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ABERFOIL [parish] |
Aberfoil
Aberfoil
Aberfoil
Aberfoil
Aberfoill
Aberfoil
Aberfoyle
Aberfoil
Aberfoil
Aberfoil
Aberfoil
Aberfoil
Aberfoyle
Aberfoyle
Aberfoyle
Aberfoyle |
Original Sheriff's list of Parishes
On Milestones Universally
Johnstone's Coy. [County] Map
Stobbie's County Map
Parish Register dated 12 Novr. [November] 1749
Parish Register dated 3rd Feby. [February] 1754
Parish Register dated 13 Jany. [January] 1792
Engraved on Ph. [Parish] Sacramental tokens 1765 to present time
Lewis Kennedy Factor to Lady Willoughby
Estate Plan of Archonochrochtan
History of the Highlands page 5
Map to the History of the Highlands
History of the Highlands page 58
Fullarton's Gazetteer New & Old Statistical Accounts
Oliver & Boyd's Almanac
Dr. Graham's Sketches of Perthshire |
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"It appears from the public records of Scotland, that in 1485, the name of this parish was Abirfull; and in 1505, Abirfule. The modern name of the parish is Aberfoyle - sometimes written Aberfoil. It is suggested by the confluence of a stream of Water with the Forth, about a quarter of a mile to the east of the Church; which stream is called in Gaelic the Poll. It is bounded on the North, by the parish of Callander; on the West by part of the parish of Buchanan; on the South by the parish of Drymen; and on the East by the parish of Port of Monteith. The parish is situated in the Stewartry of Monteith, and on the souhtern verge of Perthshire. The general aspect of the country is marked by features very different from those which characterize the district to the East & South. Here the extensive plain and grassy eminence cease, & the rugged precipice and lofty mountain commence. There are however only two mountains in this parish worthy of particular notice
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[Note]
The literal description of this name is unquestionably the
confluence of the Poll (or muddy stagnant Burn) with the Forth -
Aber-phuill gen [genitive] Foyle therefore seems incorrect by the
Substitution of y for the i. J.B. Lt.Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] |
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ABERFOIL (Continued) |
Aberfoyle
Aberfoyle
Aberfoil
Aberfoil
Aberfoil
Aberfoil
Aberfoyle |
Mr. Jolly Factor to Duke of Montrose
Post Office Directory
Map to Coy. [County] Directy. [Directory] of Scotland
Black's Series of Maps
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Stewart Ph. [Parish] Minister
Map in Duncan's Itinerary 1816
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"Vizt: Ben Venue and Ben Chochan. Both of these mountains command extensive views to the North, West and East. The celebrated Scenery of the Trosachs lies immediately beneath them; and from their summits can be distinctly traced "the windings of the Chase" so beautifully described by the late Sir W. Scott in his Lady of the Lake. The valleys in the vicinity of these mountains are of small extent. There are 5 lakes in the parish of considerable extent Loch Katrine, Loch Chon, Loch Achray, & Loch Drunkie. The River Forth has its rise at the western extremity of this parish at a place called Sgiath an Iubhair."
New Stat. [Statistical] Account.
