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CARGILL [parish] |
Cargill
Cargill
Cargill
Cargill
Cargill
Cargill
Cargill
Cargill
Cargill |
Old Stat: [Statistical] Account
New Stat: [Statistical] Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Chalmer's Caledonia
Mr. James Macbeth Factor
Estate Plans
Valuation Roll
Pennant's Tour of 1772
Johnstone's Coy. [County] Map |
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"The name of this parish is from Caer, signifying in the Celtic language a village, and Cill, a place of worship, or burial. It was formerly called West Parish, and is said to have been part of the parish of Coupar Angus, but has long since been disjoined from that, and erected into a distinct parochial district. Bishop Spottiswood mentions, that, as far back as the year 1514, Andrew Stuart, brother to John Earl of Athole, got the benefices of Cargill and Alyth. This parish is situated in the large vale of Strathmore, and is bounded on the north, by the River Isla; on the east by Kettins; on the south-east, by Longforgan and Abernythe; on the south by St. Martins and Collace; and on the west by the River Tay. There are four villages in the parish Woodside, Burrelton, Wolfhill and Cargill. the main line of railway to Aberdeen, known as the Scottish North Eastern, runs through the northern extremity of this Parish The only Antiquities are the supposed Roman Station at Castlehill, Vestiges of the Roman Road, the Ancient Mansion-house of Stobhall, Macbeth's Law, Standing Stones &c &c."
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[Note:]
There is a portion of this parish detached
but a detached portion of Scone Ph. [Parish] is contained
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LITTLE KEITHOCK |
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Little Keithick
Little Keithick
Little Keithick
Little Keithick |
Mr Baxter Gray Broughty Ferry N.B. [North Britain]
William Peacock Occr. [Occupier]
George Willis
John Fraiser
Johnstone's Coy. [County] Map |
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A farm house and offices the property of William E Collins Esqr. of Keithock.
On this farm in Four Different places a few years ago were found or turned up a number of stone cists, containing human skulls one of which a human skeleton quite entire but crumbled away when exposed to the air. They were turned up by John Fraser foreman on the farm. |
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STONE CISTS FOUND [Little Keithock] |
Stone Cists
Found here |
Johnstone's Coy. [County] Map |
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On this farm [Little Keithick] in Four Different places a few years ago were found or turned up a number of stone cists, containing human skulls one of which a human skeleton quite entire but crumbled away when exposed to the air. They were turned up by John Fraser foreman on the farm. |
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RIVER ISLA |
River Isla |
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Plan 63-16 -- Parish of Cargill -- Perthshire |
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Little Keithick has been corrected to Little Keithock in the List of Names, and also in the index entry. However, on the map it is Little Keithick. |
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BRIDGE OF ISLA |
Bridge of Isla
Bridge of Isla
Bridge of Isla |
Board of regulations
Mr. James Macbeth
James Mailler, East Hatton |
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A Public stone bridge spanning the River Isla on the Turnpike road leading from Blairgowrie to Perth and kept in repairs by a heavy pontage |
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EAST HATTON |
East Hatton
East Hatton
East Hatton
East Hallton
East Hatton |
James Maller occr. [occupier]
Mr. James Macbeth
Val. [Valuation] Roll
Estate Map
County Map |
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A farmhouse with offices attached. While cultivating the land belonging to this farm, human bones have been turned up in every field. Property of Lord & Lady Willoughby |
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74-3 -- Parish of Cargil -- Perthshire
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CASTLE HILL |
Castle Hill
Castle Hill
Castle Hill
Castle Hill |
Mr. David Duncan Mains of Cargill
Mr. James Macbeth resident factor
James Mailler East Hatton
Knox's Map of the Basin of the Tay |
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This name is applied to the remains of a place of defence, situated on the banks of the river tay; it is well defended on the south west by a deep ravine, and on the North W. [West] by the steep banks of the river, the remains of a ditch is quite discernable that has guarded the other exposed parts. Mr. Duncan believes, that it has been in connection with the old castle of Kinclaven on the opposite side of the river.
"Near the confluence of the Tay & Isla, and exactly opposite to the ancient castle of Kinclaven on the other side of the river, are discovered plain vestiges of a Roman Station, Now called the Castle Hill; one side of this encampment is defended by a deep ravine; a high breast work & strong entrenchments guard it on all other sides where it was anyhow accessible. The fossae are perfectly discernable, & the aqueduct by which they were filled from a neighbouring rivulet, is still in high preservation, but the site of this encampment is now converted into a cornfield.
Et feges est ubi Troja fuit. In this camp, according to Boethius, the Romans took up their winter-quarters under Tribellius, after Agricola left him, & preserved their communication with other detachments of their troops who had advanced farther into the country, towards the foot of the Grampians."
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74-3
Close to the junction of the Tay and Isla is another
(Mount exploratory) which is styled Carrack Knowe
or the Boat hill and seems designed to cover a landing place.
