Midlothian, volume 92

Page List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks Continued entries/extra info Transcriber's notes
OS1/11/92/1 [Page] 1 PARISH OF ST CUTHBERTS SHEET 21 INDEX Names of Objects -- Page Allison's Place -- 5 Arthur's Street -- 11 Bonnington Road -- 4 Copper Works -- 12 Edinburgh and Leith Cemetery -- 4 Fyfe Place -- 11 Free Church -- 13 George Place -- 14 King's Place -- 10 Leith Walk -- 6 Middlefield Coach Manufactory -- 7 Middlefield House -- 8 Moray Street -- 10 Orchardfield -- 8 Pilrig Street -- 14 Pilrig Model Buildings -- 9 Pilrig Place -- 12 Redbraes -- 3 Redbraes Nursery -- 3 Rose Bank -- 11 Stuartfield Gardens -- 3 School -- 5 Springfield -- 5 Stead's Place -- 6 School -- 7 St. James Street -- 9 Shrub House -- 13
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OS1/11/92/3 STUARTFIELD GARDENS Stuartfield Gardens Ticket over entrance [Situation] On the West side of Bonnington Road. See Descript [Descriptive] Remarks, in Name Book of Sheet
OS1/11/92/3 REDBRAES Redbraes Redbraes Redbraes Redbraes House Mr Tait J. Finlay P.O. [Post Office] Directory KirKwood's Map [Situation] On the West side of Bonnington Road adjoing [adjoining] Stuartfield Gardns [Gardens] A neat well built dwelling house occupd [occupied] by Mrs Haig and the Property of Mr Stephens Redbrae's Cottage.
OS1/11/92/3 REDBRAES NURSERY Redbraes Nursery Redbraes Nursery Redbraes Nursery Mr Tait J. Finlay Name on Sign Board [Situation] On the West side of Bonnington Road adjoing. [adjoining] Redbraes. See Descript. [Descriptive] Remarks in Name Books of Sheet
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OS1/11/92/4 BONNINGTON ROAD Bonnington Road J Graham Mr Yule [Situation] Extendg [Extendding] from Edinburgh to Leith in a N.E. [North East] direction. See Descript [Descriptive] Remarks in Name Book of Sheet
OS1/11/92/4 EDINBURGH AND LEITH CEMETERY Edinburgh & Leith Cemetery Name on Gate J. Finlay. [Situation] On the East side of Bonnington Road near Redbraes. A Cemetery opened in 184[6] and the Property of a Company of Edinburgh & Leith gentlemen. it is beautifully set out with walks & flower plots & is kept in excellent order by Mr Finlay the Superintendent.
OS1/11/92/4 PILRIG STREET Pilrig Street Pilrig Street Pilrig Street Corner Ticket Directory KirKwood's Map [Situation] Extendg [Extending] in a N.W. by N. [North West by North] direction from Leith Walk to Bonnington Road. See Descript [Descriptive] Remarks Name Book
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OS1/11/92/4 Edinburgh & Leith Cemetery - date lost in fold of book This Name Book refers to Edinburgh 1852 - Sheet 21 OS large scale Scottish town plans, 1847-1895 - Scale: 1:1:1056
OS1/11/92/5 ALLISON'S PLACE Allison's Place Allison Place Corner Ticket P.O. [Post Office] Directory [Situation] W. [West] side of Leith Walk opposite Whitfield Place. A small block of dwelling houses on the west side of Leith Walk occupd [occupied] by Tradesmen &c. the property of Mr Allison
OS1/11/92/5 SPRINGFIELD Springfield Springfield Springfield Corner Ticket Mr Williamson Kirkwood's map [Situation] W. [West] side of Leith Walk. A range of buildings with ornamental ground in front & gardens at the back, the houses are well built and tenanted by respectable families
OS1/11/92/5 SCHOOL [Springfield] Springfield School Springfield School Name on entrance Mr Williamson [Situation] In Springfield. A dwelling house occupd [occupied] as an unendowed School by Mr Williamson Teacher Springfield, the average number of pupils may be taken at 38, the Teacher has no Salary but the Fees
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OS1/11/92/6 STEAD'S PLACE Stead's Place Stead's Place Stead's Place Corner Ticket George Denholm P.O. [Post Office] Directory [Situation] On the West side of Leith Walk opposite Ronaldson's Building A row of buildings on the side of Leith Walk terminating at Allison's Place, it also applies to a row of dwelling [houses] running in a Westerly direction from Leith Walk.
