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PARISH OF DALKEITH
SHEET. 1.
INDEX.
Names of Objects -- Page
Aitkens Close -- 12
Bridge End -- 4
Back Street -- 11
Campbell's Close -- 13
Dalkeith Park -- 6
Dalkeith House -- 6
Donaldson's Rock -- 7
High Street -- 11
Lugton Haugh -- 4
Montague Bridge -- 3
Musselburgh Road -- 11
River North Esk -- 3
River South Esk -- 11
St. Mary's Chapel -- 5
Steel Park -- 7
United Presby [Presbyterian] Church -- 13
West Gate Park -- 4
Woodbank -- 5
Wilson's Close -- 12
Wilson's Close -- 13
Dalkeith (parish of) -- 15
Plummer's Close -- 14
The Dark Walk -- 6
Deanhead Park -- 16
Howlands Park -- 16 |
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MONTAGUE BRIDGE |
Montague Bridge
Montague Bridge |
Mr Moncrieff
Revd [Reverend] Mr Wright |
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[Situation] Crossing the River North Esk a little East of Steel Park
A neat built stone bridge of one arch over the River N. [North] Esk in Dalkeith House demesne and carrying the main avenue or approach to the Ducal residence, it was recently erected at the expence of the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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RIVER NORTH ESK |
River North Esk
River North Esk |
Mr Moncrieff
Revd [Reverend] Mr Wright |
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[Situation] Running North past Dalkeith House
See Name Book Plan 17B |
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Parish of Dalkeith
Page in Form 136
23 - Montague Bridge
23 - River North Esk |
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WEST GATE PARK |
West Gate Park
West Gate Park |
Mr Moncrieff
Map of Estate |
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[Situation] About 16 Chains N.W. [North West] of DalKeith House
An ornamental Park within the precincts of the Duke of Buccleuch's demesne. |
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LUGTON HAUGH |
Lugton Haugh
Lugton Haugh |
Mr Moncrieff
Map of Estate |
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[Situation] about 5 or 6 chains West of Dalkeith House
A hollow planted with large beech trees upon the N. [North] side of the River North Esk opposite Dalkeith House. |
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BRIDGE-END |
Bridge End
Bridgend
Bridge end
Bridgend
Bridge-end
Bridgend |
Mr Wright
Co. [County] map
Map of Roads
Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] 1845
P.O. [Post Office] Directory 1851-2
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
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[Situation] About 23 chains S.W. [South West] of Dalkeith House
A few scattered dwelling houses at the North west suburb of Dalkeith being at the end of the bridge which crosses the North Esk. |
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Parish of Dalkeith
Page in Form 136
24 - West Gate Park
24 - Lugton Haugh
24 - Bridge End |
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WOODBANK |
Woodbank
Woodbank |
Mr Moncrieff
Revd [Reverend] Mr Wright |
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[Situation] About 24 chains S.W. [South West] of Dalkeith House
A neat dwelling house situated near Bridge End surrounded by a small garden. It is the property of Miss Bailie of Edinbr. [Edinburgh] |
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ST MARY'S CHAPEL (Episcopal) [Dalkeith] |
St Marys Chapel
St Marys Chapel
St Marys Chapel |
Mr Bennett
Mr Moncrieff
Map of Estate |
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[Situation] Within Delkeith House demesne and about 1 chain N.E. [North East] of Dalkeith.