Pennant's Tour of 1772. Page 458. describing the
Roman position at Micklehour
This is a natural feature
but perhaps partially adapted
by art - it is hard to say
for what object
[Alongside latter part of description:]
Speculative
[Initialled] JB
Lt Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] |
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MAINS OF CARGILL |
Mains of Cargill
Mains of Cargill
Mains of Cargill |
David Duncan occr. [occupier]
Mr. James Macbeth, resident Factor Stobhall
Estate Map |
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A Fine farmhouse with offices ornamental ground and vegetable garden attached: property of the Right Hon. [Honourable] Lord & Lady Willoughby |
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CARGILL STATION |
Cargill Station
Cargill Station
Cargill Station |
Mr. Farquheson, Station Master
David Duncan, Mains of Cargill
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Rose, Cargill |
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A small station on the Scottish North-eastern Railway, situated about a mile to the east of Cargill. |
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HATTON |
Hatton
Hatton
Hatton |
David Cardean occr. [occupier]
Mr. James Macbeth
Valuation Roll |
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A large farmsteading with vegetable garden attached; property of the Right Hon. [Honourable] Lord & Lady Willoughby. |
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74-3 -- Parish of Cargill, Perthshire |
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BRUNTY MILL (Corn) |
Brunty Mill (Corn)
Brunty Mill (Corn)
Brunty Mill (Corn) |
James Creichton Occupier
Mr. Brucester Brunty
Valuation Roll (1863) |
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A Corn Mill recently built on the site of a very Old Mill, which bore the date 1664 on one of the lintels. this stone is transferred to the present building, and has also the Perth Coat of Arms cut out on it. |
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BRIDGE [Brunty Mill] |
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The bridge crossing the burn here is also of a very ancient structure. an addition was made to the width of it in 1765 but the older portion bears no date. It was originally only about 4 or 5 feet wide & very much resembles that very old bridge on the Burn of Alyth in the Town of Alyth. |
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BRUNTY |
Brunty
Brunty
Brunty
Brunty |
Mr. Brucester Occupier
Valuation Roll (1863)
Estate Plan
James Macbeth Esqr. Factor |
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A farm house and offices the property of Lord Willoughby. the offices are some Distance South of the dwelling and were formerly occupied as a distillery |
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LAYSTON |
Layston
Layston
Layston |
William Henderson Occupier
Valuation Roll (1863)
James Macbeth Esqr. Factor |
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A fine farm Steading, the property of Lord Willoughby de Eresby. |
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STONE CIST FOUND HEREABOUT [Layston] |
A Stone Cist containing an Urn found hereabout. |
Mr Mungo Murray Woodside |
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In a field west of the steading [of Layston] on the north side of the road, was found some [time] ago, A Stone Cist containing an Urn. |
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SCOTTISH NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY |
Scottish North Eastern Railway
Scottish North Eastern Railway |
Mr. Hopkirk Station Master
Mr. Henderson
Tickets |
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A Railway leading from Perth and terminating at Aberdeen. |
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COUPAR BURN |
Coupar Burn
Coupar Burn
Coupar Burn |
Authorized in Name Book for Coupar Angus Ph. [Parish] |
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A considerable stream or burn, running [in] an Easterly direction from the Damhead [to] its influx with the River Isla. |
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MILLS OF KEITHICK (Corn & Flour) |
Mill of Keithick (Corn & Flour) |
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Authorized and described in Name Book for Coupar Angus Ph. [Parish] |
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WOODSIDE HOUSE |
Woodside House
Woodside House
Woodside House
Woodside House |
McKenzie Murray Esqr.
John Murray Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Robertson
County Directory |
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A large and fine Mansion with garden and a small plot of ornamental ground attached. The property of McKenzie Murray Esqr. |
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STATION [Woodside] |
Woodside Station
Woodside Station
Woodside Station |
Mr. Hopkirk Station Master
Tickets
John Murray Esqr. |
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A Station on the Scottish North Eastern Railway, a short distance from Woodside |
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FREE CHURCH MANSE [Nr Woodside House] |
Free Church Manse
Free Church Manse
Free Church Manse |
The Rev [Reverend] Mr. Robertson
Mr. Hopkirk
John Murray Esqr. |
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A fine dwelling house with garden and a small plot of ornamental ground attached. The property of the Free Church. |
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Site of ROMAN ROAD [Gallowhill; Woodhead] |
Roman Road
Roman Road
Roman Road
Roman Road
Roman Road |
Peter Stewart, Woodhead
Mrs. Boyd Gallowhill
Mr. James Ramsay, Burrelton
John Pirnie Burrelton
John Scott, Burnside |
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An old road, which the authorities here quoted, say, that it is traditionally handed down as having been made by the Romans, and had extended from Stirling to Coupar Angus. John Pirnie says that when he was a boy at school in Newbigging, that the portion of it passing Gallowhill was quite entire, and went under the name of the Long Causeway, from the fact of it being paved with stones. The greater portion of it through this parish is long since obliterated and cannot now be identified, except the site of those 2 portions. 1st. at Woodhead in plan "74.10 " and secondly at Gallowhill in Plan "74.7." These were pointed out by Peter Stewart, And Mrs Boyd of Gallowhill.
In reference to the portion on this plan passing Wellsies, there is nothing to appearance remarkable about it, farther than any other worn out, or disused road. And as to its continuation from the "Village Acres", Mr. Ramsay says that it had passed close by the Free Church in Woodside, and crossed the Turnpike road somewhere about 50 yards south West of the farm house of Crossroads in plan 75-1. thence to the Roman Camp at Coupar Angus.
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[Initials beneath Object Name:]
JB
Lt Col. [Lieutenant Colonel]
Written to the ascertained track at Gallowhill & Woodhead.
The Track itself shown at Wellsies on 74/4. [Initialled] JB
"The Roman Road, & Richard's Itinerary, took different directions; and we may infer,
from this unnoticed circumstance, that they belonged to different ages, or at least
were composed, with dissimlar views. Having crossed the Tay, by means of the wooden
bridge, the Roman road went up the east side of the river, and passed through the
centre of the camp at Grassy-walls. From this position, the remains of the road are distinct,
for a mile, up to Gellyhead (in Scone parish), on the west of which it passed; and
went on, by Innerbuist, to Nether Collin, where it again becomes apparent; and
continues distinct to the eye, for 2½ miles; passing, in its obvious course, to
Drichmuir and Byres (in St. Martins parish). The Road now went forward, in a
North east direction, passing between Blairhead and Gillwell, to Woodhead;
and thence pushing on, by Newbigging, and Gallowhill, on the right, it
decends Leyston-Moor; and passing that Village, it proceeds forward to the
Roman camp at Coupar Angus."
