fiftly small dwelling houses chiefly occupd. [occupied] by trades-men & agricultural labourers on the property of the Earl of Stair__ |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [Fala] |
United Presbyterian Church |
D. Blomfield
J. Purvis
R. Leith |
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[Situation] The village of Fala
A plain stone building er-ected by subscription con-taining about 750 sittings, attached is the Manse. offices &c. |
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MANSE [Fala] |
Manse
United Secession Manse
(United Presbyterian)
United Secession Manse
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Stat. [Statistical] Acct. [Account]
D. Bloomfield
J. Purvis |
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[Situation] In the village of Fala |
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CHURCH [Fala] |
Fala Church |
D. Blomfield
J. Purvis
R. Leith |
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[Situation] In the village of Fala
A small plain stone building having accommod-ation for about 450 persons adjoining the Church is the Manse of Glebe__ |
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MANSE [U.P. Church, Fala] |
Manse |
D. Blomfield
J. Purvis
R. Leith |
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[Situation] In the village of Fala. |
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WATERGATE BRIDGE |
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FOX COVERT |
Foxes Covert
Foxes Covert |
D. Bloomfield
William Sutton |
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[Situation] about 3/4 of a mile North from Fala A small wooded Slope along side of Fala Dam Burn on the northern extremity of Fala Hall farm, much frequented by Foxes. |
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POST OFFICE [Fala] |
Post Office
Post Office
Post Office |
D. Blomfield William Sutton
R. Leith |
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[Situation] In the village of Fala A Post Office from which there is one despatch and one delivery daily |
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SCHOOL [Fala] |
School
School
School |
D. Blomfield
William Sutton
R. Leith |
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[Situation] In the village of Fala A small building erected by the heritors of the parish from whom the teacher rec.es [receives] a Salary, the average number of scholars may be taken at 20. |
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Parish of Fala & Soutra [Page]19
Foxes' Covert
Rabbits' Warren
Cows House
Dogs' Kennel
Hens' House
Horses' Pond
Bears' Garden
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SCHOOL (Free Church) [Fala] |
School (Free church)
School (Free church)
School (Free church) |
Robert Leitch
John Purvis
William Hutton |
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[Situation] Immediately S.W [South West] of Fala Dam A small house in good repair occupied as a school house in connection with the Free church. It is the property of Mr. Leitch of Routlinghill. It is let by the proprietor for the above purpose. The teacher is paid a amount of fixed salary from the Free church funds besides Scholars fees. The average number of scholars is about 60. The branches taught are those which constitute an ordinary course of English education. |
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FALA LUGGIE (Ruins of) |
Fala Luggie (Ruins of)
Fala Luggie (Ruins of) |
Walter Gray
James Wright |
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[Situation] About 1 1/4 miles S. [South] West from Fala Mains The ruins of an old house or mansion of which there is a tradition that it was a hunting lodge of one of the Kings of Scotland. This ruin is noticed in Blackwoods magazine of November 1846 in which the above tradition is noticed. |
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BLACK KNOWE |
Black Knowe
Black Knowe |
Mr. Broomfield
Mr. John Broomfield |
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[Situation] about 1/2 a mile N. [North] West from Fala A small arable eminence on the farm of Blacksheils, how it got the name I could not learn. |
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ROUTING GLEN |
Routing Glen
Routing Glen |
Mr. Bromfield
Mr. Paterson |
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[Situation] about 1/4 of a mile N.N.W [North North West] from Fala A deep ravine. the boundary between the farms of Fala Hall and Blacksheils and extending from a small Bridge at Fala to Fala Dam Burn. |