A handsome modern buildg [building] erected by, and the property of the Duke of Buccleuch it is situated in the demesne of Dalkeith House and free to all who choose to attend it. |
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St Marys Chapel [note] (seats for 250) |
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DALKEITH PARK |
Dalkeith Park
Dalkeith Park |
Mr Watson
Mr McIntosh
Mr G Gray |
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[Situation] N. [North] of the Town of Dalkeith
A large park containg [containing] about 800 scotch acres being the domain of Dalkeith House, it is enclosed by a ring fence and is the property of the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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THE DARK WALK |
The Dark Walk |
See Name Book Sheet 2. Dalkeith |
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[Situation] S.E. [South East] side of the demesne of Dalkeith House
See description in Name Book of Sheet 2. |
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Parish of Dalkeith
Page in Form 136
✓ - Dalkeith Park [note] 8000 by Fullarton 1035 by Stat; [Statistical] Account OMO [Ordnance Mapping Office]
✓ - The Dark Walk |
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STEEL PARK |
Steel Park
Steel Park
Steel Park |
Mr Moncrieff
Map of Estate
Mr Bennett |
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[Situation] About 72 chains N. [North] East of Dalkeith House
A large Park within the demesne of Dalkeith House, used as a Park for deer. |
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DALKEITH HOUSE on the Site of DALKEITH CASTLE |
Dalkeith House
Dalkeith House
Dalkeith House
Dalkeith palace
Palace of DalKeith
DalKeith house |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Wright
Mr Moncrieff
Map of Roads
P.O. [Post Office] Directory
Stat. [Statistical] Acct. [Account] 1845
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[Situation] On the East side of North Esk River about 8 chains N.W. [North West] of DalKeith
A spacious & magnificient Mansion erected upon the site of the ancient castle of Dalkeith by one of the Duchess' of Buccleuch & Monmouth about the beginning of the 18th Century with the exceptions of four corinthian pilasters at the front, it is void of any architectural embellishments continued [on page 8] |
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Parish of Dalkeith
Page in Form 136
17 - Steel Park
18 - Dalkeith House
"Adjoining to the town is DalKeith park of 800 scots
acres within which about half a mile from the town
is DalKeith house, the seat of the DuKe of Buccleuch
erected about the last century on the site of the old Castle of Dalkeith &c."
Fullarton's Gazetteer
N.B. The DuKe calls &. writes the name of this
place "DalKeith House" others call it DalKeith Palace.
(Signed) J. Mechan 2nd Corp. R.S. & M. [Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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DALKEITH HOUSE on the Site of DALKEITH CASTLE |
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[continued from page 7] yet situated as it is upon a peninsula between the two Esk Rivers where the natural beauty of the scenery has rendered it easy for the artificial means which have been employed to convert it into one of the most splendid residencey & demesnes in the Kingdom the whole is surrounded by Park wall several miles in circumference & numerous droves of deer have access throughout the place for pasturage, it is the property of the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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River South Esk [crossed out] |
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DALKEITH HOUSE on the Site of DALKEITH CASTLE |
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[continued from page 8] "During the 12th & 13th Centuries it" (DalKeith) "was possessed by the Gallant Grahams. As early as the reign of David II. there was at Dalkeith a baronial Castle which was held by the turbulent Douglases. DalKeith Castle had the honour to receive the princess Margaret on her way to her espousals at Edinburgh. After the battle of PinKie it was readily surrendered by the order of George Douglas, the proprietor. Here Mary Stewart visited Morton her unworthy Chancellor; and conferred several favours on him. In the subsequent Century this barony was acquired by the Scotts a milder race. On the ancient site, Anne the Duchess of Buccleugh and Monmouth built the present house in imitation of the palace of Loo, but on a smaller scale." Chalmers' Caledonia vol [volume] II, P. [Page] 572-3
"DalKeith Castle House, &c. - The only thing under the article of antiquities, worthy of being mentioned is the castle of DalKeith which formerly occupied the same spot where now stands DalKeith House, the principal seat of his Grace the DuKe of Buccleugh. About the beginning of the present century a very magnificent house was built on the site of the Old Castle by Ann Duchess of Buccleugh and Monmouth. The fosse which guarded the castle on the east was filled up and a large mound of forced earth raised around the rock. It is now a pleasant bank and adorned with a variety of delightful shrubs. The beauty of the situation which is deservedly admired is greatly heightened by the winding of the river, and the abundance of thriving wood with which it is surrounded", &c.