Chalmers Caledonia, page 148
The land immediately north of the Roman Road at Wellsies farm house
wont to be Called Layston Muir, informed so by Mr. Macintosh
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WELLSIES |
Wellsies
Wellsies
Wellsies
Wellsies |
Mr McIntosh Occr. [Occupier]
Val. [Valuation] Roll 1863
Estate Map
James Macbeth Esqr. |
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A farm house and Offices the property of Lord Willoughby D' Eresby. |
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WELLSIES BURN |
Wellsies Burn
Wellsies Burn
Wellsies Burn |
Mr. Elder, Woodside
Mr. McIntosh
John Pirnie Burrelton |
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A small stream or burn running through the farm of Wellsies in an easterly direction, and passing the north of Burrelton, to its confluence with the Burrelton Burn. |
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BURRELTON |
Burrelton
Burrelton
Burrelton
Burrelton |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Robertson
John Murray Esqr.
Post Office Address
Val [Valuation] Roll 1863 |
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A considerable sized Village tolerably well laid out, but badly kept in repair. It comprises of streets 3 of which named respectively Adam St. High Street & Fenwick St. High Street is the Turn Pike Road. The others are kept in repair by the inhabitants, The property of Lord Willoughby D' Eresby |
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ADAM STREET [Burrelton] |
Adam Street |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Robertson
John Murray Esqr.
Post Office Address
Val [Valuation] Roll 1863 |
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It [Burrelton] comprises of streets 3 of which named respectively Adam St. High Street & Fenwick St. High Street is the Turn Pike Road. The others are kept in repair by the inhabitants, The property of Lord Willoughby D' Eresby |
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HIGH STREET [Burrelton] |
High Street |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Robertson
John Murray Esqr.
Post Office Address
Val [Valuation] Roll 1863 |
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It [Burrelton] comprises of streets 3 of which named respectively Adam St. High Street & Fenwick St. High Street is the Turn Pike Road. The others are kept in repair by the inhabitants, The property of Lord Willoughby D' Eresby |
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FENWICK STREET [Burrelton] |
Fenwick Street |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Robertson
John Murray Esqr.
Post Office Address
Val [Valuation] Roll 1863 |
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It [Burrelton] comprises of streets 3 of which named respectively Adam St. High Street & Fenwick St. High Street is the Turn Pike Road. The others are kept in repair by the inhabitants, The property of Lord Willoughby D' Eresby |
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FREE CHURCH SCHOOL [Burrelton] |
Free Church School
Free Church School
Free Church School |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Robertson
Mr. Butter Teacher
Mr. Elder |
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A fine school house with school masters residence attached. The property of the Free Church. |
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FREE CHURCH [Burrelton] |
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. Robertson
Mr. Butter
Mr. Elder |
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A small but handsome edifice being the Free Church. the interior of which is well fitted out with pews and accommodates about 450 sitters |
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VILLAGE ACRES |
Village Ares
Village Ares
Village Ares |
James Macbeth Esqr. Factor Stobhall
Estate Map
Alexander Gauld, Burrelton |
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A large field which is yearly let out at the proprietor's will, in portions to the inhabitants of Burrelton. The property of Lord Willoughby D Eresby. |
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BALHOLMIE |
Balholmie
Balholmie
Balholmie
Balwhummy
Balholmie
Balholmie
Balholmie |
Mr. J. Macbeth, resident factor Stobhall
Val. [Valuation] Roll
Mr. Scott occr. [occupier]
Estate Map
Revd. [Reverend] R. H. Scott Ph. [Parish] Minister for Caputh
Revd. [Reverend] W. C. Rose Ph. [Parish] Minister for Cargill
Revd. [Reverend] R. Leisham Ph. [Parish] Minister for Clunie |
074 |
A farmhouse and offices, property of Lord Willoughby D. Eresby |
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CARGILL [village] |
Cargill
Cargill
Cargill |
Mr. J. Macbeth
Rev. [Reverend] William Rose, Cargill
Valuation Roll |
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A small scattered Village situated in the west of the parish on the banks of the River Tay, comprising the parish Church, Manse, & several dwelling houses a little to the South East, property of Lord Willoughby |
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BROADGREEN |
Broadgreen
Broadgreen
Broadgreen |
James Haggart occr. [occupier]
Mr. J. Macbeth
Estate Map |
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A farmsteading Vegetable garden attached, property of Lord Willoughby. |
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WESTER BALHOLMIE |
Wester Balholmie
Wester Balholmie
Wester Balholmie
Wester Balwhummy
Wester Balhomie
Wester Balhomie |
Mr. J. Macbeth
Val. [Valuation] Roll
John Scott, occr [occupier]
Estate Map
Mr. Ferguson Schoolmaster
L. Kennedy Esqr. Land Agent |
074 |
A dwelling house with offices & pendicle attached, property of Lord Willoughby D. Eresby |
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CHURCH [Cargill] |
Church
Church
Church |
Mr. J. Macbeth Stobhall
Rev. [Reverend] William Rose Cargill
Estate Map |
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A plain building surmounted by a belfry, being the parish Church for Cargill. |
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MANSE [Cargill] |
Manse
Glebe |
Mr. J. Macbeth Stobhall
Rev. [Reverend] William Rose Cargill
Estate Map |
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A little to the south [of Cargill Church] is the manse, a handsome building with Glebe ornamental ground and offices attached |
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HANGIE'S WELL |
Hangie's Well
Hangie's Well
Hangie's Well
Hangie's Well
Hangie's Well |
Mrs. Boyd, Gallowhill
Peter Brechin Gallowhill
Mr. Ferguson, Schoolmaster Newbigging
Mrs. Manson Gallowhill |
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A small well a little to the south west of Gallowhill. According to the tradition of Mrs. Manson & Boyd the Executioner made use of this well for washing his hands after he had performed his duty towards criminals that were condemned to be executed on Gallowshade. |
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HUMAN REMAINS FOUND [Hangie's Well] |
Human Bones found here |
Mrs. Boyd, Gallowhill
Peter Brechin Gallowhill
Mr. Ferguson, Schoolmaster Newbigging
Mrs. Manson Gallowhill |
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A few yards to the north of Hangie's Well human bones have been turned up. |
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STANDING STONE [Gallowshade] |
Standing Stone |
Mrs. Boyd, Gallowhill
Peter Brechin Gallowhill
Mr. Ferguson, Schoolmaster Newbigging
Mrs. Manson Gallowhill |
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And about 150 yards from the same object [Hangie's Well], in a north-westerly direction, there is a small Standing Stone, having the appearance of the ancient monumental standing stones. |
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74-7 -- Parish of Cargill, Perthshire
[Quotation id description which applies to all three objects:]
"Near the Village of Gallowhill is a field
called the Gallowshade, which was a place
of execution under the feudal system. And
in a field about 100 yards north from the
school house is a well, said to have been
used by the executioner for washing his hands
after being engaged in his bloody work, and
which still goes by the of name "Hangie's Well."
