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PARISH OF TEMPLE
PLAN 22A
INDEX
Cotly Hill--4
Crosslee Burn--5
Gladhouse Burn--11
Gladhouse--11
Glede Knowe--11
Hog Hill--3
Huntly Cot--7
Huntly Cot Hills--10
Hirendean Castle (Ruins of)--10
Hirendean Burn--12
Jeffries Carse--9
Long Shank--9
Moorfoot--7
Maudslie--7
Maudslie Mill--8
Moorfoot Hills--9
Peat Law Burn--4
River South Esk--8
Tweeddale Burn--3
Par: [Parish] of Temple--5
Chapel (Ruins of)--6
Old Grave Yard--6 |
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HOG HILL |
Hog Hill
Hog Hill
Hog Hill |
James Gilchrist
George Walker
Co.[County] Map |
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A small hill on the farm of Moorfoot. On its summit is a Trigl. [Triangulation] Station called by Trigl. [Triangulation] party "Hog Hill". This hill forms part of the range called Moorfoot |
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TWEEDDALE BURN |
Tweeddale Burn
Tweeddale Burn
Tweeddale Burn |
James Gilchrist
George Walker
Co.[County] Map |
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A small stream or burn rising in Jefferies Carse, and running in a N. [North] Westerly direction, forming for a short distance the boundary line betwixt the Co. [County] of Edinburgh and Peebleshire |
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COTLY HILL |
Cotly Hill
Cotly Hill
Cotly Hill |
James Gilchrist
George Walker
Co.[County] Map 1847 |
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A small Hill at the South side of Hog Hill, and forming part of the range of Moorfoot Hills. |
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PEAT LAW BURN |
Peat Law Burn
Peat Law Burn
Peat Law Burn |
James Gilchrist
W. Penderleith
Co. [County] Map 1847 |
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A small stream or burn having its rise between Hog Hill and Cotly Hill, and running in a Northerly direction for a short distance, thence changes its name to Crosslee Burn. |
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CROSSLEE BURN E. |
Crosslee Burn
Crosslee Burn
Crosslee Burn |
James Gilchrist
W. Pendlerigh
Co. [County] Map of Edinbsh. [Edinburghshire] |
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A small stream or burn being the continuation of Peat Law Burn, and running in a Northerly direction to its junction with the South Esk. |
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MOORFOOT CHAPEL (Ruins of) |
Chapel
Chapel
Chapel |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Smith
W.J. Burton Esqr.
Mr Hastie |
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The ruins of a Chapel with a small piece of ground laid to be a graveyard, attached: situated a little South of the farm house of Moorfoot. |
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OLD GRAVE YARD [Moorfoot Chapel] |
Site of Grave Yard
Site of Grave Yard
Site of Grave Yard |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Smith
W.J. Burton Esqr
Mr Hastie |
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It formerly belonged to the ancient village of Morthwait, all traces of which have now dissappeared [sic] |
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Parish of Temple
"After the grant of David I, the monks established at Morthwait a chapel which served their men and the abbot enjoyed the patronage of it till the reformation. After that great change the Commendator Coming in his place enjoyed his right, till the extensive estates of the Abbey were Converted into a temporal Lordship which descended to the heirs of the Commendator Earls of Ancrum and Marquisses of Lothian: Chalmers Caledonia vol II p 8
"The ecclesiastical establishment of this parish consisted originally of three chapels one at Temple one at Clerkington and one at Morphet." Old Stat [Statistical] Acct [Account] vol 16 p 502 |
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HUNTLY COT |
Huntly Cot
Huntly Cot
Huntly Cot |
JW. Pringle
Mr Penderleith
Co. [County] Map 1849 |
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A farm house and out houses including a threshing Machine, having a farm of land attached the property William Dundas Esqr of Arniston |
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MAULDSLIE |
Maudslie
Maudslie
Mausly
Mauldslie
Mauldslie |
William Penderleith
James Tait
Co. [County] Map 1847
Map of Co [County] Roads
Val [Valuation] Roll 1814 |
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A farm house and out houses, including a thrashing mill, having a farm of land attached. The property of William Dundas Esqr of Arniston |
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MOORFOOT |
Moorfoot
Moorfoot
Moor Foot |
William Penderleith
James Tait
Co. [County] Map. 1847 |
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A farm house and out houses, including a threshing machine, having a farm of land attached The property of the Earl of Roseberry |
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MAULDSLIE HILL |
Mauldslie Hill
Mauldslie Hill |
William Penderleith
James Tait |
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[situation] About 1½ Miles NE [North East] of Moorfoot
A small hill on the farm of Mauldslie, it forms part of Moorfoot range. |
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JEFFRIES CORSE |
Jeffries Corse
Jeffries Corse
Jeffries Carse |
See Name Book Plan 22
Co. [County] Map 1847
Co. [County] Map of Roads |
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For discription see name List for plan 22B |
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LONG SHANK |
Long Shank
Long Shank
Long Shank Hill
Long Shank Hill |
See Name Book Plan 22 C
Co. [County] Map 1847
Statistical Acct. [Account] of Scotland |