"In ancient times, it appears to have been a place of considerable strength and to have stood some siege [continued on page 10] |
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[continued from page 9] "was situated on a perpendicular rock of great height and inaccessible on all sides except on the east where it was defended by a fosse through which the river is said to have formerly run. It was for some centuries, the principal residence of the noble family of Morton; and history records, James IX, and last Earl of Douglas, exasperated against John Douglas, Lord of Dalkeith, for espousing the cause of James II, who had basely murdered William VIII, Earl of the illustrous house of Douglas at Stirling laid siege to the Castle of DalKeith binding himself by a Solemn oath not to desist till he had made himself master of it. It was however so gallantly defended by Patrick Cockburn and ClerKington, that the Earl of Douglas and his followers after undergoing much toil and receiving many wounds found themselves unable to reduce it and were obliged to raise the siege. On the defeat of the Scotch army at PinKie Anno Dom, 1547 many fled to the Castle of Dalkeith for refuge, among whom was James Earl of Morton afterwards regent of Scotland and Sir David Hume of Wedderburn. It was besieged by the English and defended for some time; but as it contained not a sufficient store of provision for such a number of men as had fled to it and as the besieged had no hopes of succour against the victorious army it was obliged to surrender; in consequence of which; the Earl & Sir David were made prisoner. In the year 1642, the estate of DalKeith came into the possession of the family of Buccleugh by purchase from the Earl of Morton." Sinclairs Stat. [Statistical] Acct [Account] vol. [volume] 120 |
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This Name Book refers to Dalkeith 1852 - Sheet 1
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HIGH STREET |
High Street |
See Name Book Sheet 2. |
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[Situation] Leading N.N.E. [North North East] through the Town of DalKeith
See Descript: [Descriptive] Remarks in Name Book, Sheet 2 of Dalkeith. |
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MUSSELBURGH ROAD [Dalkeith] |
Musselburgh Road
Musselburgh Road |
Name on Ticket
Thomas Conran
R Patterson |
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[Situation] On the East Side of High Street
A road leading from High Street to Back Street bounded on each side by a stone wall. |
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BACK STREET |
Back Street |
See Name Book of Sheet 2 |
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[Situation] Running parallel with the East Side of High Street
See Descriptive Remarks in Name Book Sheet 2 of Dalkeith. |
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RIVER SOUTH ESK |
River South Esk |
See Name Book sheet 2 DalKeith |
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[Situation] E. [East side of Dalkeith
See Name BooK sheet 2 of DalKeith. |
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Parish of Dalkeith
Page in F. [Form] 136
19 - High Street
19 - Musselburgh Road
21 - Back Street
18 - River South Esk |
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WILSON'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Wilson's Close
Wilson's Close |
A. Bennett
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[Situation] On the West Side of the High Street
This close runs from the N. [North] East side of High Street into Back St. |
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AITKEN'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Aitken's Close
Aitken's Close |
A. Bennett
J. Bourhill |
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[Situation] On the West Side of High Street
A close branching off High Street the property of Mr Aitkens, it is occupd [occupied] by Tradesmen & Labourers. |
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DONALDSON'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Donaldson's Close
Donaldson's Close |
A. Bennett
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[Situation] On the West Side of High Street
A close branching of the High St. occupd [occupied] by Tradesman and Labourers and the property of Mr Donaldson. |
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Page in F. [Form] 136
20 - Wilson's Close
20 - Aiken's Close
20 - Donaldson's Close |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [High Street, Dalkeith] |
United Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Church |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Brown
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[Situation] On the East side of High Street.
It is a large plain stone buidg [building] having accommodation for abt [about] 800 people, it was built by Subscription and has a Manse &c attached |
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CAMPBELL'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Campbells Close |
Mr Gray
Mr Watson |
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[Situation] On the East side of High Street.
An irregular close branching from the east side of High St the houses are from 2 to 3 Stories high & occupd [occupied] by labourers |
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WILSON'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Wilson's Close
Wilson's Close
Wilson's Close |
Mr Welsh
Mr Plumber
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[Situation] On the East side of High Street.
A close off the North West side of High St which does not communicate with any other thoroughfare |
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Page in F. [Form] 136
22 - United Presbyterian Church
22 - Campbells Close
17 - Wilson's Close |
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PLUMMER'S CLOSE |
Plummer's Close |
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[Situation] N.W. [North West] side of High St.