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MOONSHADE |
Moonshade
Moonshade
Moonshade |
Mrs. Boyd Gallowhill
Mrs. Manson Gallowhill
Mr. Farqueson, Schoolmaster
Mr. James McBeth, resident Factor |
074 |
This name is applied to an arable field immediately west of Gallowhill. Two large Standing Stones having the representation of the Moon and 7 Stars cut out on one of them were removed from this field about 60 years ago. |
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Site of SCULPTURED STONES (Moon & Stars) [Moonshade] |
Site of Standing Stones |
Mrs. Boyd Gallowhil
Mrs. Manson Gallowhill
Mr. Farqueson, Schoolmaster
Mr. James Mc.Beth, resident factor |
074 |
Two large Standing Stones having the representation of the Moon and 7 Stars cut out on one of them were removed from this field about 60 years ago.
"Near the Village of Cargill may be seen some erect stones of considerable magnitude, having the figure of the moon & stars cut out on them, and are probably the rude remains of Pagan superstition. The corn-field where these stones stand is called the Moonshade to this day"
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74-7 -- Parish of Cargill, Perthshire
[Note:]
"The Sculptured Stones of North Britain
may be divided into three classes:
1st. Religious Monuments; 2nd Monuments of
Events; and, 3rd. Funeral Monuments.
Of the first class, are the upright stones,
which stand, in a cultivated field, near
Cargill; and wheron are carved the Moon
and Stars. The field, wherein those vast
stones stand conspicuous, is still called the Moonshade
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GALLOWSHADE |
Gallowshade
Gallowshade
Gallowshade |
Mr. Farquerson, Schoolmaster Gallowhill
Mrs. Boyd, Gallowhill
Mr. James McBeth, Stobhall |
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This name is applied to a rising ground in a field immediately to the west of Gallowhill. According to tradition criminals were executed here under the feudal system |
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MIDDLETON |
Middleton
Middleton |
Mr. McBeth, resident Factor
Estate Map
Mrs Boyd |
074 |
A farmhouse & offices at the west end of Gallowhill, property of Lord Willoughby |
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GALLOWHILL |
Gallowhill
Gallowhill
Gallowhill |
Mr. James McBeth
Estate Map
Val. [Valuation] Roll |
074 |
This name applies to two farmsteadings & several smaller ones immediately to the north of them, all having offices vegetable gardens & ground attached, property of Lord Willoughby |
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HILLOCKS |
Hillocks |
Mr. James McBeth
Estate Map
Joseph Pullar, Occr. [Occupier] |
074 |
A farmhouse & offices property of Lord Willoughby. |
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ABBEY ROAD [Strelitz Wood] |
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Jervise's Memorials
Mr. Macbeth Factor
Messrs. Fenwick, Gallowhill (Old Residents) |
074 |
An old road through Strelitz Wood, still known by this name - the continuation is supposed to have crossed Cupar Burn at the Old Bridge via near Woodside Village.
See Extracts in page 22. Under the head of St Hunnand's
[initialled] JB.
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[Initials under Abbey Road in List of Names:]
J.B.
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STRELITZ |
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Strelitz
Strelitz |
Mr. Adam, Streliz
Mr. James McBeth, resident factor Stobhall
Valuation Roll |
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Four farmhouses adjacent to each other with offices attached; property of the Right Hon. [Honourable] Lord & Lady Willoughby |
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NETHERMILL |
Nethermill |
George Crockatt occr. [occupier]
Mr. James McBeth
Val. [Valuation] Roll |
074 |
A farmsteading with corn mill attached property of the Right Hon. [Honourable] Lord & Lady Willoughby |
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BURNBRAE |
Burnbrae
Burnbrae
Burnbrae |
Mungo Murray Esqr. Lintrose
Val. [Valuation] Roll
George Crockatt |
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A farm steading and offices; property of Mungo Murray Esqr. Lintrose |
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NEWLANDS |
Newlands
Newlands
Newlands |
James McFarline occr. [occupier]
Mr. James McBeth
Val. [Valuation] Roll |
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An old farmsteading in tolerable repair now occupied by agricultural labourers; property of Lord & Lady Willoughby. |
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DRONNERS |
Dronners
Dronners
Dronners
Droners |
John Clark occr. [occupier]
Mr. James McBeth
Val. [Valuation] Roll
Estate Map |
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A farmhouse with offices attached; property of Lord & Lady Willoughby. |
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MILESTONE |
Milestone
Millstone |
William Pringle occr. [occupier]
Mr. James Macbeth
Val. [Valuation] Roll
Estate Map |
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A dwellinghouse and offices with pendicle attached; property of Lord & Lady Willoughby. |
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SPRINGFIELD |
Springfield
Springfield
Springfield |
Thomas Thomson occr. [occupier]
Mr. James Macb;eth
Estate Map |
074 |
A farmhouse with offices attached property of Lord & Lady Willoughby |
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NEWMILL |
Newmill
Newmill
Newmill |
David Meall occr. [occupier]
Mr. James Macbeth
Val. [Valuation] Roll |
074 |
A farmhouse with offices attached; property of Lord & Lady Willoughby |
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STRELITZ WOOD |
Strelitz Wood
Strelitz Wood
Strelitz Wood |
Mr. James Macbeth
William Pringle, Milestone
John Clark, Dronners |
074 |
A large extent of fir wood on the estate of Stobhall; property of Lord Willoughby |
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Site of a RELIGIOUS HOUSE dedicated to St Hunnand [Chapel Hole] |
Chapel Yard Monastery (Site of)
Chapel Yard Monastery (Site of)
Chapel Yard Monastery (Site of)
Chapel Yard Monastery (Site of) |
James Macbeth Esqr. Factor Stobhall
John Scott, Burnside
John Pirnie, Mason Burrelton
Peter Stewart, Woodhead |
074 |
A small plot of ground planted with Oak, and enclosed by a very thick stone wall portions of which are now much delapsed. John Scott, J. Pirnie, (the latter whose progenitors had lived, & been tenants here for some generations) Say that the above wall is the only evidence now left of a Monastery which had belonged to the "Abbey of Coupar Angus". At the N.W. [North West] angle is the ruins of a small house, and the ruins of another are clearly to been seen a little to the westward, these Mr. Pirnie, says, were dwelling houses.