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For discription See Name List for plan 22C. |
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MOORFOOT HILLS |
Moorfoot Hills
Moorfoot Hills |
Fullerton's Gazetteer
Co. [County] Map |
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A range of moorish hills on the Southern boundary of Edinburghshire. They are a continuation of the Lammermuir hills & extend from Coatlair, on the west side of Moorfoot Water, for about 10 Miles in a North Easterly direction, and terminate in Carberry Hill, near the Source of Gala Water. |
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Parish of Temple
Note. The name of hills. Compiled From Fullarton's Gazetteer of Scotland |
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HIRENDEAN CASTLE (Ruins of) |
Hirendean Castle (Ruins of)
Hirendean Castle (Ruins of)
Hiren Dean Castle in Ruins
Herondean |
James Gilchrist
William Penderleith
Co. [County] Map 1847
Val: [Valuation] Roll 1814 |
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The ruins of an ancient castle situated on the East side of Gladhouse Burn, the date of its erection cannot be obtained in the locality. |
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HUNTLY COT HILLS |
Huntly Cot Hills
Huntly Cot Hills
Huntly Cot Hills |
James Gilchrist
Mr Penderleith
Co. [County] Map. 1847 |
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Three small eminences or hills on the range of Moorfoot Hills. Their surface consists of Mountain pass land. |
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GLADHOUSE |
Gladhouse
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Gladhouse
Gladhouse |
James Gilchrist
William Penderleith
Co. [County] Map. 1847
Co. [County] Map of Roads |
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A small dwelling house having a garden attached. Occupied by James Gilchrist |
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GLEDE KNOWE |
Glad Knowe
Glad Knowe
Glede Knowe
Glede Knowe |
James Gilchrist
William Penderleith
W.J. Burton Esqr.
W Hastie |
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A small eminence or Knoll situated at the base of Huntly Cot Hills. |
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Parish of Temple
"Glede, the Kite (a bird) Jamieson's Scottish Dictn [Dictionary]" |
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HIRENDEAN BURN |
Hirendean Burn
Hirendean Burn |
James Gilchrist
William Penderleith |
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A small stream or burn having its rise on Moorfoot Hills, and running in a N. [North] Westerly direction to its junction with Gladhouse Burn. |
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THICKSIDE |
Thickside
Thickside |
Thomas Pringle
Walter Binnie |
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A track of Rising ground situated between Fernie Grain and Fernie's Cleugh, So called from it's being thickly covered with heath. |
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HOG HILL |
Hog Hill |
James Gilchrist Gladhouse
George Walker Boerland |
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A small hill South of Moorfoot Farm house & in the SW [South West] end of Temple Ph. [Parish]. It forms one of the range of the Moorfoot Hills On its Summit is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] called by the same name |
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TWEEDDALE BURN |
Tweed-dale Burn |
James Gilchrist Gladhouse
George Walker Boerland |
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A Stream which rises in Jeffries Carse And runs in an N [North] West direction forming for a Short distance the boundary between the Counties of Edinburghshire And Peeblesshire. It then takes a Northerly direction & passing bye Toxside till it joins the Fullarton Burn and finally empties itself into the South Esk, West of Arniston House |
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COTLY HILL |
Cotly Hill |
James Gilchrist Gladhouse
George Walker Boerland |
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A small hill adjoining Hogg Hill on the South side, having pasture for Sheep and forming a part of the range of the Moorfoot Hills |
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CROSSLEE BURN E. |
Crosslee Burn |
James Gilchriest Gladhouse
Mr. Prenderleith Moorfoot |
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A small burn which takes the name Crosslee Burn, from the Place where the name Peat Law Burn ends, and runs in a northerly direction till it joins the South Esk near Gladis Mill Farm-house |
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HUNTLY COT |
Huntly Cot |
James Pringle Farmer Huntly Cot
Mr Prenderleith Moorfoot |
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A farm house with offices Thrashing Mill and farm attached occupied by James Pringle and Property of - [blank] Dundas Esqr. Arniston |
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MAULDSLIE HILL |
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PEAT LAW BURN |
Peat Law Burn |
James Gilchriest Gladhouse
Mr. Prenderleith Moorfoot |
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A small stream which rises between Hog Hill and Cotly Hill and runs in a Northerly direction to where it takes the name of Crosslee Burn |
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Names Collected by John Early C.A
Plan 22 A Trace 1[written vertically]
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MOORFOOT |
Moorfoot |
Mr Plenderleith, Farmer, Moorfoot
James Tait, Mauldslie |
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[Situation] Temple Ph [Parish].
