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CALLANDER [parish] |
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Callander |
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PORTNELLAN ISLAND |
Portnellan Island
Portnellan Island
Portnellan Island
Portnellan Island
Portnellan Island
Portnellan Island |
Mr. Stewart, Coilantogle
Alexander Stewart Glenfinlas
Peter Stewart Tarandoun
John Stewart, Bochastle
John Anderson Gamekeeper
Miss McLaren Pro. [Proprietor] Callander |
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A small wooded island near the northern margin of Loch Vennachar. The property of Miss McLaren of Callander. |
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COCK HILL |
Cock Hill
Cock Hill
Cock Hill
Cock Hill |
Robert Wright, Muirhouse
Dr. [Doctor] McNab Callander
John Campbell Glenhead
Mr McBeath, Callander |
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A hill of a ridge like shape situated on the north side of the parish road leading from Callander to the Port of Monteith |
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LOCH VENACHAR |
Loch Venachar |
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Authenticated & described in Name Book of Port of Monteith. |
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123-8 -- Parish of Callander -- Perthshire |
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DUNMORE |
Dunmore
Dunmore
Dunmore
Dunmore
Dunmore
Dun bo chaistel
Taradoun Hill
Taradoun Hill |
Peter Stewart, Tarandoun
John Anderson, Gamekeeper
Alexander Stewart, Glenfinlas
John Stewart, Bochastle
Mr. McBeath, Inspector of Poor Callander
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Mr. Buchanan, Merchant Callander
John Buchanan, Easter Gartchonzie |
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A small but tolerably high hill on the farm of Taradoun. On its summit is a very entire fortification which is defended on the N. [North] & N.W. [North West] and S.W. [South West] sides by three tiers of ramparts or mounds, and on the east by the natural face of the hill which is inaccessible, rough, and rugged with outcropping rocks. Concerning it there are no traditions in the locality farther than the Authorities attribute it to the Roman period. But its shape and form is more in keeping with the ancient British fortifications. In the centre of it, a well is visible which is nearly filled.
"About a mile west of Callander there remains of a fortification on the top of a hill called Dun bo chaistel, the hill of the Castle. This must have been a place of considerable strength; The face of the hill is perpendicular rising to the height of about ? and quite inaccessible on the south. The Gateway and three tiers of ditches and mounds are distinct upon the top. The mounds are strengthened with large stones, and within was a sunk well, which has been filled up as cattle were liable to fall into it. In the plain of Bochastle and in the immediate vicinity of this fortification, is an Artificial bank of earth and stone, which perhaps was erected for the purpose of reducing this fort, but we have no authentic record on this subject."
New Stat Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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FORT [Dunmore] |
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[Dunmore] A small but tolerably high hill on the farm of Taradoun. On its summit is a very entire fortification which is defended on the N. [North] & N.W. [North West] and S.W. [South West] sides by three tiers of ramparts or mounds, and on the east by the natural face of the hill which is inaccessible, rough, and rugged with outcropping rocks. Concerning it there are no traditions in the locality farther than the Authorities attribute it to the Roman period. But its shape and form is more in keeping with the ancient British fortifications. In the centre of it, a well is visible which is nearly filled. |
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WELL [fort-Dunmore] |
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[Dunmore] A small but tolerably high hill on the farm of Taradoun. In the centre of it, a well is visible which is nearly filled. |
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123-4 -- Parish of Callander
[Notes:]
Dunmore is the general expression. It is not known by
the name Dun bo chaistel.
"The remains of this Camp may still
be seen, near Bochastle, about 15 miles
West, South-West from the Station at Ardoch.
The judicious position of the Camp, is very
apparent; as it guarded, at once, two
important passes into the West Country &c"
Chalmer's Caledonia
This Fort is evidently not Roman -
It resembles on a small scale the
form of the celebrated Fort of the
White Catterthun in the Parish of Menmuir, near Brechin
[initialled] JB
Lt.Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] |
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BOCHASTLE HILL |
Bochastle Hill
Bochastle Hill
Bochastle Hill
Bochastle Hill
Bochastle Hill |
John Stuart Bochastle
Peter Stewart Tarandoun
Alexander Stewart
John Buchannan
John Anderson Gamekeeper |
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A small hill on the farm of Bochastle, the property of the Earl of Murray, immediately at the S. [South] west end of this hill is a very large unshapely block of stone which is undermined on all sides except at a point about its centre where it rests on a solid rock. There are no tradition concerning it farther than that foolish one of Samson having thrown it from Dunmore. It much resembles the Rocking stones found in Kirkcudbrightshire. |
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SAMSON'S STONE |
Samson's Stone |
John Stewart Bochastle
Peter Stewart Tarandoun
Alexander Stewart
John Buchannan
John Anderson Gamekeeper |