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FALA PARK |
Fala Parks
Fala Parks
Fala Park
Fala Park |
A. Herdman.
G. Sandersin
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[Situation] About 50 chains East of the village of Fala. A farm house and offices with a farm attached occupied by A. Herdman and the property of the Earl of Stair - |
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DEAN BURN [a house] |
Dean Burn
Dean Burn |
W. Smaill
G. Sanderson |
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[Situation] About 47 chains S.E. [South East] of Fala Mains. A dwelling house situated on the bank of the Dean Burn the property and residence of William Smaill - |
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ROUTING BURN |
Routing Burn
Routing Burn |
Mr. Broomfiled
Mr John Broomfield |
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[Situation] Passes through Fala Village. A small Burn or stream gathering on the farm of Balcksheils and running in a northerly direction by Fala Village till it joines Fala Dam Burn |
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DEAN BURN |
Dean Burn
Dean Burn |
William Smaill
G. Sanderson |
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[Situation] Runs in a Northerly direction A stream rising in Fala Flow & running north to Watergate Bridge from thence it takes the name of East Burn - |
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HONEYWALLS |
Honeywalls Honeywalls
Honey Walls |
A. Herdman
G. Sanderson
Co. [County] Map |
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[Situation] About 50 chains E.S.E. [East South East] of the village of Fala Two small houses on the farm of Fala Parks and occupied by labourers - |
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FALA T.P. |
Fala Toll Bar
Fala Toll Bar
Fala Toll Bar |
A Herdman
G. Sanderson
Map of Roads 1850 |
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[Situation] About 45 chains N.E. [North East] by North of the village of Fala A toll bar on the road from Dalkeith to Lauder with a dwelling for the toll bar keeper - |
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JUNIPERLEE INN |
Juniperlee Inn
Juniperlee Inn
Juniperlee Inn
Juniperlee Inn |
William Burton
G. Sanderson
Co: [County] Map
Sign Board |
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[Situation] About 40 chains S.E. [South East] by South of the village of Fala A public house with Offices and a few acres of land attached occupied by J. Robertson - |
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FALA MAINS |
Fala Mains
Fala Mains
Fala Mains
Fala Mains |
W. Burton
G. Sanderson
Map of Co: [County] Roads
Co: [County] Map |
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[Situation] About 40 chains S.S.E. [South South East] of the village of Fala A large farm house with Offices and a farm attachd. [attached] occupied by Mr. William Burton - |
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FALA MOOR |
Fala Moor |
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[Situation] About 35 chains N. [North] of Fala Mains extendg [extending] Southerly See Name Book for plan 20.C. |
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Parish of Fala and Soutra
Although the parishes of Fala and Soutra are long united and forming
one parish yet still the two districts which formerly were seperate parishes are
still known by there respective names. This is in a great measure owing
to the county boundary forming a division line through the united parish
which line formerly divided them into seperate parishes. The name
Fala is therefore written in parenthesis underneath the name of the united
parish to the part which is called "Fala" and "Soutra" is written in like
manner to Soutra. ____________
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PARISH OF HUMBIE (Detached)
PLAN 14C
INDEX
Names of Objects -- Pages
Parish of Humbie (Detached) -- 33
Berry Hill -- 29
Blackshiels Inn -- 30
Church -- 18
Costerton Burn -- 31
Cakemuir Burn -- 31
School -- 29
West Mains of Blackshiels -- 32
Moat Knowe -- 31
White Lums -- 33 |
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BERRY HILL |
Berry Hill
Berry Hill
Berry Hill |
D Bloomfield
William Sutton
R Leitch |
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A Small arable hill on the