"Upon the top of a high rock which rises perpendicular above the Linn of Campsie, in a most romantic situation, stand the ruins of an old religious house, dependent on the Abbey of Cupar."
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
"By a deed dated 24th. Oct. [October] 1538 Donald Campbell then Abbot of the Abbey of Cupar, let in lease for 19 years to Mr. Archibald Macbroke, Advocate, & his heir male, the places and lands of Campsey, with the fishings thereon, together with the forrestrie of Campsey on payment of £20. _____ & bring sufficient Wax to St. Hunnand's lyght and Chapel &c &c This Mr. Macbroke was probably both a priest & lawyer, who conducted the business before the Kings Courts & the Church, and the place of Campsey seems to have been a retreat for the Abbot and Monks when they were disposed either for pleasure or devotion. The Abbey of Cupar was supplied with fuel from the wood of Campsey & the road they made use of to convey it thither is still called the Abbey Road."
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Sheet 74-9 -- Parish of Cargill -- Perthshire
[Initials beneath Name:]
J.B.
Lt.Col. [Lieutenant Colonel]
[Additional quotations:]
"We now return to the Fair Maid of Perth
who had been sent from the horrible scene
at Falkland, by order of Douglas, to be
placed under the protection of his daugh-
ter, the now widowed Duchess of Rothsay.
That lady's temporary residence was a
religious house called Campsie, the ruins
of which still occupy a striking situation
on the Tay. It arose on the summit of a
precipitous rock, which descends on
the princely river, there rendered pe-
culiarly remarkable by the cataract
called Campsie Linn, where its waters
rush tumultuously over a range of
basaltic rock, which intercepts the
current like a dike erected by human
hands. Delighted with a site so
romantic, the Monks of the Abbey
of Cupar reared a structure there,
dedicated to an obscure Saint, named
St. Hunnand, and hither they were
wont themselves to retire for pleasure
or devotion."
Fair Maid of Perth
p [page] 384
"Campsie in the Parish of Cargill where it
appears that the Abbot had a residence to which
he and his friends occasionally retired. The
tenant of Campsie bound himself to make
payment of .... sufficient wax to St. Hunnand's
lyght and Chapel.
Although traces of the ruins of a Chapel
& burial ground are still visible at Campsie,
and the track by which fuel was conveyed is
still called Abbey Road (see page 20), nothing is known
of the Site of St. Hunnand's Chapel, which apparently
stood in the neighbourhood.
A small portion of the building, an Archway stands
at the S.W. [South West] corner of the Churchyard"
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CHAPEL HOLE |
Chapel Hole
Chapel Hole
Chapel Hole |
James Macbeth Esqr. Factor
John Scott, Burnside
Peter Stewart, Woodhead |
074 |
A hole or hollow portion of pasture ground, lying between the river and the Chapel Yard. In it is a small house or cot for the use of the Fishers during the Fishing season. |
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CAMPSIE LINN |
Campsie Linn
Campsie Linn |
Estat Map of Stobhall
James Macbeth Esqr. |
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RIVER TAY |
River Tay |
Estate Map
James Macbeth |
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MAINS OF STOBHALL |
Mains of Stobhall
Mains of Stobhall
Mains of Stobhall |
Mr. J. Macbeth, resident factor
Estate Map
Valuation Roll |
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A farm house with offices attached; property of Lord Willoughby D. Eresby |
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HUNTLYBUSH |
Huntlybush
Huntlybush
Huntlybush |
Mr. J. Macbeth
Estate Map
Mr. Benderman, Parkhead |
074 |
A single dwelling-house on the farm of Parkhead; property of Lord Willoughby |
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BURNSIDE |
Burnside
Burnside
Burnside |
Mr. James Scott, Burnside
Mr. J. Macbeth
Mr. Benderman |
074 |
Several dwelling-houses a little to the north of Huntlybush; property of Lord Willoughby. |
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BURNSIDE DEN |
Burnside Den
Burnside Den
Burnside Den |
Mr. James Scott, Burnside
Mr. J. Macbeth
Mr. Benderman |
074 |
A deep ravine commencing a little to the S. [South] East of Gladsfield and running in a North-Westerly direction till it joins the River Tay |
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PARKHEAD |
Parkhead
Parkhead
Parkhead |
Mr. Benderman occr. [occupier]
Mr. James Macbeth
Estate Map |
074 |
A farmhouse and offices; property of Lord Willoughby D. Eresby |
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PARK |
Park
Park
Park |
Miss Scott occr. [occupier]
Mr. James Macbeth
Estate Map |
074 |
A dwelling-house with offices & pendicle attached; property of Lord Willoughby |
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OLD ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL [Park] |
Old Roman Catholic Chapel
Old Roman Catholic Chapel |
Miss Scott
Mr. James McBeth
Estate Map |
074 |
An old Roman Cathoilc Chapel repaired, & forming part of the offices belonging to Park.
This chapel was used as a place of worship so late as about 35 years ago and the dwelling house occupied as the Parsonage. It is not an antiquity; was founded about 100 years ago.