The only antiquities in the parish are the ruins of a Castle on an Island in Loch Chon (6 in [inch] plan 122) and a Circle of Stones termed a "Clachan" (on plan 130.1) There is a Small Village in the Ph. [Parish] (plan 130.1) at which there is an Inn, Post Office &c. |
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There is no portion of this parish
detached, nor is there any portion of any
other parish contained within the
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GLASHART |
Glashart
Glashart
Glashart
Glashart
Gleshart |
Mr. Jolly Factor for the Duke of Montrose
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Stewart, Aberfoyle
Rental
Priory of Inchmahome
Nimmo's Histy. [History] of Stirling |
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A shooting lodge, with garden attached. The property of the Duke of Montrose. |
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MILTON |
Milton
Milton
Milton
Milton
Milnton
Milton |
Mr. Jolly Factor
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Stewart
Valuation Roll (1860-1)
Priory of Inchmahome
Sketches of Perthshire
Nimmo's Stirlingshire |
129 |
A few dwelling houses, a corn mill, and offices. The property of the Duke of Montrose |
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CORN MILL [Milton] |
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Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Stewart
Valuation Roll (1860-1)
Priory of Inchmahome
Sketches of Perthshire
Nimmo's Stirlingshire |
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A few dwelling houses, a corn mill, and offices The property of the Duke of Montrose |
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RUNNAGOUR |
Runnagour
Runnagour
Runnagour
Runagour |
Mr. Jolly, Factor
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1860)
Rental
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Stewart |
129 |
A fine farm house and offices. The property of the Duke of Montrose. |
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AVONDOW |
Avondow
Avondow
Avondow
"Avendow"
Avondow |
The Rev. [Reverend] Mr. D.H. Stewart
Mr. Jolly
Mr. Murray Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
Dr. [Doctor] Graham's Notes on Aberfoyle & Fullarton's Gazetteer
Nimmo's History of Stirlingshire |
129 |
A small river flowing from Loch Ard in an easterly direction and joining Dochray Water a little east of Runagour. From thence it is called the River Forth |
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129-4 -- Parish of Aberfoyle
[Note to Runnagour:]
Ru-na-gour The Goats point rather "Rudha na Goibhre"
Runagour
Mr. Jolly has no objections to this mode of spelling, but leaves
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DALZELL WOOD |
Dalzell Wood
Dalzell Wood
Dalzell Wood |
Mr. Alexander McDonald, Runagour
Alexander Keir Daldanet
Robert McArthur Kirkton |
129 |
A considerable tract of Copse wood on the north side of the Dochray Water. The property of the Duke of Montrose. |
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DALDANET |
Daldanet
Daldanet
Daldanet |
Mr. Alexander McDonald
Mr. Jolly Factor
The Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Stewart |
129 |
An old dwelling house and offices which formerly had a farm of land attached but is now blended with that of Runagour. |
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DUCHRAY WATER |
Dochray Water |
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For description see Namebook for the adjoining parish or otherwise the 6 inch.
See N. [Name] Book of Drymen Parish, Stirlingshire for authentication of "Duchray Water" [A.H.] |
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LOCHAN SPLING |
Lochan Spling
Lochan Spling
Lochan Spling Lochan Splank |
Mr. Jolly Factor
The Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Stewart
Mr. Alexander McDonald,
County Map |
129 |
A small Lake on the lands of Runagour. The property of the Duke of Montrose. |
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CREAG NAM FAIRENEAN |
Craigna Vernon
Craigna Vernon
Craigna Vernon
Creag nam Faireadhnan and Creag nam Fairnean |
Mr. Alexander Donald
Alexander Keir Daldanet
Robert McArthur
Revd. [Reverend] A.F. Stewart so given to him by 3 of the oldest men in the locality |
129 |
A small rocky hill on the lands of Runagour.
Faire the plural of which is Fairenean or Faireadh means watching - hence this hill may have been used as a species of Watchtower or look-out. |
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KIRKTON HILL |
Kirkton Hill
Kirkton Hill
Kirkton Hill |
Robert McArthur
Mr. Alexander McDonald
Alexander Keir |
129 |
A small hill on the farm of Kirkton The property of the Duke of Montrose. |
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BAD AN T-SASUNNAICH |
Bad an t Shassonich
Bad an t Shasunaich
Bad an t Shassunaich |
Dr. [Doctor] Graham's Sketches of Perthshire,
Rev. [Reverend] A. F. Stewart Ph. Minr. [Parish Minister]
Duncan Ferguson Millton |
129 |
A little to the westward of the Inn one of Duchray's followers shot one of the Englishmen from the opposite side of the river, who fell hear a clump of trees by the road side which is called to this day "Bad an t'Shassonich", or, The Englishman's Clump.