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SCHOOL [U.P., Fala] |
School (United Presbyterian)
School (United Presbyterian)
School (United Presbyterian) |
W. Sutton
D. Bloomfield
Robert Leith |
014 |
A Small Stone buildng in
good repair formerly used
as a dwelling house but at
present a school house in
commection with the congregation
of the United Presbyterians. The teacher
receives a fixed salary of £10 per annum
besides scholars fees. The aaverage number
of Scholars are 60. The ordinary branches of
An English education ae taught besides Latin |
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Parish of Humbie (Detached) Co. [County] Haddington
School [situation] In the village of Fala
Berry Hill [situation] about 27 Chains N.W. [north west] of Fala Village |
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MOAT KNOWE |
Moat Knowe
Moat Knowe |
Mr. Broomfield
Mr. D Broomfield |
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[Situation] about 1/4 of a mile W by N [West by North] from Fala A small arable eminence on the farm of Blacksheils and part of a range of hills or Knolls extending from Fala to Fala Dam. on its summit is a Trigl [Trigonometrical] Station knownto Trigl [Trigonometrical] party by the name. |
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BLACKSHIELS INN |
Blacksheils Inn
Blacksheils Inn
Blacksheils Inn
Blacksheils Inn |
D Blomfield
William Sutton
R Leith
Co. [County] Map |
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[Situation] In the village of Fala. A large Inn built on the site of a Mansion house, attachd. [attached] are extensive Stabling Coach Houses & with 150 acres of land. occupied by Douglas? Blomfield & the property of the Earl of Stair - |
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CAKEMUIR BURN |
Cakemuir Burn
Cakemuir
Cakemuir
Cakemuir |
Walter Gray
J. Wright
Stat Acct [Statistical Account] 1839
Stat Acct [Statistical Account]
Val: [Valuation] Roll 1814 |
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[Situation] Runs in a North Easterly direction past Fala Mill. A small stream having its rise on the farm of Cakemuir & runng. [running] N.E. [North East] past the farm house to the Dalkeith & Lauder road from thence it is called Fala Dam Burn |
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WEST MAINS OF BLACKSHIELS |
West Mains
Blacksheils
Blacksheils |
W. Gray
J. Wright
Co. [County] Map |
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[Situation] About 90 chains S B W [South By West] of Saughland A large farm house with offices and a farm attached occupied by Mr. J. Messer & the property of M Ker Esq: |
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WHITE LUMS |
White Lums
White Lums |
Mr Leitch
Mr Broomfield |
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[Situation] about 1/2 a mile W [West] by North from Fala. A small hollow between Moat Knowe and Berry Hill, occupied by houses at one time which were called by the above name and after they were removed [demolished]
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HUMBIE (Det.) |
Parish of Humbie (detached) |
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[Situation] On the N. [North] West side of Fala and Eastern side of Edinbsh [Edinburghshire] The detached part of Humbie is wholly embosomed in the Co. [County] of Edinburgh extending over an area of about 1 1/2 mile by 3/4. It is chiefly pastoral the lower ground partakes in a degree of the highly cultivated character for which the Co. [County] of Haddington is distinguished |
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SWALLOW LAW |
Swallow Law |
William Leitch Pouting hill
J Douglas Hope, |
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A small hill of Arable surface on the farm of Costerton Mains On its Summit is A Trig [Trigonometrical] station Called by Trignl [Trigonometrical] Party "Castleton Mains" |
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GALLOW LAW |
Gallow Law |
William Leitch Routing hill
J Douglas Hope |
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A Knoll or eminence on the farm of Longfaugh it is encircled by an Old fence and Cover'd [Covered] with wood, of the origin of the name nothing is locally known |
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Parish, Crichton
Plan 14 C Trace 1.