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GLADSFIELD |
Gladsfield
Gladsfield
Gladsfield
Gladsfield |
Miss Scott Park
James Macbeth Esqr. Factor
Estate Map
Mr. Benderman Parkhead |
074 |
A farm house and offices the property of Lord Willoughby de Eresby. |
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74-10 -- Parish of Cargill
[In name column for Old Roman Catholic Chapel:]
Omit |
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STOBHALL |
Stobhall
Stobhall
Stobhall
Stobhall
Stobhall
Stobhall |
James Macbeth Esqr.
Estate Map
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1863)
Old Stat: [Statistical] Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer
County Directory |
074 |
A group of antiquated looking dwellings having a family chapel attached, situated on the extreme end of a tongue of land on the east side of the River Tay. Mr. Macbeth, cannot say when they were originally founded; but they were rebuilt in, 1578. On the north side is a small flower garden with a stripe of Veg. [Vegetable] ground running parallel to it, and north of this are a range of offices, also on the west side of a ravine is a large Orchard. The property of Lord Willoughby D’ Eresby.
"Stobhall is situated on the banks of the Tay in the parish. It is an old fabric, most fancifully situated on a narrow tongue of high land, & seems to have been built at different times and on different plans. It has been in the possession of the family of Perth since the year 1360."
New Stat. [Statistical] Account . |
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CHAPEL [Stobhall] |
Chapel |
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A group of antiquated looking dwellings having a family chapel attached, situated on the extreme end of a tongue of land on the east side of the River Tay. Mr. Macbeth, cannot say when they were originally founded; but they were rebuilt in, 1578. On the north side is a small flower garden with a stripe of Veg. [Vegetable] ground running parallel to it, and north of this are a range of offices, also on the west side of a ravine is a large Orchard. The property of Lord Willoughby D’ Eresby.
"Stobhall is situated on the banks of the Tay in the parish. It is an old fabric, most fancifully situated on a narrow tongue of high land, & seems to have been built at different times and on different plans. It has been in the possession of the family of Perth since the year 1360."
New Stat. [Statistical] Account . |
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KNOWHEAD |
Knowhead
Knowhead
Knowhead |
James Macbeth Esqr. Factor
Estate Map
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1863) |
074 |
A fine farm house and offices the property of Lord Willoughby D' Eresby. |
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WOODHEAD |
Woodhead
Woodhead
Woodhead |
James Macbeth Esqr.
Estate Map
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1863) |
074 |
A few small dwelling house having each a pendicle of land attached the property of Lord Willoughby D' Eresby. |
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MYRESIDE |
Myreside
Myreside
Myreside |
James Macbeth Esqr.
Estate Map
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1863) |
074 |
A farm house and Offices; the property of Lord Willoughby D' Eresby. |
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NEWBIGGING |
Newbigging
Newbigging
Newbigging
Newhigging |
Mr. Farqueson, Schoolmaster
Mr. James McBeth, resident Factor
Valuation Roll
Estate Map |
074 |
A farmsteading and offices, property of Lord Willoughby D. Eresby |
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SCHOOL [Newbigging] |
School
School
School |
Mr. Farqueson, Schoolmaster
Mr. James McBeth, resident factor
Estate Map |
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A plain parochial school with schoolmaster's residence attached. |
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CRAIGIEHOLM |
Craigieholm
Craigieholm
Craigieholm |
Estate Map
Mr. James McBeth
James Fender Harelaw |
074 |
A row of dwelling houses with pendicales attached; property of Lord Willoughby D. Eresby. |
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WESTER MEIKLE WHITEFIELD |
Wester Meikle Whitefield
Wester Meikle Whitefield
Wester Mickle Whitefield |
Mr. Ritchie occr. [occupier]
Mr. James McBeth Factor
Estate Map |
074 |
A farmhouse with offices attached, property of Lord Willoughby. |
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NORTH MEIKLE WHITEFIELD |
North Meikle Whitefield
North Meikle Whitefield
North Mickle Whitefield |
Peter Blair occr. [occupier]
Mr. McBeth
Estate Map |
074 |
A farmhouse with offices attached, property of Lord Willoughby |
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Site of STONE CIRCLE [Easter Meikle Whitefield] |
Site of Druidical Temple
Site of Druidical Temple
Site of Druidical Temple |
James McFarline
James Fender, Harelaw
Mrs. Boyd, Gallowhill |
074 |
The authorities quoted says that this is the site of a number of standing stones, they formed a circle, and one stood in the centre and according to tradition they were the remains of a Druidical Temple. |
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EASTER MEIKLE WHITEFIELD |
Easter Meikle Whitefield
Easter Meikle Whitefield
Meikle Whitefield
Easter Mickle Whitefield |
Mr. James McBeth
Thomas Simpson occr. [occupier]
Val. [Valuation] Roll
Estate Map |
074 |
A farmhouse with offices attached, property of Lord Willoughby D Eresby |
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EAST WHITEFIELD |
East Whitefield
East Whitefield
East Whitefield |
James McFarline occr. [occupier]
Mr. James McBeth
Estate Map |
074 |
A fine farmhouse with offices attached, property of Lord Willoughby D. Eresby |
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HARELAW |
Harelaw
Harelaw
Harelaw |
James Fender, occr. [occupier]
Estate Map
Mr. James McBeth |
074 |
A farmhouse and offices: property of Lord Willoughby D. Eresby |
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EASTFIELD |
Eastfield
Eastfield
Eastfield |
Mr. Macbeth, Stobhall Factor
Estate Map
Mr. Fullarton |
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2 Dwelling houses and a byre which formerly had a small farm of land attached, but is now blended with that of Whitefield. |
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FORTH OF LAWTON |
Forth of Lawton
Forth of Lawton
Forth of Lawton |
Duncan McGregor Lawton
Mr. Reid Care taker at Lawton
Mr. Chalmers Buttergask |