See Descript [Descriptive] Remarks in Name Book of Sheet 2 of Dalkeith |
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DALKEITH |
Parish of Dalkeith |
See Name Bk. [Book] of Sheet 2 of Dalkeith |
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[Situation] On the Eastern side of the Co. [County] of Edinburgh
See Descript; [Descriptive] Remarks in Name Book of Sheet 2 of Dalkeith |
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HOWLANDS PARK |
Howlands Park
Howlands Park |
Scott Moncrieff (Factor)
Map of Estate 1845 |
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[Situation] about 1/2 of a mile N.W. [North West] from DalKeith House.
A considerable sized grassy park in DalKeith ParK how it got the name I could not learn |
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DEANHEAD PARK |
Deanhead Park
Deanhead Park |
Scott Moncrieff
Map of Estate 1845 |
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[Situation] about 3/8 of a mile N.W [North West] from Dalkeith House.
A middling Sized field in Dalkeith Park Constantly Kept as pasturage for Deer &c |
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ST MARY'S CHAPEL (Episcopal) [Dalkeith] |
St Mary's Chapel |
Bailie Moncrieff Factor for the DuKe of Buccleuch
Map of estate
Mr Bennet High St DalKeith |
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A very handsome modern building in an elaborate style of ecclesiastical architecture within the DuKe of Buccleuch's demesne, it is fitted up to afford sittings for about 250 people it is entirely the property of the DuKe of Buccleuch but is open to all comers. The performance is said to be in the puseyitical style & is rather unpopular here amongst the natives. |
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STEEL PARK |
Steel ParK |
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A large grassy park within DalKeith House demesne, it is used for pasturage for a flocK of deer. |
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WILSON'S CLOSE |
Wilson's Close |
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List of Names collected by 2nd Corpl [Corporal] Mechan RSM [Royal Sappers & Miners] 15th June 1852.
Plan 1 Trace 2
Township or Parish - Dalkeith
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RIVER SOUTH ESK |
River South EsK |
Co. [County] Map
Bailie Moncrieff Factor DalKeith
Rev [Reverend] Mr Wright DalKeith |
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This River Rises in the parish of Eddleston Co. [County] Peebles and flowing in a north eastern direction through "Midlothian" joins the North EsK below the Ducal residence of Buccleuch hence to the Sea the amalgamated Waters take the name of the "River EsK" it works several mills paper and corn, & the scenery upon its banks is very beautiful tho' [though] less so than that on the margin of North EsK. |
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DALKEITH HOUSE on the Site of DALKEITH CASTLE |
Dalkeith House |
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DalKeith Palace [crossed out] |
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HIGH STREET [Dalkeith] |
High Street |
Corner TicKet
Map of Town Date 1822.
Thomas Cowan High St
Robert Patterson West Wynd |
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A Street extending from the N.E. [North East] Corner of the Town of Dalkeith in a Southwesterly direction till Joins High St South & High St West. This Last being a continuation of the same It is the principal Street in the Town is in good repair Lighted with gas well paved and bounded on both sides by a row of houses from two to three stories high in good repair and the property of different proprietors and occupied by ShopKeepers Provision dealers Ironmongers Inn Keepers & Tradesmen. The principal buildings are the Ph. [Parish] Church on one Side and the Cross Keys (i.e.) the Head Inn on the other, the U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church Commercial BanK |
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MUSSELBURGH ROAD [Dalkeith] |
Musselburgh Road |
Corner Ticket
Thomas Cowan High St
Robert Patterson West Wynd |
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A small Road leading from the High Street to the back Street it is in good repair Lighted with gas and bounded on both sides with A Stone wall. |
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List of Names collected by Thomas Smith C/asst [Civilian Assistant]
5ft [feet]
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Sheet 1 Trace 9
Township or Parish - Dalkeith
Object
High Street - A Street
Musselburgh Road - A Road
[Signed] Thomas Smith c/a [civilian assistant] 16th June 1852 |
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WILSON'S CLOSE {Dalkeith] |
Wilson's Close |
Arthur Bennet High St
S. Bourhill High Street |
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A Small Close branching off the high street it is bounded on both sides by Small dwelling houses in good repair the property of the DuKe of Buccleuch, it was formerly the property of a man named Wilson hence the name, |
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AITKEN'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Aitkens Close |
Arthur Bennet High St
S. Bourhill High Street |