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[Note alongside Craigna Vernon:]
Recd. [received] from [Donald] JB
[Note under Bad an t-Sasunnaich:]
(correct genitive)
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PASS OF ABERFOIL |
Pass of Aberfoil
Pass of Aberfoil
Pass of Aberfoil
Pass of Aberfoil |
Anderson's Guide to the Highlands
Dr. [Doctor] Graham's Sketches of Perthshire
New Statistical Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
129 |
Dr. Graham in his sketches of Perthshire states in describing the scenery of Loch Ard, "that the first opening of the lower lake from the east is uncommonly picturesque & this spot in ancient times formed the barrier between the low country and the almost inaccessible tract that lies to the westward. It is called the Pass of Aberfoil. Previous to the formation of the road which now stretches along the banks of the lake, a few men stationed in this pass, could have repulsed an army in attempting to advance further into the Highlands: In the time of the commonwealth, a party of Cromwell's Army, attempting to penetrate into the upper country by this pass, was repulsed with considerable loss, by the natives headed by the Earl of Glencairn, and Graham of Duchray." |
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"Under the rocky precipice on the north, and the
rocky ledges lining Loch Ard, lies the Pass of Aberfoil
noted in times gone by as the scene of the defeat of
a party of Cromwell's troops by Graham of Duchray
and his Highlanders, & still more so, in our day, by
the writings of the Author of Rob Roy."
Anderson's Guide. |
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DUNGARROW |
Dungarrow
Dungarrow
Dungarrow |
Alexander Keir Milton
James Ferguson Bofrishlie
Robert Cameron Bofrishlie |
129 |
A rocky eminence in the S. [South] west end of the Parish and on the Estate of His Grace the Duke of Montrose. |
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ARNDRUM |
Arndrum |
Alexander Keir Milton
James Ferguson Bofrishlie
Robert Cameron Bofrishlie |
129 |
A ridge or Hill on the Farm of Clashmore & on the estate of his Grace the Duke of Montrose. |
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BOFRISHLIE BURN |
Bofrishlie Burn |
Alexander Keir Milton
James Ferguson Bofrishlie
Robert Cameron Bofrishlie |
129 |
A stream having its rise on the farm of Clashmore, and running in a North-easterly direction as far as Bofrishlie where it changes its name to that of the Pow, which name it retains to its confluence with the Forth. |
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PARK BURN |
Park Burn |
Alexander Keir Milton
James Ferguson Bofrishlie
Robert Cameron Bofrishlie |
129 |
A stream having its rise on the farm of Clashmore, and running in a Southeasterly direction to its confluence with the Forth. |
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GARBEG HILL |
Garbeg Hill
Garbeg Hill
Garbeg Hill |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Stewart
Alexander Keir Milton
James Ferguson Bofrishlie |
129 |
A rocky eminence in the S. [South] West end of the Parish and on the Estate of his Grace the Duke of Montrose. |
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BOFRISHLIE |
Bofrishlie
Bofrishlie
Bofrishlie |
Val. [Valuation] Roll
Mr. Jolly Factor
Rental |
129 |
An old farm steading on the Estate of the Duke of Montrose. |
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BALLEICH |
Balleich
Balleich
Balleich
Balleich |
Val. [Valuation] Roll
Mr. Jolly Factor
Rental
County Map |
129 |
An old farm steading and Gamekeepers Cottage on the Estate of his Grace the Duke of Montrose. |
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DEER CRAIG |
Deer Craig |
James Ferguson Bofrishlie
Robert Cameron Bofrishlie
Alexander Keir Milton |
129 |
A small rocky eminence on the Estate of the Duke of Montrose. |
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BONINTY (Ruins) |
Boninty
Boninty
Boninty |
Val. [Valuation] Roll
Mr. Jolly Factor
County Map |
129 |
The Ruins of a Farm steading which is now part of the farm of Clashmore, the property of his Grace the Duke of Montrose. |
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GARTLOANING |
Gartloaning
Gartloaning
Gartloaning |
Val. [Valuation] Roll
Mr. Jolly Factor
Rental |
129 |
An old Farm steading the property of his Grace the Duke of Montrose. |
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MONTEITH |
Monteith
Monteith
Monteith
Monteith
Monteith
Monteith
Monteith
Monteith |
New Stat [Statistical] Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Sketches of Perthshire
Priory of Inchmahome
History of the Highlands
Chalmer's Caledonia
County Map
Oliver & Boyd's Almanac |