OS1/11/92/6 LEITH WALK Leith Walk Corner Ticket Name on Lamp Pts. [Posts] William Denholm [Situation] Extending in a N.E. [North Easterly] direction from Catherine St. Edinb [Edinburgh] to Kirkgate Junction St. & Constitution St. Leith This name applies to the l[ane] & Street commencing at Cath[erine] St. and running to Great Junction St. and Kirkgate Leith, at present it is not built up on each side, it [is] the connecting thoroughfar[e] of Edinburgh & Leith and contains many good shops & dwelling houses and one or [two] manufactories.
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OS1/11/92/6 Stead's Place & Leith Walk - words lost in fold This Name Book refers to Edinburgh 1852 - Sheet 21 OS large scale Scottish town plans, 1847-1895 - Scale: 1:1:1056
OS1/11/92/7 MIDDLEFIELD COACH MANUFACTORY Middlefield Coach Factory J. Buchanan Docnt. [Document] in Office of the Works [Situation] About 5 chains S.W. [South West] from Free Church, Pilrig St. A large Coach Building Establishment, Stables, Wood-Yard &c. situated on the west side of Leith Walk adjoing. [adjoining] George Place, it is the property of, & is carried on by Mr. John Croall.
OS1/11/92/7 SCHOOL [Pilrig Street] Pilrig Free Church School Mr. Foyle J. Buchanan [Situation] About 5 chains in a W. by S. [West by South] direction from Free Church Pilrig Street A modern building in James' St. erected in 1845, funds were collected to build it by a Committee who pay the Teacher a Salary of £30, he also receives a moiety from the Educational Society & a small Governmt [Government] allowance, in lieu of the Fees which are taken by the Committee in connection with the Free Church. the averge [average] number of scholars is about 120. Knitting and Sewing is also taught.
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OS1/11/92/8 ORCHARDFIELD Orchardfield Orchardfield Orchardfield Corner Ticket George Denholm J. McKenzie [Situation] On the W. [West] side of Leith Walk opposite Heriot Buildings A row of houses on the [West] side of Leith Walk, chiefly occupd. [occupied] on the ground floor by Shops, the fronts extend, in [a] Northerly direction for [about] 23 chains, at the north [end] is situated Shotts Iron Foundry and Warehouse
OS1/11/92/8 MIDDLEFIELD HOUSE Middlefield House J. Buchanan W. Denholm [Situation] On the W. [West] side of Leith Walk adjoing [adjoining] George Place. This name applies to a block of building consisting of two dwellings one portion of which fronts Leith Walk and the other entered from Moray Street, this latter way originally Known as Middlefield & is at present occupd. [occupied] by Mr. Cunningham, BanKer.
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OS1/11/92/8 Orchardfield - Words lost in fold This Name Book refers to Edinburgh 1852 - Sheet 21 OS large scale Scottish town plans, 1847-1895 - Scale: 1:1:1056
OS1/11/92/9 ST JAMES' STREET James' Street St. Jame's Street St. Jame's Street Name on Corner of Building J. Buchanan Map of City [Situation] About 4 chains W.S.W. [West South West] from Free Church Pilrig Street A short street with only a few houses on the North side in it is part of a Coach Factory, & part of Pilrig Model Buildings, and Pilrig Free Church School, all on the S. [South] side
OS1/11/92/9 PILRIG MODEL BUILDINGS Pilrig Model Buildings Name on Corner J. Buchanan [Situation] From 6 to 8 Chains W. [West] from Free Ch: [Church] Pilrig Street Three plain & well built rows of dwelling houses erected in 1850 to 52 as residences for the working classes there are small flower plots in front and the same at the back. Water & other conveniences are supplied to each house they are the property of a joint Stock Company.