Object -- [Swallow Law] A Hill
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HARLE RIGGING |
Harley Rigging |
William Leitch Routing [hill]
J. Douglas Hope |
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A hill on the farm of Crichton Mains. It is small of a circular Shape and Arable surface, on its Summit is a Trignl. [Trigonometrical] Station Called by Trig [Trigonometrical] Party Crichton. Under the spot where the Trig [Trigonometrical] Station Stood a grave was found last year |
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GRAVE or Kistvaen [Harle Rigging] |
Grave |
William Leitch Routing [hill]
J. Douglas Hope |
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It [the grave] was formed of large flags of red freestone one flag forming each of the sides and ends - thus It is about 4 1/2 ft [feet] long and about 2 feet wide and a larger flag which cover'd [covered] the top now lies beside it the bottom flag of the Grave was about six ft. [feet] below the surface the grave Contained some ashes Supposed to be the remains of human bones- & water |
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CROW LAW |
Crow Law |
William Leitch Routing [hill]
J. Douglas Hope |
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A small hill of Arable Surface On the farm of East Crichton. On its Summit is a Trignl [Trigonometrical] Station Called by Trignl [Trigonometrical] Crichton N. [North]. It was formerly Covered with wood, And much resorted to by Crows, hence the name. |
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Parish Crichton
Plan 14 C Trace 1
Object -- [Harley Rigging] A Hill
-- [Crow Law] A Hill
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NORTH CRICHTON DEAN P.H. |
North Crichton Dean |
Peter Hunter N. [North] Crichton Dean
William Bean Saughland |
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A large dwelling house used as a Public house and situated on the north side of the line of road from Path Head to Blacksheils. It is in good repair & has a large farm of ground Attached to it And is the property of Capt. [Captain] Callender of Preston Hall. |
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SOUTH CRICHTON DEAN T.P. |
South Crichton Dean |
Peter Hunter N. [North] Crichton Dean
William Bean Saughland |
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A dwelling house & offices in good repair situated on the old line of road from Path Head to Fala It was formerly a farm house but has now only a small garden attached to it the present Occupier Mr. Lowrie has a License for the retail of Spirits Ales & Porter. It is the property of Capt [Captain] Callender of Preston Hall. |
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HAUGH HEAD |
Haugh Head |
Peter Hunter N. [North] Crichton Dean
William Bean Saughland |
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A large dwelling house with Office houses All in good repair - attached to it is a small garden, this dwelling now unoccupied was formerly An Inn and Posting House. It is the property of a Miss Anderson of Edinbro. [Edinburgh] |
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LONGFAUGH MAINS |
Longfaugh Mains |
Peter Hunter N. [North] Crichton Dean
William Bean Saughland |
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Formerly a farm house and office houses now converted into dwelling houses for agricultural Labourers employed on the farm of Longfaugh. |
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Plan 14 C Trace 1
Object -- [North Crichton Dean] House & offices
-- [South Crichton Dean] House & offices
[Initial] M
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LONGFAUGH |
Longfaugh |
Engraved Map of Farm Date 1844,
Peter Hunter. S. [South] Crichton Dea[n]
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A large Mansion house now used as a farm house. It is in good repair with suitable office houses and a Large farm farm of Ground attached to it. It is the property of Capt. [Captain] Callender of Preston Hall |
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SAUGHLAND |
Saughland |
Engraved Map of Farm Date 1844,
Peter Hunter S. [South] Crichton Dea[n]
W. Bains Saughland |
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A large farm house and offices all in good Repair attached to it is a large farm of Ground the property of Capt. [Captain] Callender of Preston Hall. |
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FORT [Longfaugh] |
Roman Camp
Roman Camp
Roman Camp
Roman Camp
Roman Camp |
Peter Hunter S. [South] Crichton [Dean]
W. Bains Saughland
Knox's Map of the County date [1812]
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The remains of an encampment on the farm of Longfaugh, Locally said to be of Roman Construction, It is more apparently one of British formation being of nearly Circular Shape formed by an earthen rampart surrounded by a Fosse outside of which are some small fragments of an other rampart which at some former period encircled it outside of the above described fosse are small fragments of this last named rampart, which like the former was of earthen remains - A stone fence by which the whole is enclosed keeps round upon the line of this second, or outer rampart, and the whole interior of it is Cover'd [covered] by Large Trees, though having all the appearance of a British Fort all local authority agree in Calling it a Roman Camp. |
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Plan 14 C Trace 1
Object -- [Longfaugh] House & offices
-- [Saughland] House & offices
-- [Roman Camp] Remains of an Encampment.