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"A district occupying the south-west part of Perthshire. Excepting the parish of Balquihidder, which anciently belonged to the stewartry of Strathern, the district comprehends all the lands west of the Ochil hills in Perthshire, whose waters discharge themselves into the Forth. The vale of the Teith, whence the name is derived, occupies the central & larger part, but is flanked on the one side by the Perthshire section of the upper vale of the Forth, & on the other side by the lower part of the vale of the Allan. The entire district is about 28 miles in extreme length from east to west, & 15 in extreme breadth; & includes the whole of the parishes of Callander, Aberfoil, Port of Monteith, Kilmadock, Kincardine, & Lecropt, and part of the parishes of Kippen, Dunblane, and Logie. Large tracts of it are eminently rich in the finest elements of landscape. Previous to the abolition of hereditary jurisdictions, Monteith was a separate or independent stewartry. The district anciently gave the title of Earl to a branch of the noble family of Graham." Fullarton's Gazetteer. |
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[Below Name:]
for One Inch Map
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ABERFOIL [village] |
Aberfoyle
Aberfoyle
Aberfoyle
Aberfoyle
Aberfoyle
Aberfoyle
Aberfoyle
Aberfoil |
The Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Stewart
Session Records
Mr. Jolly Factor
Rental
New Stat Acct. [Statistical Account] } One Authority
Old Stat Acct. [Statistical Account] - }
Dr. [Doctor] Graham's Notes of Aberfoyle,
Milestones on Toll Roads |
130 |
A small hamlet or village comprising of an Inn, Post Office, and Smithy. Attached to it is a considerable parish, chiefly moorland and very mountainous. The property of the Duke of Montrose |
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BAILIE NICOL JARVIE'S INN [Aberfoyle] |
Bailie Nicol Jarvies's Inn
Bailie Nicol Jarvies's Inn
Bailie Nicol Jarvies's Inn
Bailie Nicol Jarvies's Inn |
Mr. Jolly Factor
The Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Stewart
Mr. McDonald Runagour
Sign Board |
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A fine Inn, having stabling and a few acres of land attached. The property of the Duke of Montrose |
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CRAIGUGHTY |
Craigughty
Craigughty
Craigughty |
Mr. Jolly Factor
Rental
Val. [Valuation] Valuation Roll (1860) |
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A few scattered dwelling houses immediately to the N.E. [North East] of the Village of Aberfoyle. |
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RIVER FORTH |
River Forth |
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130-1 -- Parish of Aberfoyle
[Below Aberfoil:]
See Col: [Colonel] Bayly's
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UPPER DOUNANS |
Upper Dounans
Upper Dounans
Upper Dounans
Upper Dounance
Upper Dounance
Upper Dounance |
Mr. Jolly Factor
The Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Stewart
Mr. Murray Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
Val [Valuation] Roll (1860)
Rental
Old Stat Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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A small dwelling house with some offices, formerly having a farm of land attached, which is now blended with that of Bravall. |
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ALTMHENGAN |
Altmhengan
Altmhengan
Altmhengan |
The Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Stewart
Dr. [Doctor] Graham's notes on Aberfoyle
Mr. Jolly Factor |
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A considerable stream or burn having its rise on the hills behind the Village of Aberfoyle and running in a southerly direction to its confluence with the Forth. |
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KIRKTON |
Kirkton
Kirkton
Kirkton |
Robert McArthur Occr. [Occupier]
Mr. Jolly Factor
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1860) |
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A farm house and offices the property of the Duke of Montrose |
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Parish of Aberfoil -- County of Perth
[Note below Altmhengan:]
See N. [Name] Sheet of 6 inch Work Sheet 123
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CLACHAN |
Clachan
Clachan
Clachan
Clachan |
The Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Stewart
Mr. Jolly Factor
Mr. Murray
Old Stat Acct [Statistical Account] |
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A small circle of stones with a large one in the centre. The Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Stewart and Mr. Jolly, believes it to be a relic of Druidism. The stones which its consists of are not very large, and are mostly sunk into the ground, or covered with earth corresponding to the description given in the Old Stat Acct. [Statistical Account] which is as follows - "On a rising ground in the neighbourhood of the Manse, and facing the south, there is a circle of stones which there is room to believe, to be a relic of Druidism. It consists of 10 large stones placed circularly with a large one in the middle. The seem to have stood originally on one end, but have now fallen, and are partly sunk into the earth. From this circumstance it seems to be that the Highlanders, when speaking of the Kirk of Aberfoyle, uniformly make use of the term Clachan i.e. the circle of stones." |
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Clachan of Aberfoyle. Essay by Dr. [Doctor] Graham 1807.