A farm house having Suitable offices Thrashing [Threshing] machine and farm attached occupied by Mr Plenderleith, Farmer, and property of the Earl of Roseberry |
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MAULDSLIE |
Mauldslie |
Mr Plenderleith, Farmer, Moorfoot
James Tait, Mauldslie |
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A well constructed house two stories [storeys] hig [high] having Suitable offices, Thrashing [Threshing] mill and farm attached occupied by James Tait and property of - Dundas Esq of Arniston |
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MAULDSLIE HILL |
Mauldslie Hill |
Mr Plenderleith, Farmer, Moorfoot
James Tait, Mauldslie |
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A Small hill immediately South of Mauldslie farm and east of Huntly Cot Hills having good pasturage for Sheep and forming a part of the range of the Moorfoot Hills |
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Names Collected by John Early c.a [Civilian Assistant]
Plan 22 & T [Trace] 2 |
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GLADHOUSE |
Gladhouse |
James Gilchrist, resident
Mr Plenderleith, Moorfoot |
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[Situation] Temple Ph [Parish]. A dwelling house with a small garden attached, and occupied by James Gilchrist. |
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HIRENDEAN BURN |
Hirendean Burn |
James Gilchrist, resident
Mr Plenderleith, Moorfoot |
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[Situation] Temple Parish. A small mountain Stream rising near the top of the Moorfoot Hills and falling into Gladhouse Water at Gladhou [Gladhouse] |
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GLEDE KNOWE |
Glad Knowe |
James Gilchrist, resident
Mr Plenderleith, Moorfoot |
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[Situation] Temple Parish. A small Knowe of a conical form near the northern base of the Huntly Cot Hills. |
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HIRENDEAN CASTLE (Ruins of) |
Hirendean Castle (Ruins of) |
James Gilchrist, resident
Mr Plenderleith, Moorfoot |
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[Situation] Temple Parish. The ruins of an old castle, situated on the east side of Gladhouse Burn and on the north side of a hill bearin [bearing] the same name, the date of its erec [erection] I could not ascertain - |
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HUNTLY COT HILLS |
Huntly Cot Hills |
James Gilchrist, resident
Mr Plenderleith, Moorfoot |
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[Situation] Temple Parish. Three small hills adjoining each other and forming a part of a range Called Moorfoot Hills |
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Names Collected by J McDiarmid
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LONG CLEUGH |
Long Cleugh |
Robert Abernethy, Blackhope |
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[Parish] Borthwick. A small mountain Stream rising near the top of the Moorfoot Hills N.W. [North West] of "Blackhope" and flowing in a S. [South] easterly direction till it falls into Blackhope Burn. |
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ELLEN'S BURN |
Ellen's Burn |
Robert Abernethy, Blackhope
(Correct name recd [Received] north field Rem [Remarks ?]