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FALA DAM |
Fala Dam |
James Purvis Fala Dam
Robert Leith Fala Dam
D Bloomfield Blacksheils |
014 |
A group of dwelling houses on both sides of the Old line of road from Path Head to Fala, they are twelve of fourteen in number, and from one to two storys high in good repair And Occupied by Labourers And Tradesmen, they are fues off the property's of the Earl of Stair & Capt [Captain] Callender of Prenston. |
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FALA MILL |
Fala Mill |
James Purvis Fala Dam
Robert Leith Fala Dam
D Bloomfield Blacksheils |
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A farm house And offices all in good repair attached to it is a small farm Of ground the property of the Earl of Stair there was a Corn Mill formerly at this place but it has been taken Away & no trace of it now remains |
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FALA HALL |
Fala Hall |
James Purvis Fala Dam
Robert Leith Fala Dam
D Bloomfield Blacksheils |
014 |
A Large farm house And Office Houses all in good repair attached to it is a Large farm of ground the property Of the Earl of Stair |
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FALA DAM BURN |
Fala Dam Burn |
James Purvis Fala Dam
Robert Leith Fala Dam
D Bloomfield Blacksheils |
014 |
A Small Stream rising on the farm of Cakemuir and flowing in a northerly direction, from its rise to where it is cross,d [crossed] by a Tunnel on the line of road from Dalkeith to Lauder It gets the name of Cakemuir Burn from the above named Tunnel to its Junction with Esalt Burn it gets the given name. (ie) Fala Dam Burn and from this latter point it gets the name "Costerton Burn" |
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Fala Parish [Page] 39
Plan 14. C Trace 2
Object -- [Fala Dam] Houses
-- [Fala Mill] House & Offices
-- [Fala Hall] House & Offices
-- [Fala Dam Burn] A Burn
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GARDENERS HALL |
Gardeners Hall |
Robert Leith Fala Dam
James Purvis Fala Dam
Mr Sutton Schoolmaster Fala |
014 |
A row Of small dwelling houses All in good repair And occupied by Agricultural Labourers they are the Property Of Mr. Ainslie of Costerton |
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ROUTLING HILL P.H. |
Routling Hill |
Robewrt Leith
Fala Dam
James Purvis Fala Dam
Mr Sutton Schoolmaster Fala |
014 |
A Public house On the Old Line of road from Path Head to Fala it has office houses Trashing Mill And small farm Of ground Attached to it And is the Property of Capt [Captain] Callender of Preston Hall House |
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SCHOOL (Free Church) [Fala] |
School (Free Church) |
Robert Leith Fala Dam
James Purvis Fala Dam
Mr Sutton Schoolmaster Fala |
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A Small house in good repair the property of William Leitch, of Routling Hill It is rented by the General assembly of the Free Church And used As a School house, there is An appointed Teacher to it receiving A small Annual salary from the above body besides Scholars fees. the Average No. of Scholars is 60, the branches taught Are English Arithmetic & Writing. |
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Plan 14 C Trace 2
Object -- [Gardeners Hall] A row of Ho. [Houses]
-- [Routling Hill] A House & Office
-- [School] A School, Ho. [House]
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WATERGATE BRIDGE |
A Bridge |
David Blomfeld Blackshiels
James Purvis Fala Dam
Robert Leith Fala Dam |
014 |
A stonebuilt County bridge of one arch over East Burn. On the Piece of road from Falla to Upper Leith, it was built and is kept in repair at the expense of the Ph. [Parish] |
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FALA NORTH MAINS |
House and offices |
David Blomfeld Blackshiels James Purvis Fala Dam Robert Leith Fala Dam |
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A small farm house and office houses All in good repair, attached to it is a farm of ground the property of the Earl of Stair____ |
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EAST BURN |
A Stream |
David Blomfeld Blackshiels James Purvis Fala Dam Robert Leith Fala Dam |
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A small Stream rising on the farm of Soutra, and flowing in a S. [South] Westerly direction until It joins Tala Dam Burn near Costorton Mains from this Junction the united waters in their onward course get the name of Costerton Burn.________ |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [Fala] |
A Church |
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A large plain stone building erected by Subscriptionas as a parish Church by the united Presbyterians it is ingood repair having an accommodation of 750 Sittings there is an appointed Minister to it at a salary of £120 per Ann [Annum] with a manse offices & all of which are in good repair & are the opposite end of the same range of buildings as the church___ |
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CHURCH [Fala] |
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FALA T.P. |
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MANSE [U.P. Church, Fala] |
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Fala and Watergate.