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immediately at the S. [South] west end of this hill [Bochastle] is a very large unshapely block of stone which is undermined on all sides except at a point about its centre where it rests on a solid rock. There are no tradition concerning it farther than that foolish one of Samson having thrown it from Dunmore. It much resembles the Rocking stones found in Kirkcudbrightshire. |
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TARANDOUN |
Tarandoun
Tarandoun
Tarandoun
Tarandoun |
Peter Stewart Occr. [Occupier]
Alexander Stewart
Mr. McBeath Poor Law Inspector
Rent Receipt |
123 |
A farm house and offices the property of the Earl of Murray |
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GARTCHONZIE BRIDGE |
Gartchonzie Bridge
Gartchonzie Bridge
Gartchonzie Bridge
Gartchonzie Bridge |
John Buchannan
John Anderson
Mr. McBeath
John Stewart |
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A Co. [County] Bridge of 2 arches crossing the River Teith on a parish road leading from Callander to the Trossachs. |
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EASTER GARTCHONZIE |
Easter Gartchonzie |
John Buchanan Occr. [Occupier]
Mr. Marshall, Jeweller Edinbro' [Edinburgh] Proprietor
Quinton Brown |
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A farm house and offices. The property of Mr. Marshall Jeweller Edinburgh |
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BOCHASTLE |
Bochastle
Bochastle
Bochastle
Bochastle
Bochastle
Bochastle
Bochastle |
John Stewart
Lease of farm
Mr. McBeath, Inspector of poor
John Buchannan
Scott's Lady of the Lake
Dr. [Doctor] Graham's Sketches of Perthshire
Chalmer's Caledonia |
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A fine farm house and offices, the property of the Earl of Murray a short distance N. [North] East of the house are the remains of a large bank of earth or mound called the Mouldring lines in Scott's Lady of the Lake. see common plan 114-16 (Perth Division) |
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COILHALLAN WOOD |
Coilhallan Wood
Coilhallan Wood
Coilhallan Wood
Coilhallan Wood |
Mr. Buchannan, Merchant Callander
Mr. McBeath
John Buchannan
John Stewart |
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A large wood on the south side of the River Teith. It is chiefly oak and is cut down every 21 years for its bark |
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EAS GOBHAIN |
River Teith
River Teith
River Teith
River Teith
River Teith
Coilhallan River
"Eas Gobhain"
"Eas Gobhain"
"Eas Gobhain" |
John Buchannan
John Stewart
Peter Stewart
Alexander Stewart
John Anderson
Mr. Buchannan, Merchant Callander
The Rev. [Reverend] Mr. McDirmid
J. B. Hamilton Esqr. of Lenny
New Statistical Account of Callander |
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A considerable river flowing from Loch Vennachar in an Easterly direction it is joined by another equally as large near Callandar which is called Garbh Uisge from thence it flows Southerly and is called the River Teith to its junction with the River Forth near Stirling |
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Faint note referring to River Teith:]
From where the united waters of
Eas Gobhain and Garth Uisge meet
it is called River Teith
[Notes to Eas Gobhain:]
[Under name:]
correct
P.L.
This river is not known by the name
"Eas Gobhain" by any person in the
neighbourhood.
Authenticated & described
in Name Book for Port of
Monteith parish. AG.
[Alongside first four authorities:]
Also authorized in Parish
of Port of Monteith in which
a few additional authorities
are given.
[Alongside 2nd and 3rd last authorities:]
Supplied to me by Sapper Keith the common
Examiner
[Alongside last authority:]
Supplied by P. Lynch C.A. [Civilian Assistant] |
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COILANTOGLE |
Coilantogle
Coilantogle
Coilantogle
Coilantogle |
Mrs. Stewart Occr. [Occupier]
Rent receipts
Scott's Lady of the Lake
Mr. McBeath Inspector of Poor |
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A farm house and offices the property of the Earl of Moray |
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COILANTOGLE FORD (Disused) |
Coilantogle Ford
Coilantogle Ford |
Mr. McBeath Inspector of Poor
Dr. [Doctor] Graham's Sketches of Perthshre |
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A short distance southeast [of Coilantogle], on the River Teith is the "Coilantogle Ford" celebrated in Scott's Lady of the Lake. There is no ford here now but still the place is well known the name. Since the building of Gartchonzie Bridge about ½ a mile to the north the Ford has become disused. |
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WESTER GARTCHONZIE |
Wester Gartchonzie
Wester Gartchonzie
Wester Gartchonzie
Wester Gartchonzie |
Quinton Brown Occr. [Occupier]
Rent receipts
Mr. Marshall, Pro. [Proprietor] Easter Gartchonzie
John Buchannan |
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A farm house and offices the property of Stewart McNaughton Esqr. of Inver Trossachs |
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ST MARY'S CHAPEL (Site of) |
St Mary's Chapel (Site of)
St Mary's Chapel (Site of)
St Mary's Chapel (Site of) |
Donald Black Esqr. Factor, Cambusmore Estate by Callander
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDiarmid, Ph. [Parish] Ministe Callander
Angus McDonald Esqr. Banker, Callander |
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The site of an ancient chapel situated in a wood, close to and on the west of the Keltie Water, near it's junction with the River Teith. The foundation of the building is traceable by a slight elevation of the surface. Tradition says that a chapel, which was dedicated to the Virgin Mary, stood here, but the date of it's erection is unknown. Children who die without baptism are buried here. This is one of the six chapels mentioned in the Statistical Account of Kilmadock Parish. |
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ST. MARY'S WELL |
St. Mary's Well
St. Mary's Well
St. Mary's Well |
Donald Black Esqr.