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A Small Close branching off the high St. and bounded on both Sides with a row of dwelling houses in good repair and Occupied Chiefly by Tradesmen. It is the property of Mr Aitkins hence its name |
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DONALDSON'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Donaldson's Close |
Arthur Bennet High St
S. Bourhill High Street |
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A Close branching off the High Street in good repair Lighted with gas and bounded on both sides by a row of houses in good repair & occupied Chiefly by Tradesmen & Labourers. It is the property of Mr Donaldson - Hence its name |
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List of Names collected by Thomas Smith C Asst [Civilian Assistant]
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Sheet 1 Trace3
Township or Parish - Dalkeith
Object
Wilson's Close - A Close
Aitken's Close - A Close
Donaldson's Close - A Close
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BACK STREET |
Back Street |
Corner Ticket
Map of Town date 1822
Thomas Cowan High St
Robert Patterson West Wynd |
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List of Names collected by Thomas Smith C Asst [Civilian Assistant]
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Township or Parish - Dalkeith
Object
Back Street - A Street
[Signed] Thomas Smith C/a [Civilian assistant] 16th June /52 |
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This Name Book refers to Dalkeith 1852 - Sheet 1
OS large scale Scottish town plans, 1847-1895 Scale: 1:1056 |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [High Street, Dalkeith] |
United Presbyterian Church |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Brown Manse
Arthur Bennet High St |
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A United Presbyterian Church It is a Large plain Stone building in good repair and having An Accommodation of 800 Sittings. It was built by Subscription & has an appointed Minister to it at a salary of £200 per Ann, [Annum], with a manse & Garden Situated Close by it The manse is in good repair and was Also built by subscription |
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CAMPBELL'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
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See Descript. [Descriptive] Remarks in Name Book of Sheet 2 of Dalkeith |
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List of Names collected by Thomas Smith C/asst [Civilian assistant]
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Township or Parish - Dalkeith
Object
United Presbyterian Church - A Church
[Signed] Thomas Smith |
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WOODBANK |
Woodbank |
Bailie Moncrieff DalKeith
Rev [Reverend] Mr Wright DalKeith Manse |
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A neat dwelling house off the public road at "Bridge End" it is surrounded by a neat but small fruit garden it is the property of a Miss Bailie of Edinbr [Edinburgh] |
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MONTAGUE BRIDGE |
Montagu Bridge |
Bailie Moncrieff DalKeith
Rev [Reverend] Mr Wright DalKeith Manse |
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A very handsome stone bridge of one arch within "DalKeith House" demesne, and carrying the main avanue over the River North EsK it was recently erected by the DuKe of Buccleuch |
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RIVER NORTH ESK |
River North EsK |
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See different descriptions sent to OS [Ordnance Survey] office |
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List of Names collected by 2nd Corpl. [Corporal] Mechan RSM [Royal Sappers & Miners]
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Township or Parish - DalKeith |
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WEST GATE PARK |
West Gate Park |
Bailie Moncrieff, Factor to the [Duke] of Buccleuc Buccleuch] DalKeith
Map of estate |
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An ornamental parK within the precincts of the DuKe of Buccleuch's demesne. |
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LUGTON HAUGH |
Lugton Haugh |
Bailie Moncrieff, Factor to the [Duke] of Buccleuc Buccleuch] DalKeith
Map of estate |
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A hollow planted with large beech trees, upon the north side of the North EsK River, opposite DalKeith House. |
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BRIDGE-END |
Bridge End |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Wright DalKeith Man [Manse] |
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A few Scattered dwelling houses upon the old road to Edinburgh, and at the north western Suburb of DalKeith, goes by this name, being at the end of a large stone bridge which crosses the north EsK at this point. |
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List of Names collected by 2nd Corpl [Corporal] Mechan RSM [Royal Sappers & Miners] 31st May
Sheet 1 Trace 1
[Signed]
J. Carpenter C. Asst [Civilian Assistant] 20th Decr [December] 1852
H James Cap. RE [Captain Royal Engineers] |
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