074 |
A row of small dwelling houses each having a small pendicle of land attached. |
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MARYTON COTTAGES |
Maryton Cottages
Maryton Cottages
Maryton Cottages |
Duncan McGregor
Mr. Reid
Mr. Chalmers |
074 |
4 Handsome Cottages the property of James Wright Esqr. of Lawton. |
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WEST REDSTONE |
West Redstone
West Redstone
West Redstone |
Mr. Fullarton Occr. [Occupier]
Mr. Macbeth, Factor, Stobhall
Estate Map |
074 |
A fine farm house and offices the property of Lord Willoughby D' Eresby |
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EAST REDSTONE |
East Redstone
East Redstone
East Redstone |
Mr. Macinroy Occr. [Occupier]
Mr. Macbeth, Factor
Estate Map |
074 |
A farm house and Offices the property of Lord Willoughby D' Eresby. Near this house is a good Spring well Known by the name of Braco Well |
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BRACO WELL |
Braco Well |
Mr. Macinroy
Mr. Macbeth
Estate Map |
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Near this house [East Redstone] is a good Spring well Known by the name of Braco Well |
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LAWTON HOUSE |
Lawton House
Lawton House
Lawton House |
D. McGregor Lawton
Mr. Reid
Mr. Chalmers |
074 |
A small Mansion, having Offices, a large garden, and a small plot of ornamental ground attached. The property of James Wright Esqr. |
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MACBETH'S LAW |
Macbeth's Law
Macbeth's Law
Macbeth's Law |
D. McGregor
Mr. Reid
Mr. Chalmers |
074 |
In the ornamental ground [of Lawton House] is a fine conical earthen mound kept in good preservation, respecting which Duncan McGregor of Lawton, says that, it is handed down by tradition, as being the place where "Macbeth" held his courts & dispensed laws. "There are several round artificial little hills, or conical mounds in the parish called Laws, particularly one at Lawton, the property of George Wright Esqr. which, as it is situated in the near neighbourhood of Macbeth's castle on Dunsinnan hill, is said to have been the place where Macbeth dispensed laws & settled differences among his subjects."
N. Stat. Acct. [New Statistical Account] |
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[Note under Macbeth's Law:]
"Here are several tumuli composed of earth
and stones of a pyramidical form, called here Lawes.
One of a considerable size, near a gentleman's seat,
called Lawtown, is supposed to have been that from
which Macbeth administered justice to his people."
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CAMPSIE |
Campsie
Campsie
Campsie
Campsie |
Alexander Rutherford Occr. [Occupier]
James McBeth Esqr. Factor Stobhall
Estate Map
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1863) |
074 |
A farmhouse and Offices the property of Lord Willoughby D' Eresby. |
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Sheet 74-13 -- Parish of Cargill -- Perthshire
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CAMPSIE WOOD |
Campsie Wood
Campsie Wood
Campsie Wood |
Mr. James McBeth, resident factor
Mr. McGregor, Wolfhill
Mr John Scott, Burnside |
074 |
A clump of mixed wood on the estate of Stobhall, property of Lord Willoughby D. Eresby. |
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GUILDSWELL |
Guildswell
Guildswell
Guildswell
Gouldswell |
Mr. James McBeth
Mr McGregor, occr. [occupier]
Val. [Valuation] Roll
Estate Map |
074 |
A single dwelling house on the farm of Guildswell, property of Lord Willoughby D. Eresby. |
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WOLFHILL [farm] |
Wolfhill
Wolfhill
Wolfhill |
Mr. James McBeth
Mr. McGregor, occr [occupier]
Estate Map |
074 |
A farmhouse with offices attached, property of Lord Willoughby D. Eresby. |
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WOLFHILL [village] |
Wolfhill |
Mr. J. McBeth resident factor
Mr. Alexander Robertson Wolfhill
New Stat. [Statistical] Account |
074 |
A small village situated in the south of the parish, the houses are in general in indifferent repair; property of Lord Willoughby D, Eresby. |
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LITTLE WHITEFIELD |
Little Whitefield |
James Blair occr. [occupier]
Mr. James McBeth
Valuation Roll |
074 |
A farmhouse and offices; property of Lord Willoughby |
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SCHOOL [Wolfhill] |
School
School
School |
Miss Margaret Right Wolfhill
Mr. A. Robertson
James Blair |
074 |
A small unendowed private adventure infant school in the village of Wolfhill |
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DAMSIDE |
Damside
Damside
Damside
Damside |
David Watson Occr. [Occupier]
Mr. Clarke, Factor Coupar Angus
Val. [Valuation] Roll 1863
Estate Map |
074 |
A farmhouse and offices the property of Mrs. Jane Drummond Nairne of Bandirran |
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DAMHEAD |
Damhead
Damhead
Damhead |
John Murray Esqr.
McKenzie Murray Esqr.
Val [Valuation] Roll 1863 |
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A number of small dwelling houses, the property of E. C. Wood Esqr. of Keithock |
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CROSSROADS |
Crossroads
Crossroads
Crossroads
Crossroads |
John Murray Esqr.
McKenzie Murray Esqr.
Val [Valuation] Roll (1863)
Mungo Murray Esqr. |
075 |
A small farm house and offices immediately at the north end of the village of Woodside. The property of Mungo Murray Esqr. of Lintrose. |
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WOODSIDE [village] |
Woodside
Woodside
Woodside
Woodside |
John Murray Esqr.
McKenzie Murray Esqr.
The Rev [Reverend] Mr. Robertson
Val [Valuation] Roll (1863) |
075 |
A tolerably sized village lying on the west side of the Turn pike road, and extend from Burrelton to the Crossroads, in it is the Free Church, School & Manse of which see common plan. |
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BURNSIDE |
Burnside
Burnside
Burnside
Burnside |
John Murray Esqr.
McKenzie Murray Esqr.
Val [Valuation] Roll (1863)
Mungo Murray Esqr. |
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A small farm house and offices the property of Mungo Murray Esqr. of Lintrose |
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75-1 -- Parish of Cargill & Scone Det. [Detached] |
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BURRELTON BURN |
Burrelton Burn
Burrelton Burn
Burrelton Burn |
John Murray Esqr.