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDiarmid
Angus McDonald Esqr. |
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A spring of good water in the west bank of the Keltie Water close to the site of St. Mary's Chapel. Tradition says that the water of this well was believed to have the power of curing certain diseases, particularly the hooping cough, and that it was frequently resorted to in former times. |
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BALAMEANOCH WOODS |
Balameanoch Woods
Balameanoch Woods
Balameanoch Woods
Balameanoch Woods |
J. B. Hamilton Esqr.
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. John Buchannan |
115 |
A large extent of wood (principally fir) situated on the east if the T.P. [Turnpike] road from Callander to Lochearnhead and extending from Eas Dearg to Callander Craig. Property of J. B. Hamilton Esqr. Leny House. |
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TREAN |
Trean
Trean
Trean |
J. B. Hamilton Esqr.
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. John Buchannan |
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A Farmsteading, one storey, slated, and in good repair; property of J.B. Hamilton Esqr. Lenny House. |
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CAISTEAL BRISTE |
Caisteal Briste
Caisteal Briste
Caisteal Briste |
J. B. Hamilton Esqr.
Revd [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. John Buchannan |
115 |
A small knoll, planted with wood, situated between Trean and the T.P. [Turnpike] road. Old Leny Castle was situated on this Knoll, but it was burnt after the battle of Flodden, - 1513 - and never afterwards rebuilt. Not a trace of it now remains. Means Broken or Crushed Castle. Property of J. B. Hamilton Esqr. Leny House. |
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CALLANDER CRAIG |
Callander Craig
Callander Craig
Callander Craig |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. Angus McDonald
Mr. James Dickson |
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A very conspicuous range of rocks about a mile in length, situated immediately north of the village of Callander. It extends in a direction east and west, its west end being partly covered by a fir plantation, stretching from the back of the village to the foot of the craig. Property of Lord Willoughby de Eresby Drummond Castle. |
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CRAIG VILLA |
Craig Villa
Craig Villa
Craig Villa |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. Angus McDonald
Mr. James Dickson |
115 |
A dwellinghouse two storeys, slated and in excellent repair; property of J.B. Hamilton Esqr. Leny House |
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RIVERVIEW |
Riverview
Riverview
Riverview |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. Angus McDonald
Mr. James Dickson |
115 |
A dwellinghouse, two storeys, slated and in good repair; property of J.B. Hamilton Esqr. Leny House. |
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POST OFFICE [Callander] |
Post Office
Post Office
Post Office |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. Angus McDonald
Mr. James Dickson |
115 |
A dwellinghouse two storeys, slated and in good repair. It has one arrival, one delivery, and one despatch daily. A money order Office, major office Stirling. |
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TOM MA' CHISAIG |
Tom ma' Chisaig
Tom ma' Chisaig
Tom ma' Chisaig
Tom ma Chessaig |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. Angus McDonald
Mr. James Dickson
New Statistical Account |
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A small circular and apparently artificial mound on the banks of the Teith, close to the bridge. It is supposed to have been erected by the Romans, but tradition gives no information respecting it. There is a beautiful circular mount adjoining the church-yard of Callander, called Tom ma Chessaig, the hill of St. Kessaig who was the tutelar saint of this place. A market is still held here annually, in the month of March, which goes by the name of Feill ma chessaig, i.e. the festival of St. Kessaig."
Extract from Statistical Account.
"St. Mackessoge, or Kessoge. C. [Confessor]. Bishop in the provinces of Levin and Boin in Scotland". - "This saint was illustrious for his miracles, and died in 560. A celebrated church in that country still bears the title of St. Kessoge Kirk. The Scots for their cry in battle for some used his name, but afterward changed it for that of St. Andrew." Extract from Butlers lives of the saints. |
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[Note below Tom ma' Chisaig:]
Perhaps the name had better be written
in German Text as although the mound doubtless
belongs to the period entitled to that character
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MCGREGOR'S HOTEL [Callander] |
McGregor's Hotel
McGregor's Hotel
McGregor's Hotel |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. Angus McDonald
Mr. James Dickson |
115 |
A Hotel three storeys in height, slated and in good repair. Mr. Donald McGowan the tenant of the Dreadnought is also tenant of this Hotel, consequently the posting establishments of both are amalgamated. It possesses excellent accommodation for travellers. This is one of the oldest houses in the village and was originally known as the Star Inn, but an addition being made to its height a number of years since by Mr. McGregor, it has ever since been known by his name. Property of Lord Willoughby de Eresby Drummond Castle |
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Site of CHURCH [Callander] |
(Site of) Church
(Site of) Church
(Site of) Church |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. Angus McDonald
Mr. James Dickson |
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Previous to 1773, the date of erection of the present parish church, this was used as such, and likewise as a school during the week, but subsequently it was allowed to go to ruin and is now totally removed. It is supposed to have been originally a Roman Catholic Chapel, but as tradition is completely silent respecting it, no authentic information can be gained concerning it. |
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EPISCOPALIAN CHAPEL [Callander] |
Episcopalian Chapel
Episcopalian Chapel
Episcopalian Chapel |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. Angus McDonald
Mr. James Dickson |
115 |
A small chapel erected for the accommodation of visitors and in which divine service is only conducted for about three months in the year. As their are but two Episcopalians in the parish the number of communicants is variable, depending entirely on the influx of visitors. It was built in 1856 and is seated to contains about 110 persons. The site was given as a gift by Lord Willoughby and the funds with which it was built collected by subscription. It has no Dedicatory name. |
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WEST COTTAGE |
West Cottage
West Cottage
West Cottage |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. Angus McDonald
Mr. James Dickson |
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A small Cottage, one storey, slated and in good repair; property of Lord Willoughby de Eresby Drummond Castle. |
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CRAIG COTTAGE |
Craig Cottage
Craig Cottage
Craig Cottage |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. Angus McDonald
Mr. James Dickson |
115 |
A dwellinghouse, one storey, slated, and in good repair; property of Lord Willoughby de Eresby Drummond Castle |
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RIVER TEITH |
River Teith
River Teith
River Teith |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. Angus McDonald
Mr. James Dickson |