Clachan - a circle of Stones Gaelic Dicy. [Dictionary]
Mr. Stewart informs me that this
object has long been considered an
artificial, religious, remain -
otherwise it does not evidence much
the character of a Stone Circle - there
are numerous scattered boulders in
the immediate vicinity, and where the
rocks outcrops, which detract from
the probability of this being artificial.
[Initialled] JB
Lt.Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] |
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CHURCH [Aberfoyle] |
Church
Church
Church |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Stewart
Mr. Murray
Mr. Jolly. |
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A small plain oblong built edifice being the parish church, its interior is fitted up with pews, sufficiently commodious for about 450 sitters. |
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SCHOOL [Aberfoyle] |
School |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Stewart
Mr. Murray
Mr. Jolly |
130 |
Immediately west on the opposite side of the road is the parish School, a small edifice erected some few years ago by the heritors of the parish. |
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MANSE [parish] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
The Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Stewart
Mr. Jolly
Mr. Murray Schoolmaster |
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A fine dwelling house with offices and a few acres of land as a Glebe attached. The property of the parish Minister for the time being. |
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THE POW |
The Pow
The Pow
The Pow
The Poll |
The Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Stewart
Robert McArthur
Mr. Murray
New Stat Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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A considerable stream having its rise in Drymen Ph. [Parish] and running in an easterly direction to its confluence with the River Forth. It is only known by this from opposite the farm of Bafreshlie to the Forth. |
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LOCHAN EABARACH |
Lochan Aparch
Lochan Aparch
Lochan Aparch
Lochan Eabarach
Lochan Eihart |
Robert McArthur Kirkton
Mr. McNie Blacksmith Aberfoyle
Mr. McOnie Gartmore
Revd. [Reverend] A.F. Stewart Ph. Mr. [Parish Minister]
County Map |
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A very small loch a short distance south of the Manse. The property of the Duke of Montrose. |
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BALANTON |
Balanton
Balanton
Balanton
Ballanton |
The Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Stewart
Mr. Jolly Factor
Mr. McArthur
Priory of Inchmahome |
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An old dwelling house and offices, also a shooting lodge with a large garden attached. The former had once a farm of land attached, which is now blended with that of Bravall. |
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CAILE MULLACH |
Caile Mullach
Caile Mullach
Caile Mullach |
Mr. Drummond Bravall
Mr. Jolly
Robert McArthur |
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A small eminence on the farm of Bravall, the property of the Duke of Montrose. |
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ALINAN FORD |
Alinan
Alinan |
Dr. [Doctor] Graham's Sketches of Perthshire
Revd. [Reverend] A.F. Stewart, Ph. Minr. [Parish Minister] |
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"The ford called Alinan" Dr. [Doctor] Graham. A ford in the River Forth at a quick bend in the river immediately below the eminence called Calie Mulloch.
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[Note below Lochan Eabarach:]
Gaelic muddy, slimy
[Note below Caile Mullach:]
Caile Mullach (Gaelic)
[Note below Alinan Ford:]
Gaelic A-ath a ford
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THE LAGGAN |
The Laggan
The Laggan
The Laggan
The Laggan |
Walter McFarlane Bridgend
Mr. McNie Aberfoyle
Robert McArthur
Old Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] & Fullarton's Gazetteer |
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A hollow or valley through which runs the River Forth. It extends from the junction of the Avondow with the Duchray Water, to nearly opposite the farm house of Bravall or the Doon Hill.
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BRAVALL |
Bravall
Bravall
Bravall
Braevall
Braeval |
Mr. Jolly Factor
Rental
John Drummond Occupier
Valuation Roll 1860
County Map |
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A Farm House offices and Threshing Mill, the property of His Grace the Duke of Montrose. |
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BAD MALIO |
Bad Mhilo or Mhailo |
Rev. [Reverend] A.F. Stewart Ph. Mr. [Parish Minister] |
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A small knoll on the flat ground between the Church and the River Forth, noticeable in the locality as the means of estimating the extent of floods. Mr. Graham never saw the name spelled but it is well known and presumed to be from St. Molio or St. Maoliosa a disciple of Columba and a favorite Celtic saint.
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Lt.Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] |
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[Note under The Laggan:]
Gaelic - An Lagan. The little hollow, valley or Cavity.