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OS1/11/92/10 MORAY STREET Moray Street Moray Street Moray Street Name on Corner Mr. Fyfe KirKwoods Wood [Situation] Runng. [Running] N.E. [North East] from St. James' St. to Pilrig Street A short street leading from Pilrig St. to St. James' Street occupd. [occupied] chiefly by the working classes, the houses are 3 storys high the lower apartments being mostly small shops
OS1/11/92/10 KING'S PLACE King's Place King's Place Name on Corner P.O. [Post Office] Directory [Situation] W. [West] side of Leith Walk adjoing. [adjoining] Fyfe Place A row of good dwelling houses on the West side of Leith Walk adjoining Fyfe Place and extends to Arthur St. the houses are three stories high, and occupd. [occupied] by respectable families
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OS1/11/92/11 ARTHUR STREET Arthur Street Arthur Street Arthur Street Name on Corner Norman White KirKwoods Map [Situation] At the back of Fyfe Place & King's Place. W. [West] side of Leith Walk A dirty thoroughfare leading from Pilrig St. to Leith Walk at present it contains only a few dwelling houses and work shops on the east side
OS1/11/92/11 FYFE PLACE Fyfe Place Fyfe Place Name on Corner Post Office Directory [Situation] W. side of Leith Walk south of King's Place A row of good dwelling houses on the west side of Leith Walk extending from the N. [North] corner of Pilrig Place to King's Place the houses are three stories high and occupd. [occupied] by respectable families
OS1/11/92/11 ROSE BANK Rose Bank Rose Bank J. Wilson P.O. [Post Office] Directory [Situation] On the E. [East] side of Bonnington Road adjoing' [adjoining] Edinb [Edinburgh] & Leith Cemetery A range of houses on N.W. [North West] side of Edinb [Edinburgh] & Leith Cemetery. attached is a portion ground Consisting of vegetable & flower gardens
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OS1/11/92/12 COPPER WORKS [Pilrig Street] Copper Works Name on Sign John Wigtoun [Situation] W. [West] side of Leith Walk & N. [North] of Free Church Pilrig Street These works have been established for three years and are situated in the rear of Fyfe Place, the premises are old & in indifferent repair
OS1/11/92/12 PILRIG PLACE Pilrig Place Pilrig Place Name on Corner P.O. [Post Office] Directory [Situation] N. & S. [North & South] corner of Pilrig St. and W. [West] side of Leith Walk This name applies to a small well constructed place at the S. [South] corner of Pilrig St. & Leith Walk adjoining the Free Church and also to 2 good houses on the opposite N. [North] side of Pilrig St. adjoining Fyfe Place
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OS1/11/92/13 SHRUB HOUSE Shrub House Shrub House Mr. Fyfe William Denholm [Situation] About 8 chains S.W. by W. [South West by West] from Free Church Pilrig Street A mansion house built in the cottage style with offices and ornamental ground attached, on its west side there is considerable extent of tastefully laid out Nursery and Flower Gardens the house is at present occupd. [occupied] by Mr. Thompson
OS1/11/92/13 FREE CHURCH [Pilrig] Pilrig Free Church Mr. Fyfe J. Buchanan [Situation] About a chain from the S. [South] Easterly extremity of Pilrig Street A plain building erected in 1843 by voluntary subscription at the corner of Moray St. fronting Pilrig St. it contains a gallery and sittings for about 750 and the communicants will number abt [about] 270. the Revd [Reverend] W.G. Blackey is the present minister
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OS1/11/92/14 GEORGE PLACE George Place corner Ticket J. Buchanan [Situation] W. [West] side of Leith Walk adjoing. [adjoining] Pilrig St. A block of well constructed houses with ornamental ground in front sitd. [situated] on the West side of Leith Walk
OS1/11/92/14 PILRIG STREET Pilrig Street Pilrig Street Pilrig Street Corner Ticket Directory Kirkwoods Map [Situation] Extendg. [Extending] in a N.W. by N. [North West by North] directn. [direction] from Leith Walk to Bonnington Road A street running from Leith Walk & extending to Bonnington Road. a considerable portion of the line is not yet built up. the houses on the W. [West] side adjoining Leith Walk are well built with small plots or ornamental ground in front & tenanted by respectable families
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OS1/11/92/15 [Page] 15 PARISH OF SOUTH LEITH SHEET 21. INDEX Names of Objects -- Page Anderson Place -- 18 Catherine Cottage -- 20 Ferniehill -- 20 Green Tree -- 19 Heriot Buildings -- 19 Leith Walk Foundry -- 17 Ronaldson's Buildings -- 18 Smiths Place -- 17 Somerville Cottage -- 20 Whitfield Place -- 18
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OS1/11/92/17 LEITH WALK FOUNDRY Leith Walk Foundry Sign over Entrance John Lamont [Situation] E. [East] side of Leith Walk adjoining Anderson Place. A good sized Foundry doing a fair share of business in Iron Casting and fitting up of Engines. it is carried on by Mr Bertram and is the Property of Mr Anderson.