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A large river, formed, a little west of Callander, by the united waters of Eas Gobhain and Garbh Uisge. It flows in a southern direction supplying the Deanston Cotton Works with water, and discharges itself into the River Forth. |
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DREADNOUGHT HOTEL [Callander] |
Dreadnought Hotel
Dreadnought Hotel
Dreadnought Hotel |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. Angus McDonald
Mr. James Dickson |
115 |
A large and commodious Hotel and posting establishment, erected, principally for the accommodations of tourists. It is three storeys in height, slated, and in excellent repair, and possesses every accommodation for travellers. Property of Lord Willoughby de Eresby Drummond Castle |
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GAS WORKS [Callander] |
Gas Works
Gas Works
Gas Works |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. Angus McDonald
Mr. James Dickson |
115 |
A small buidling erected in 1859 for the purpose of supplying the village with gas. Property of Lord Willoughby de Eresby Drummond Castle. |
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[Below map ref 124 for River Teith:]
written on this
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THE SQUARE [Callander] |
The Square
The Square
The Square |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. Angus McDonald
Mr. James Dickson |
115 |
An open space of an oblong form having the Established church at its northern end, situated near the centre of the village. A few trees in front of the church are its only embellishments Property of Lord Willoughby de Eresby Drummond Castle. |
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CALLANDER [village] |
Callander
Callander
Callander |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. Angus McDonald
Mr. James Dickson |
115 |
A village of considerable size, situated on the banks of the Teith eight miles from Doune and sixteen from Stirling. It is comparatively speaking a modern village, the first of the feus being let about the beginning of the eighteenth century. The houses are almost all two storeys, slated, and in good repair. It has three churches, (Episcopalian, Established, and Free,) three schools. (Established, Free, and Female,) a Bank, Post Office, two Hotels, one Inn and three Public Houses. In 1859 a Gas Work was erected, and now the principal street can be lighted in winter. "Their is an abundant supply of excellent water in different parts of the village, conducted in leaden pipes, the original expense of which was defrayed by Lady Willoughby, who has done much to add to the neatness of the village, and the comfort of its inhabitants." Extract from the Statistical Account |
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BANK OF SCOTLAND [Callander] |
Branch of the Bank of Scotland
Branch of the Bank of Scotland |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. Angus McDonald
Mr. James Dickson |
115 |
A substantial building two storeys in height, slated, and in good repair. Branch established in 1842. Property of Lord Willoughby de Eresby Drummond Castle. |
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CROSS KEYS INN [Callander] |
Cross Keys Inn
Cross Keys Inn
Cross Keys Inn |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. Angus McDonald
Mr. James Dickson |
115 |
An Inn two storeys in height, slated and in good repair. It possesses ordinary accommodation, but has no posting establishment. Tenanted by Mr. David Stewart, property of Lord Willoughby de Eresby Drummond Castle. |
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MANSFIELD |
Mansfield
Mansfield
Mansfield |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. Angus McDonald
Mr. James Dickson |
115 |
A dwellinghouse, two storeys, slated and in good repair. This was the Manse previous to the erection of the present one. Since it was used as such it has been greatly enlarged, and although the date of its erection originally is uncertain, a stone in the wall, bearing the date 1684 shows that it must have been built about that period. |
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FREE CHURCH MANSE [Callender] |
Free Church Manse
Free Church Manse
Free Church Manse |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. Angus McDonald
Mr. James Dickson |
115 |
A dwellinghouse, two storeys, slated, and in good repair. Property of Lord Willoughby de Eresby Drummond Castle. |
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CHURCH [parish-Callander] |
Church
Church
Church |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. James Dickson
Mr. Angus McDonald |
115 |
A commodious building of an oblong form, having a porch in front surmounted by a steeple. It was built in 1773 and contains 800 sittings. Number of communicants about 300. Property of the congregation. |
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SCHOOL [Callander] |
School
School
School |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. Angus McDonald
Mr. James Dickson |
115 |
A small building, one storey, slated and in bad repair. The teacher's salary is the maximum, to which is added the school fees. Average number of scholars about 30. Property of the congregation. |
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GARBH UISGE |
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For authorities and descriptive remarks see name book of Sheet 114 |
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DRUMMOND LODGE |
Drummond Lodge
Drummond Lodge
Drummond Lodge |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. Angus McDonald
Mr. James Dickson |
115 |
A substantial dwellinghouse, two storeys, slated, and in good repair, property of Lord Willoughby de Eresby Drummond Castle. |
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CNOC DUBH |
Cnoc Dubh
Cnoc Dubh
Cnoc Dubh |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. Angus McDonald
Mr. James Dickson |
115 |
A small knoll covered with heathy pasture and furze, situated between Callander and the eastern end of Callander Craig. Means Black Knoll Property of Lord Willoughby de Eresby Drummond Castle. |
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SOLDIERS' SETTLEMENTS [Callander] |
Soldiers' Settlements
Soldiers' Settlements
Soldiers' Settlements |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. Angus McDonald
Mr. James Dickson |
115 |
A row of dwellinghouses, one storey, slated and in bad repair. They were built at the expense of the Duke of Perth as free residences for some of the Highland soldiers discharged after the war in Flanders. A piece of ground, to the extent of two acres was attached to each house, for which the resident paid a nominal rent. They are in fact going to ruin no effort being made to keep them in repair. Property of Lord Willoughby de Eresby Drummond Castle |
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EAS FIADHAICH |
Eas Fiadhaich
Eas Fiadhaich
Eas Fiadhaich |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. John Stewart
Mr. Angus McDonald |
115 |
A glen nearly three quarters of a mile in lenght and of varied breadth, through which flows the Brackland Burn. It is partially covered with wood and is, in some places, almost inaccessible. Means Wild Glen. Property of the Earl of Moray. |
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BRIDGE OF BRACKLAND |
Wild Bridge of Brackland
Wild Bridge of Brackland |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. John Stewart
Mr. Angus McDermaid |
115 |
A small wooden Bridge thrown across a chasm on the Keltie, about a mile from Callander. It is supported on each side by a perpendicular rock, and is about forty feet above the bed of the river, with a length of seventeen feet. "Upon a small scale nothing can exceed the wild grandeur of the scene, and nobody can pass the Bridge of Brackland without some feeling of apprehension."