Toll Bar
A toll bar
David Blomfeld Blackshiels James Purvis Fala Barn Robert Leith Fala Barn
A Toll Bar gate across the line of road
from Blackshiels to Upper Leith attached
to it is a dwelling house in good repair the property of the Trustees of the County.
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FALA |
A. Village |
David Bloomfield Blackshiels
Robert Leith Fala Dam
James Purvis Fala Dam |
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A small village Consisting of about fifty dwelling houses irregularly ranged in rows and detached in ones twos & threes they are all small buildings of one & two storys high generally all in good repair & are property fues off the Earl of Stairs Property, there is one Public house & three grocers Shops in the village, the remainder of the houses are occupied by tradesmen and agricultural labourers. |
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POST OFFICE [Fala] |
A House |
David Bloomfield Blackshiels
Robert Leith Fala Dam
James Purvis Fala Dam |
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A small dwelling house in good repair at which a Post Office is established for the receipt and delivery of Sitters, there is one despatch received at it every morning from Edinburgh, Dalkeith & Oford, and one forwarded from it every evening to the above offices, and one despatch received & sent each day from it to the Post Office of Upper Leith |
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MANSE [Fala] |
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Fala Church
A Church
David Bloomfield Blackshiels
Robert Leith Fala Dam
James Purvis Fala Dam
A Parish Church belonging to the Established body, it is a small plain stone building in good repair and having An accommodation of 450 Sittings there is an appointed Minister to it as a salary of £150 per Ann [Annum] Also a Manse of Glebe,___
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SCHOOL [Fala] |
A School ho. [house] |
Mr. W. Sutton U. P. [United Presbyterian] School Schoolmaster
David Bloomfield Blackshiels
Robert Leith Fala Dam |
014 |
A parish school house erected by The Heritors of the Parish, it is a small stone building in good repair, and having An appointed teacher to it, like all Ph. [Parish] Schools in Scotland the Teachers salary is derived from the Heritors of the Parish & Scholars fees, the average no. [number] of scholars is about 20 |
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School
A House
Mr. W. Sutton U. P. [United Presbyterian] School Schoolmaster
David and Bloomfield Blackshiels
Robert Leith Fala Dam
A School house belonging to the United Presbyterian Congregation of this Parish, It is a small stone building in good repair, was first built for a dwelling house, but purchased by the above body & converted into a School Ho. [House] there is an appointed teacher to it at a salary of £10. per Ann;[Annum] besides scholars fees the salary is raised by subscription and paid by a committee appointed by the Congregation the average no. [number] of scholars is about sixty the branches taught are English Arithmetic Latin etc.
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BLACKSHIELS INN |
Blacksheils Inn |
D Bloomfield Blacksheils
Mr. W Sutton Falla,
Robert Leith Falla Dam, |
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A Large Inn on the line of road from Path-head to Lauder, it is a Large Stone building erected for and used as an Inn, and posting house, it has a suitable set of Office houses All in good repair And a farm of 150 Acres of ground Attached to it, the Inn is built on the site of an old Mansion House, It is the property of the Earl of Stair |
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FALA DAM BRAE |
Fala Dam Hill |
D Bloomfield Blacksheils
Mr. W Sutton Falla,
Robert Leith Falla Dam |
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A small Oval shaped hill of Arable surface on the farm of Blacksheils |
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BERRY HILL |
Berry Hill |
D Bloomfield Blacksheils
Mr. W Sutton Falla,
Robert Leith Falla Dam. |
014 |
A Small hill of arable surface on the farm of Blacksheils, on its Summit is a Trig [Trigonometrical] station Called by Trig [Trigonometrical] Party "Blacksheils. |
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Plan 14.C Trace 2
Object-- [Blacksheils] House Offices
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MONUMENT |
A Monumnet |
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A Monument erected in Commemoration of the death of John Waugh, A Sailor, belonging to this place, who died abroad about the year 1823. It is a plain square stone building about 10ft. [foot] high its base is about 5ft. [foot] square, tapering to about one foot square at the top and was erected by the Father of the deceased on one of its squares is the following inscription
A la memore do.