OS1/11/92/17 SMITH'S PLACE Smith's Place Smith's Place Corner Ticket P.O. [Post Office] Directory [Situation] E. [East] side of Leith Walk. A short Street of well built houses on the East side of Leith Walk and a small portion fronting Springfield.
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OS1/11/92/18 WHITFIELD PLACE Whitfield Place Whitfield Place Whitfield Place Mr Wightman John Lamont P.O. [Post Office] Directory [Situation] E. [East] side of Leith Walk This name applies to several houses and Shops on the East side of Leith Walk extending from Leith Walk Foundry near Anderson Place to Whitfield Lane. The Property of [---]
OS1/11/92/18 ANDERSON PLACE Anderson Place Anderson Place Corner Ticket Mr Waterson [Situation] E. [East] side of Leith Walk. A small block of good houses on the east side of Leith [Walk] opposite Steads Place.
OS1/11/92/18 RONALDSON'S BUILDINGS Ronaldson's Buildings Ronaldson's Buildings Corner Ticket Mr Waterson P.O. [Post Office] Directory [Situation] E. [East] side of Leith Walk. A few good dwelling houses & Shops extending from Smiths Place in a Northerly direction along Leith Walk. it is the Property of a Mr Ronald who lives in America.
OS1/11/92/18 [Page] 18 Parish of South Leith Whitfield Place [note] not on plan
OS1/11/92/18 Whitfield Place - word lost in fold This Name Book refers to Edinburgh 1852 - Sheet 21 OS large scale Scottish town plans, 1847-1895 - Scale: 1:1:1056
OS1/11/92/19 HERIOT BUILDINGS Heriot Buildings Heriot Buildings Heriot Buildings Heriot's Buildings W. Denholm Mr Hay Corner Ticket P.O. [Post Office] Directory [Situation] E. [East] side of Leith Walk. A range of buildings situated on the east side of Leith Walk. the houses are small and chiefly one story and occupd. [occupied] as small Shops and dwelling houses. the property belongs to Heriots Hospital.
OS1/11/92/19 GREEN TREE Green Tree Green Tree Green Tree W. Brebner William Denholm Sign on House [Situation] In Heriot Buildgs [Buildings] This is a small house in Heriot Buildings occupd. [occupied] as a Shop and having a large tree growg. [growing] at the North Side from which it derives the name
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OS1/11/92/20 SOMERVILLE COTTAGE Somerville Cottage Mr Fyfe J. Buchanan [Situation] E. [East] side of Leith Walk. A dwelling house on the [east] side of Leith Walk. it is [---] Stories high with ornamental ground in front and is [---] by Mr Blackhall.
OS1/11/92/20 CATHERINE COTTAGE Catherine Cottage Mr Fyfe [Situation] E. [East] side of Leith Walk. A neat dwelling house on the east side of Leith Walk 2 stories high and in the occupation of Dr [Doctor] Smith
OS1/11/92/20 FERNIEHILL Ferniehill Mr Reid [Situation] About 27 chains W. [West] from Free Ch. [Church] Pilrig Street. A cottage built dwelling erected about 4 years ago for the Trustees of Heriots [Hospital] whose property it is. it is occupd. [occupied] by Mr Reid Nursery
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OS1/11/92/20 Somerville Cottage & Ferniehill - words lost in fold This Name Book refers to Edinburgh 1852 - Sheet 21 OS large scale Scottish town plans, 1847-1895 - Scale: 1:1:1056
OS1/11/92/21 CHEMICAL WORKS Chemical Works See Name Book Sheet 22. [Situation] In Smith's Place East side of Leith Walk See Name Book Sheet 22
OS1/11/92/21 [Page] 21 [signed] H James Captain Royal Engineers 15 Octr [October] 1852
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OS1/11/92/22 [Page] 22 [Volume] 92 OS1/11/92 [note] City [Date Stamp] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. STORE SOUTHAMPTON 15 DEC [DECEMBER] 92 EDINBURGH SHEET 21. Names of Parishes -- Page ST.CUTHBERTS -- 1. SOUTH LEITH -- 15.
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