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[Note to Eas Fiadhaich:]
Eas not ap-
plied to the
Glen but to
the stream
with its high
precipitous
banks
Eas, A waterfall, A stream with high precipitous banks
[Note under Bridge of Brackland:]
Localy speaking this bridge is frequently called "The Wild Bridge" but it is
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TOM DUBH |
Tom Dubh
Tom Dubh
Tom Dubh |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. John Stewart
Mr. Angus McDonald |
115 |
A hill of considerable elevation situated north of the Falls of Brackland. On the east, west, and south, it is steep, while on the north the descent is inconsiderable. Means Black Knoll. Property of George Home Binning Esqr. Argatty. |
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SPÙT LEACACH |
Sput Leacach
Sput Leacach
Sput Leacach |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. John Stewart
Mr. Angus McDonald |
115 |
A small waterfall on the farm of Wester Brackland, and south-east of Tom Dubh. It falls to the depth of about twenty five feet over a smooth rock from which it derives its name. Means Happy Cascade. |
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EAS UILLEAM |
Eas Uilleam
Eas Uilleam
Eas Uilleam |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. John Stewart
Mr. Angus McDonald |
115 |
A deep but narrow glen having its southern end close to Spout an Leacaich, and extending northward, nearly a quarter of a mile. Its sides are cover'd with natural wood for the whole of its length. Mean's William's Glen. Property of George Home Binning Esqr. Argatty. |
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FALLS OF BRACKLAND |
Falls of Brackland
Falls of Brackland
Falls of Brackland
Falls of Brackland |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. John Stewart
Mr. Angus McDonald
New Statistical Account |
115 |
A succession of small waterfalls, six in number, formed by Keltie Water in a ravine about a mile from the village of Callander. The descent in all, is about eighty feet. On either side the rocks are perpendicular and fringed with trees, those on the east being intermingled with firs. |
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BRACKLAND GLEN |
Brackland Glen
Brackland Glen
Brackland Glen |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. John Stewart
Mr. Angus McDonald |
115 |
A winding glen, through which the Keltie Water flows, having its northern end at the Falls of Brackland and stretching southward about three quarters of a mile. It is very steep, totally inaccessible in some places, and has its sides covered with wood. Property of George Home Binning Esqr. Argatty, and the Trustees of Cambusmore Estate. |
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WESTER BRACKLAND |
Wester Brackland
Wester Brackland
Wester Brackland |
Lease Papers
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. John McNab |
115 |
A farmsteading, dwellinghouse two storeys slated, out offices one storey partly thatched and partly slated, all in good repair; property of George Home Binning Esqr. Argatty. |
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TIGH AN LÒIN |
Tigh an Lòin
Tigh an Lòin
Tigh an Lòin |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. John Stewart
Mr. John McNab |
115 |
A dwellinghouse, one storey, thatched and in good repair; property of the Earl of Moray. |
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MIDDLE BRACKLAND |
Middle Brackland
Middle Brackland
Middle Brackland |
Lease Papers
Mr. John Stewart
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid |
115 |
A farmsteading, and offices, one storey, slated, and in good repair; property of the Earl of Moray |
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KELTIE WATER |
Keltie Water
Keltie Water
Keltie Water |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. John Stewart
Mr. John McNab |
115 |
A large stream which rises in the moors, east of the village of Callander and flowing southward through Brackland glen, joins the River Teith near Cambusmore. Its banks are generally high, and the current rapid. |
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BRACKLAND BURN |
Brackland Burn
Brackland Burn
Brackland Burn |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. John Stewart
Mr. John McNab |
115 |
A large stream, a continuation of Allt Ruith an Eas, rising on Meall Clachach. It receives this name from it enters Eas Fiadhaich and retains it till its junction with Keltie Water near Tigh an Loin. |
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EASTER BRACKLAND |
Easter Brackland
Easter Brackland
Easter Brackland |
Lease Papers
Mr. Francis Stewart
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid |
115 |
A farmsteading and out offices, one storey, partly thatched and partly slated, and in indifferent repair; property of the Earl of Moray. |
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Site of LENY CASTLE |
Site of Leny Castle |
J.B. Hamilton Esqr.