[Note under Bad Malio:]
english
Malio's Clump
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COBLELAND |
Cobleland
Cobleland
Cobleland |
Val. [Valuation] Roll
Mr. Jolly Factor
Rental |
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An old Farm steading on the estate of his Grace the Duke of Montrose. |
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DUNVERIG (Ruins) |
Dunverig
Dunverig
Dunverig |
Mr. John McFarlane Gartmore
Mr. Brown Factor
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An old Farm Steading the ruins of which still remain. the name is well known. |
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DOON HILL |
Doon Hill
Doon Hill
Doon Hill |
The Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Stewart
J. McFarlane
Mr. McAlpin |
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WESTER PARK |
Wester Park
Wester Park
Wester Park
Wester Park |
Val. [Valuation] Roll
Mr. Jolly Factor
Rental
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An old farm steading nearly in ruins on the estate of his Grace the Duke of Montrose. |
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EASTER PARK |
Easter Park
Easter Park
Easter Park
Easter Park |
Val. [Valuation] Roll
Mr. Jolly Factor
Rental
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An old farm steading partly in ruins, the property of his Grace the Duke of Montrose. |
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THE MINISTRIE |
The Ministrie
The Ministrie
The Ministrie |
James Ferguson Bofrishlie
Robert Cameron Bofrishlie
John McFarlane Gartmore |
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A ridge or Hill on the farm of Gartloaning, the property of His Grace the Duke of Montrose. |
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Parish of Aberfoyle -- County of Perth.
[Signed]
John Bayly
Lt.Col. R.E. [Lieutenant Colonel Royal Engineers] |
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CO. [COUNTY] PERTH
PARISH of ABERFOIL
or ABERFOYLE
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Index
Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Avondow -- 129 -- 4 -- 3
Arndrum -- 129 -- 8 -- 7
Aberfoil -- 130 -- 1 -- 11
Alinan Ford -- 130 -- 1 -- 15
Bad An t-Shasunnaich -- 129 -- 4 -- 5
Bofrishlie Burn -- 129 -- 8 -- 7
Bofrishlie -- 129 -- 8 -- 8
Balleich -- 129 -- 8 -- 8
Boninty (Ruins) -- 129 -- 12 -- 9
Bailie Nicol Jarvie's Inn -- 130 -- 1 -- 11
Balanton -- 130 -- 1 -- 15
Bravall -- 130 -- 1 -- 16
Bad Malio -- 130 -- 1 -- 16
Corn Mill -- 129 -- 4 -- 3
Creag Nam Fairenean -- 129 -- 4 -- 5
Craigughty -- 130 -- 1 -- 11
Clachan -- 130 -- 1 -- 13
Church -- 130 -- 1 -- 14
Caile Mullach -- 130 -- 1 -- 15
Cobleland -- 130 -- 5 -- 17
Dalzell Wood -- 129 -- 4 -- 4
Daldanet -- 129 -- 4 -- 4
Duchray Water -- 129 -- 4 -- 4
Dungarrow -- 129 -- 8 -- 7
Deer Craig -- 129 -- 8 -- 8
Doon Hill -- 130 -- 1 -- 17
Dunverig (Ruins) -- 130 -- 5 -- 17
Easter Park -- 130 -- 5 -- 18
Glashart -- 129 -- 4 -- 3
Garbeg Hill -- 129 -- 8 -- 8
Gartloaning -- 129 -- 12 -- 9
Kirkton Hill -- 129 -- 4 -- 5
Kirkton -- 130 -- 1 -- 12
Lochan Spling -- 129 -- 4 -- 4
Lochan Eabarach -- 130 -- 1 -- 15
Milton -- 129 -- 4 -- 3
Monteith -- 129 -- 4 -- 10
Manse -- 130 -- 1 -- 14
Pass of Aberfoil -- 129 -- 4 -- 6
Park Burn -- 129 -- 8 -- 7
Runnagour -- 129 -- 4 -- 3
River Forth -- 130 -- 1 -- 11
School -- 130 -- 1 -- 14
The Pow -- 130 -- 1 -- 14
The Laggan -- 130 -- 1 -- 16
The Ministrie -- 130 -- 5 -- 18
Upper Dounans -- 130 -- 1 -- 12
Wester Park -- 130 -- 5 -- 18 |
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