Jean Waugh qui mort
A Hondres le 15 De
Mar 1823 age 28 Ans. |
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[Page] 45 Parish of Fala
[signed] F Smith c/a [civilian assistant] 27th July 1852} |
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WEST MAINS OF BLACKSHIELS |
A house |
Walter Gray Cakemuir
James Wight Fala Mains |
014 |
A large farm house two stories high and in good repair, with suitable offices and a large arable farm attached, occupied by John Messer, the property of H. Kerr Esq., |
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CAKEMUIR BURN |
A stream |
Walter Gray Cakemuir James Wight Fala Mains |
014 |
A small stream having its source on the farm of 'Cakemuir', flowing in a north easterly direction past Cakemuir farm house to the road from Dalkeith to Lauder, from thence it is called "Fala Dam Burn" |
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[Page] 47 Parish of Humbie
List of Names collected by c/a [civilian assistant] Robert Miller
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FALA LUGGIE (Ruins of) |
A ruin |
Walter Gray Cakemuir
James Wright Falla Mains |
014 |
The ruins of house on the farm of Fala Mains At a short distance from this ruin is [--] station called "Falla Luggie" |
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[Page] 48 Parish of Fala
List of Names collected by Robert Miller
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DAEN BURN |
A stream |
William Smaile Dean Burn
George Sanderson Fala Mains Faba |
014 |
A middling sized stream having its source from "Fala Flour" flowing in northerly direction to "Watergate Bridge" from thence it is called "East Burn" |
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DEAN BURN [a house] |
A house |
William Smaill Dean Burn Fala
George Sanderson Fal Mains Fala |
014 |
A middling sized house two stories in height and in good repair, with garden attached, situated beside the stream of the same name, the property and residence of William Smaill |
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[Page] 50 Parish of Fala
List of names collected by c/a [civilian assistant] Robert Miller
[Signed] Robert Miller c/a [civilian assistant] |
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FALA PARK |
A house |
Alexander Herdman Fala Parks Fala
George Sanderson Fala Mains Fala |
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A middling sized farm house, two stories high and in good repair with convenient offices and an arable farm attached occupied by Alexander Herdman, the property of the Earl of Stair. |
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HONEYWALLS |
Houses |
Alexander Herdman Fala Parks Fala George Sanderson Fala Mains Fala |
014 |
Two small houses on the farm of "Fala Parks" in good repair & occupied by Labourers |
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FALA T.P. |
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FALA TOLL BAR |
A tollhouse |
Alexander Herdman Fala Parks Fala George Sanderson Fala Mains Fala |
014 |
A small tollhouse on the road from Dalkeith to Lauder. It is in good repair and occupied by Peter Donaldson, |
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[Page] 51 Parish of Fala
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JUNIPERLEE INN |
A house |
William Burton Fala Mains Fala
George Sanderson Fala Mains Fala |
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A middling sized house two stories high and in good repair, with suitable offices and a few acres of land attached, occupied as a common public house, by James Robertson the proprietors__ |
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FALA MAINS |
A house |
William Burton Fala Mains Fala George Sanderson Fala Mains Fala |
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A large farm house two stories in hights and in good repair with suitable offices and a large farm attached, occupied by Mr. Burton the property of the Earl of Stair. |
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[Page] 52 Parish of Fala
[Signed] James Car[--] C. Asst. [Civilian Assistant]
21st March 1853
[--] [--]
24 March 1853
[Signed] Robert Miller c/a [civilian assistant] |
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[page] 53
[volume] 40
[stamped] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. STORE SOUTHAMPTON [dated] 26 JUN 91 [1891]
Co. [County] EDINBURGH,
AND PART OF
Co. [County] HADDINGTON,
Complete
PLAN 14C.
Names of Parishes -- Pages
CRICHTON -- 1
FALA AND SOUTRA -- 13
HUMBIE -- 27 |
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