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. Francis Stewart |
115 |
The site of an ancient Castle, a former residence of the Leny family, it was situated on a small knoll now known as Caisteal Briste, the castle was burnt down after the battle of Flodden 1513. |
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SRUTH GEAL |
Struth Geal
Struth Geal
Struth Geal |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr John Stewart
Mr. John McNab |
115 |
A small stream rising at the base of Uamh Mhòr, and flowing southward joins Keltie Water near Tigh an Loin. During the whole of its course it forms the boundary between the parishes of Callander and Kilmadock. Means White Stream |
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TOM DUBH |
Tom Dubh
Tom Dubh
Tom Dubh |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. John Stewart
Mr. John McNab |
115 |
A small oblong-shaped knoll, situated on Struth Geal, and east of Easter Brackland. Means Black Knoll. Property of the Earl of Moray. |
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TOM CORR |
Tom Corr
Tom Corr
Tom Corr |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDermaid
Mr. John Stewart
Mr. John McNab |
115 |
A small oval-shaped knoll situated between Tom Dubh and Easter Brackland. Means Odd Knoll. Property of the Earl of Moray. |
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BRAES OF GREENOCK |
Braes of Greenock
Braes of Greenock
Braes of Greenock |
Donald McGregor, Braes of Greenock Nr [Near] Callander
John Stewart, Lots of Callander, Nr [Near] Callander
John Stewart, Callander |
124 |
A one storey farm house, slated and in good repair.
Property of Mr. McNaughton, Invertrossacks Nr. [Near] Callander.
Tenanted by Donald McGregor, Braes of Greenock Nr. [Near] Callander. |
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GREENOCK BURN |
Greenock Burn
Greenock Burn
Greenock Burn |
Donald McDonald
John Stewart
John Stewart |
124 |
A middling sized burn, which has its source a little to the west of Braes of Greenock, and flows in an easterly direction untill it joins the Torrie Burn. |
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BOGLOT |
Boglot
Boglot
Boglot |
Archibald Stewart, Tenant
Daniel Stewart, Tenant
James Neil, Lanrick Smithy |
124 |
A two storey farm house slated and in good repair with offices attached. The Property of Mr. McNaughton, Invertrossacks, Nr. [Near] Callander & Bittern Manor, Southampton. |
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CLASH |
Clash
Clash
Claish
Claish |
Revd. [Reverend] H. McDiarmid
Mr. J. Dickson
Mr. Lilly
Valuation Roll for 1857-8
Johnston's County Map |
124 |
A farmhouse two stories in height, with a steading attached, both are slated and in good repair. Property of David Urquhart.
Tenant John McNab |
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LOTS OF CALLANDER |
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Lots of Callander
Lots of Callander
Lotts |
Revd. [Reverend] H. McDiarmid
Mr. J. Dickson
Mr. Lilly
Valuation Roll for 1857-8 |
124 |
A farmhouse, one story in height, with offices attached, both are thatched, and in bad repair. Property of David Urquhart. Tenant John Stewart |
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SCHOOL [Free Church-Callander] |
Free Church School |
Revd. [Reverend] H. McDiarmid
Mr. J. Dickson
Mr. Lilly |
124 |
A substantial, and well built house, one story in height, slated and in good repair. It is attended by about 195 scholars (male & female) Property of the Free Church Congregation |
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[Note under School:]
The school is so very near to the church, it is superfluous to write
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CALLANDER COTTAGE |
Callander Cottage |
Revd. [Reverend] H. McDiarmid, Manse Ph. [Parish] Callander
Mr. James Dickson, Schoolmaster Callander
Mr. Lilly, Free Church Schoolmaster Callander |
124 |
A dwellinghouse two stories in height, slated, and in good repair Property of William Marshall Esq. No.18 Albany Street Edinburgh, unoccupied at present. |
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BRIDGEND |
Bridgend |
Revd. [Reverend] H. McDiarmid
D.G. Robertson, East Mains Callander
Mr. J. Dickson
Valuation Roll for 1857-8 |
124 |
A small well planed village situated on the south bank of the River Teith, and connected with the village of Callander by a bridge of three arches, the houses are good, and covered with slates |
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MOLLANDS |
Mollands |
Revd. [Reverend] H. McDiarmid
Mr. J. Dickson
Mr. Lilly
Valuation Roll for 1857-8 |
124 |
A farmhouse two stories in height, with steading attached both are slated, and in good repair. Property of David Urquhart George H. Marshall head trustee No.3 Harriot Row Edinburgh Tenant Mr. P. Buchanan |
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AUCHENLAUCH |
Auchenlauch
Auchinlauch
Auchinlaich |
Mr. McGregor, Tenant
Mr. James Dixon
Mr. Robert Campbell
Valuation Roll for 1857-8
New Statistical Account |
124 |
A farm house and steading, slated and in excellent repair the property of the Right Hon. [Honourable] Lord & Lady Willoughby d'Eresby, Drummond Castle, Crieff. |
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DUNBLANE-DOUNE-AND CALLANDER RAILWAY |
Dunblane Doune & Callander Railway
Dunblane Doune & Callander Railway |
Mr. James C Hands
Mr. James Dixon
Mr. George Ferguson |
124 |
A line of Railway, extending from Dunblane to Callander, a distance of 10 miles. It has telegraphic communication. It is a single line of rails for passengers and goods traffic. |