W. T. Burton Esq Laxside |
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[Parish] Borthwick. A Small Stream rising near the top of "Mauldslie Hill, and flowing in a South easterly direction till it falls into "Blackhope Burn" immediately east of "Blackhope". |
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SWINE'S CLEUGH |
Swine's Cleugh |
Robert Abernethy, Blackhope
W.T. Burton Esq Laxside |
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[Parish] Borthwick. A small stream rising near the Summit of Mauldslie Hill, and flowing in a South easterly direction till it reaches Blackhope where it falls into "Blackhope Burn". |
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FERNIE GRAIN |
Fernie Grain |
Robert Abernethy, Blackhope
W.T. Burton Esq Laxside |
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[Parish] Borthwick. A small Stream rising near the top of Huntly Cot Hills and flowing running South eastward till it falls into Blackhope Burn. |
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BLACKSIDE RIG |
Blackside Rig |
Robert Abernethy, Blackhope
W.T. Burton Esq Laxside |
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[Parish] Borthwick. A high ridge of a hill between Blackhope Burn, and Hope Burn: |
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THE YOKE |
The Yoke |
Robert Abernethy, Blackhope
W.T. Burton Esq Laxside |
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[Parish] Borthwick. A hollow, between "Blackside Rig" and "Hose Law" |
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HOSE LAW |
Hose Law |
Robert Abernethy, Blackhope
W.T. Burton Esq Laxside |
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[Parish] Borthwick. A considerable Hill S.E. [South East] of Blackhope. There is a Trigl [Trigonometrical] Station on the top of it |
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BLACKHOPE |
Blackhope |
Robert Abernethy, Blackhope
W.T. Burton Esq Laxside |
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[Parish] Borthwick. A farm house with offices, a small Garden, and a large hill farm attached - it is the property of the Earl of Roseberry and occupied by R. Abernethy |
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Names Collected by J McDiarmid c.a. [Civilian Assistant]
[Plan] 22 A Trace 4 |
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ELLEN'S BURN |
Ellen's Burn |
William Tait Burton Esq of Loxside
Mr Abernethy, Blackhope |
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A small stream rising near the top of the Moorfoot Hills north West of Blackhope & falling into Blackhope Burn north east of Blackhope. |
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SWINE'S CLEUGH |
Swine's Cleugh |
William Tait Burton Esq of Loxside
Mr Abernethy, Blackhope |
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A long narrow glen through which a Small Stream runs, it extends westward from Blackhope about half a mile, the Stream flowing through this Cleugh has no name the term "Swines Cleugh" comprehends both the glen and the Stream. |
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Names Collected by J McDiarmid
Plan 22 A Trace 4 |
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MOORFOOT CHAPEL (Ruins of) |
Chapel in Ruins |
Revd [Reverend Mr Smith, Temple
William Tait Burton Esq, Loxside
Mr Hastie, Loxside, Schoolmaster Loxside Sch [School] |
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On the West bank of the South Esk a few perches South of Moorfoot Farmhouse Stands a Ruin Said to be previous to the reformation a catholic place of worship but as to the date of its erection or by whom erected it cannot be ascertained There is a small portion of land adjoining said to be the burying ground attached There had been formerly a Village here Called Marthwait but all traces of it have long ago disappeared it is said that this was a distinct Parish at one time but since the Reformation it was joined to Clarkington and Temple and since that time the three combined form the Parish of Temple |
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OLD GRAVE YARD [Moorfoot Chapel] |
Chapel in Ruins |
Revd [Reverend Mr Smith, Temple
William Tait Burton Esq, Loxside
Mr Hastie, Loxside, Schoolmaster Loxside Sch [School] |
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On the West bank of the South Esk a few perches South of Moorfoot Farmhouse Stands a Ruin Said to be previous to the reformation a catholic place of worship but as to the date of its erection or by whom erected it cannot be ascertained There is a small portion of land adjoining said to be the burying ground attached There had been formerly a Village here Called Marthwait but all traces of it have long ago disappeared it is said that this was a distinct Parish at one time but since the Reformation it was joined to Clarkington and Temple and since that time the three combined form the Parish of Temple |
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List of Names collected by John Early C.a [Civilian Assistant]
[Page] 22a Trace 2
[Signed] James Carpenter C.Asst. [Civilian Assistant] 21st March 1853
[Signed] W James Cap. RE [Captain Royal Engineers] 31 March 1853 |
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[Small stamp] Ordnance Survey Southampton 26 JAN [January[ 92 [1892 ?]
Co [County] EDINBURGH Co [County] Edinburgh
Plan 22 A
Names of Parishes -- Pages
Temple -- 1
Heriot -- 15 |
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