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BRIDGE OF KELTIE [bridge] |
Bridge of Keltie |
Mr. James Dixon
Mr. George Ferguson
Mr. Duncan McBeth |
124 |
A one-arched stone bridge crossing the Keltie Water, about two miles east of the Village of Callander, on the T.P.R. [Turnpike Road] to Stirling. |
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BRIDGE OF KELTIE [farm] |
Bridge of Keltie |
Mr. James Dixon
Mr. George Ferguson
Mr. Duncan McBeth Tenant |
124 |
A small farmsteading situated on the T.P.R. [Turnpike Road] between Callander & Stirling, and a short distance west of the Bridge from which it takes its name. The property of Miss Bucanan, Cambusmore Nr. [Near] Callander, Head Trustee Mr. McDonald - Banker Callander. Tenant Mr. D. McBeth. |
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GART |
Gart |
Mr. James Dixon
Mr. George Ferguson
Mr Andrew Johnston, Gardener, Gart
Valuation Roll for 1857-8
Johnston's County Map |
124 |
A mansion house two storeys, slated, and in excellent repair, situate on the north bank of the River Teith. The ground adjacent to the House, is adorned with terraces and shrubberies. The property of and occupied by during the summer D. Ainslie Esqr. at present residing at 48 Murray place Edinburgh |
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BALGIBBON |
Balgibbon |
Mr. Robert Campbell, Tenant
Mr. Andrew Johnstone
Mr. James Dixon
Valuation Roll for 1857-8 |
124 |
A farmsteading, dwellinghouse, and offices one storey, slated, and in indifferent repair; the property of the Right Hon. [Honourable] Lord and Lady Willoughby d'Eresby and occupied by Mr. Robert Campbell |
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WOODVALE |
Woodvale |
Mr. John McIntyre, Woodvale
Mr. James Dixon
Mr. Robert Campbell |
124 |
A dwelling-house, two storey, slated, and in excellent repair, the property of Lord Willoughby, aforesaid, and occupied by Mr. John McIntyre |
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LAGRANNOCH |
Lagrannoch |
Mr John McIntyre
Mr James Dixon
Mr. Andrew Johnstone
Valuation Roll for 1857-8 |
124 |
Three dwelling houses, situate on the toll road, and about a half mile east of the Village of Callander. The property of the Right Hon. [Honourable] Lord & Lady Willoughby d'Eresby, Drummond Castle. Occupied by cottars. |
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Site of CALLANDER CASTLE |
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Callander Castle (Site of)
Castle of Callander |
Revd [Reverend] Hugh McDiarmid
Mr. James Dickson
New Statistical Account |
124 |
The site of this castle is situated on the south bank of the River Teith, and within a few yards of the Manse. There are no vestiges now remaining Several human bones were unearthed a few years ago, by the work men who were employed in levelling its site. The date of its erection is not authentically known. |
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FREE CHURCH [Callander] |
Free Church |
Revd. [Reverend] H. McDiarmid
Mr. Lilly
Mr. James Dickson |
124 |
A large and handsome building, built in 1843 rebuilt and thoroughly repaired in 1862, sittings 700. |
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[Entry for Cock Hill crossed out with note:]
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ROMAN CAMP [camp] |
Roman Camp |
Mr James Dixon
Mr. George Ferguson
Mr Robert Campbell |
124 |
There is a remarkable object, situated at the east end of the Village of Callander, and on the north bank of the River Teith. It consists of a bank of earth, of considerable length, and in some parts sloping gently, on either side, from the summit. It is supposed by some, that the Romans encamped in the enclosure between the bank and the river. Others again, maintain that this feature was caused by the river having altered its course - which indeed seems to be the correct hypothesis. |
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ROMAN CAMP [house] |
Roman Camp |
Mr James Dixon
Mr George Fergusson
Mr Robert Campbell
Valuation Roll for 1857-8 |
124 |
A dwelling-house, two storeys high, with offices, one storey, the whole slated, and in good repair. Property of the Right Hon. [Honourable] Lord & Lady Willoughby, aforesaid. This house is situated at the west end of what's called the "Roman Camp", from which it derives its name.
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[Below Roman Camp:]
Not to be shewn as a Camp on plan.
[Initialled] F.E.P.
Capt. R.E. [Captain Royal Engineers]
Note.
This consists of an extensive and very irregularly shaped
bank, about 12 feet high, a chain broad at the base and half
a chain at the top. Although it is considered by the vulgar
as a Roman Camp there is not the least evidence to
support the assumption, and the intelligent people of the neighbourhood
discard it. It is not noticed in Roy's Roman Antiquities, not does it bear
the usual shape of Roman Camps; and as the ground is perfectly level on each side there would
be no reason for the Romans, if they erected it, departing from their usual rectangular camps; besides
there is no place in the neighbourhood showing sufficient traces of an excavation to support the theory
of it being an artificial fortification, Roman or Pictish. J. B. Hamilton Esqr. of Leny states that, from excavations
made in it, it is found to be a bank of gravel, such as might have been found in past times
by the motion of the adjoining river and this seems to be the proper conclusion to arrive at respecting it.
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ROCK VILLA |
Rock Villa |
Mr. James Dixon, Teacher, Callander
Mr. George Fergusson, Callander
Mr Robert Campbell, Balgibbon |
124 |
A dwelling-house, two storeys, slated, and in excellent repair, the property of the Right Hon. [Honourable] Lord & Lady Willoughby d'Ersby, Drummond Castle near Crieff. Let to Visitors during the Summer. |
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ROCK COTTAGE |
Rock Cottage |
Mr. James C. Hands, Station Master
Mr. James Dixon
Mr George Fergusson |
124 |
A substantial dwelling-house, one storey, slated, and in good repair. Property of the Company, and occupied by the Station Master. |
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RAILWAY STATION [Callander] |
Railway Station |
Mr. James C. Hands
Mr. James Dixon
Mr George Fergusson |
124 |
A third-class Station, situate at the west-end of the Village of Callander, where the Callander branch of the Railway terminates. |
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EAST MAINS |
East Mains |
D. G. Robertson Esq.
Revd. [Reverend] H. McDiarmid
Mr. J. Dickson |
124 |
A dwellinghouse, two stories in height, slated, and in good repair Property of D. G. Robertson Esq. East Mains. |
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WEST MAINS |
West Mains |
D. G. Robertson Esq.
Revd. [Reverend] H. McDiarmid
Mr. J. Dickson |
124 |
A farmhouse one story in height, with suitable offices attached, all slated and in good repair.
Property of William Marshall No 18 Albany Street, Edinburgh. Tenant, John Stewart. |
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MANSE [Callander] |
Manse (Ph. [Parish]) |
Revd. [Reverend] H. McDiarmid (Resident)
D. G. Robertson Esq.
Mr. J. Dickson |
124 |
A dwellinghouse, two stories in height, with suitable offices attached, all slated, and in good repair. |
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TEITHSIDE HOUSE |
Teithside House
Teithside |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDiarmid, Manse (Callander)
Mr. William Graham, Teithside Cottage
Mr. Lilly, Free Church Schoolmaster (Callander
Valuation Roll for 1857-8 |
124 |
A dwellinghouse, three stories in height, slated and in good repair. Property of Lady Willoughby De Ersby, Drummond Castle, Crieff; Tenant, Major Paul. |
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TEITHSIDE COTTAGE |
Teithside Cottage |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDiarmid
Mr. William Graham
Mr. Lilly |
124 |
A dwellinghouse, one story in height, slated, and in good repair Property of William Graham of Teithside Cottage |
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FLOWERGROVE |
Flowergrove |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McDiarmid
Mr. Lilly
Mr. James Dickson, Schoolmaster (Callander) |
124 |
A dwelling-house, two stories in height slated, and in good repair Property of William Whyte of Flowergrove |
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[Signed]
F. E. Pratt
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ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. STORE SOUTHAMPTON 28 APR. 1898
NAME BOOK
OF PART OF THE PARISH OF
CALLANDER -- Described in Name Book of Sheet 115
on the 1/2500 Scale
IN THE
COUNTY OF PERTH
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INDEX
Names of Objects -- Page
Auchenlauch -- 32
Balameanoch Woods -- 9
Balgibbon -- 34
Bank of Scotland -- 16
Bochastle -- 5
Bochastle Hill -- 4
Boglot -- 28
Braes of Greenock -- 27
Brackland Burn -- 24
Brackland Glen -- 23
Bridgend -- 30
Bridge of Brackland -- 21
Bridge of Keltie -- 33
Caisteal Briste -- 9
Callander (Parish) -- 1
Callander Village -- 15
Site of Callander Castle -- 35
Callander Cottage -- 30
Callander Craig -- 10
Site of Church -- 12
Church (Parish) -- 17
Clash -- 29
Cnoc Dubh -- 19
Cock Hill -- 2
Coilhallan Wood -- 5
Coilantogle -- 6
Coilantogle Ford (Disused) -- 6
Craig Cottage -- 13
Craig Villa -- 10
Cross Keys Inn -- 16
Dreadnought Hotel -- 14
Drummond Lodge -- 19
Dunmore -- 3
Eas Fiadhaich -- 21
Eas Gobhain -- 5
Eas Uilleam -- 22
Easter Brackland -- 25
Easter Gartchonzie -- 5
East Mains -- 39
Episcopalian Chapel -- 13
Falls of Brackland -- 23
Fort -- 3
Free Church -- 35
Free Church Manse -- 17
Flowergrove -- 40
Garbh Uisge -- 18
Gart -- 33
Gartchonzie Bridge -- 4
Greenock Burn -- 27
Keltie Water -- 24
Lagrannoch -- 34
Site of Leny Castle -- 25
Loch Venachar -- 2
Lots of Callander -- 29
Manse -- 39
Mansfield -- 16
McGregor's Hotel -- 12
Middle Brackland -- 24
Mollands -- 30
Post Office -- 11
Railway Station -- 38
River Teith -- 14
Riverview -- 10
Rock Cottage -- 38
Rock Villa -- 38
Roman Camp -- 37
Samson's Stone -- 4
School -- 17
School -- 29
Dunblane, Doune and Callander Railway -- 32
Soldiers Settlements -- 19
Spùt Leacach -- 22
St. Mary's Chapel (Site of) -- 7
Sruth Geal -- 26
St. Mary's Well -- 8
Tarandoun -- 4
Torrie Burn -- 27
Teithside Cottage -- 40
Teithside House -- 40
The Square -- 15
Tigh An Lòin -- 24 |
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Names of Objects -- Page
Tom Corr -- 26
Tom Dubh -- 26
Tom Dubh -- 22
Tom Na Chisaig -- 11
Trean -- 9
Well -- 3
Wester Brackland -- 23
Wester Gartchonzie -- 6
West Cottage -- 13
West Mains -- 39
Woodvale -- 34 |
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