Mr. Strachan Burrelton
Rev [Reverend] Mr. Robertson |
075 |
A considerable stream or burn having its rise on the farms of Redstone & Whitefield and running in a North easterly direction to its confluence with Coupar Burn near Damhead. It is known by this name from West Redstone to its confluence with Coupar Burn |
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WOODSIDE [farm] |
Woodside
Woodside
Woodside
Woodside |
John Murray Esqr.
McKenzie Murray Esqr.
Rev [Reverend] Mr Robertson
Val [Valuation] Roll (1863) |
075 |
A fine farm house and offices the property of Mungo Murray Esqr of Lintrose |
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BORELAND |
Boreland
Boreland
Boreland |
John Murray Esqr
McKenzie Murray Esqr.
Val [Valuation] Roll (1863) |
075 |
A fine farm house and offices the property of Mungo Murray Esqr of Lintrose |
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KINNOCHTRY COTTAGES |
Kinnochtry Cottages
Kinnochtry Cottages
Kinnochtry Cottages |
John Murray Esqr. Woodside
McKenzie Murray Esqr.
Mungo Murray Esqr. Proprietor Lintrose |
075 |
2 Cottages On the lands of Kinnochtry adjacent to them are 2 Curling Ponds. The property of Mungo Murray Esqr. of Lintrose. |
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BURNGRANGE |
Burngrange
Burngrange
Burngrange
Burngrange |
Mr. Henderson
John Murray Esqr.
Val. [Valuation] Roll. 1863
Mungo Murray Esqr. |
075 |
A small farm house and offices the property of Mungo Murray Esqr. of Lintrose |
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WEST KINNOCHTRY |
West Kinnochtry West Kinnochtry West Kinnochtry |
Mr. Ferguson Occr. [Occupier]
John Murray Esqr.
Val. [Valuation] Roll. (1863)
Mungo Murray Esqr. |
075 |
A fine farm house and offices the property of Mungo Murray Esqr. of Lintrose |
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EAST KINNOCHTRY |
East Kinnochtry
East Kinnochtry
East Kinnochtry |
John Murray Esqr.
McKenzie Murray Esqr.
Val [Valuation] Roll (1863)
Mungo Murray Esqr. |
075 |
A fine farm house and offices the property of Mungo Murray Esqr. of Lintrose. The offices are in the adjoining parish. Adjacent is a Corn Mill. |
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CORN MILL [East Kinnochtry] |
Corn Mill |
John Murray Esqr.
McKenzie Murray Esqr.
Val [Valuation] Roll (1863) |
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A fine farm house [East Kinnochtry] and offices the property of Mungo Murray Esqr. of Lintrose. The offices are in the adjoining parish. Adjacent is a Corn Mill. |
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75-5 -- Parish of Scone Det. [Detached] -- Perthshire |
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KINNOCHTRY BURN |
Kinnochtry Burn
Kinnochtry Burn
Kinnochtry Burn
Kinnochtry Burn |
John Murray Esqr.
Mr. Ferguson
Mr. McGregor Lawton
Mungo Murray Esqr. Lintrose |
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A considerable stream or burn having its rise on the lands of Lawton and running in a North Easterly direction to its confluence with the Coupar Burn. |
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LAWTON |
Lawton
Lawton
Lawton |
D McGregor Occr. [Occupier]
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1863)
Mr. Conning Factor, Perth |
075 |
A farm house and Offices the property of James Wright Esqr. of Lawton House. |
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OVER BUTTERGASK |
Over Buttergask
Over Buttergask
Over Buttergask |
Mr. Meal Occr. [Occupier]
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1863)
Mr. Conning Factor. Perth |
075 |
A fine farm house and Offices the property of James Wright Esqr. of Lawton. |
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NETHER BUTTERGASK |
Nether Buttergask
Nether Buttergask
Nether Buttergask |
Mr. William Chalmers Occr. [Occupier]
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1863)
Mr Clark. Writer. Coupar Angus Factor |
075 |
A farm house and Offices the property of Mrs. J. Drummond of Gairdrum. |
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CAIRN [Nether Buttergask] |
Mound |
Mr. William Chalmers Occr. [Occupier]
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1863)
Mr Clark. Writer. Coupar Angus Factor |
075 |
A short distance north [of Nether Buttergask] is a small arable mound much resembling the Ancient Tumuli regarding which no information can be gleaned. Mr. Chalmers, the farmer, says that under the plough, it is composed of round boulders and earth. |
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BALGRAYDYKES |
Balgraydykes
Balgraydykes
Balgraydykes |
Berwick Roy Occr. [Occupier]
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1863)
Mr. Clark Factor |
075 |
A small farm house and Offices the property of Mrs. Jane Drummond Nairne of Gairdrum |
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75-9 -- Parish of Cargill |
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LEGERTLAW |
Legertlaw
Legertlaw
Legertlaw |
William Dow
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1863)
Mr. Clark, Factor |
075 |
A farm house and offices the property of Mrs. Jane Drummond Nairne of Gairdrum. |
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BUTTERGASK HILL |
Buttergask Hill
Buttergask Hill
Buttergask Hill
Buttergask Hill |
Mr. Meal Over Buttergask
John Murray Esqr.
Mr. McGregor
McKenzie Murray Esqr. |
075 |
A considerable hill on the lands of Buttergask, it forms a part of the Sidlaw range, and it is the property of James Wright Esqr. of Lawton |
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HOLMES |
Holmes
Holmes
Holmes |
P. Butter
John Murray Esqr.
Mr. Meal |
075 |
A small dwelling house and byre with a small pendicle of land attached. The property of James Wright Esqr. of Lawton. |
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ROUND LAW |
Round Law
Round Law
Round Law |
Mr. Reid Lawton
Mr. McGregor Lawton
Mr. Chalmers Buttergask |
075 |
A small natural hillock a short distance south west from Holmes. |
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LOCHTON BURN |
Lochton Burn |
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75-10 -- Parish of Cargill -- Perthshire |
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FAIRYGREEN |
Fairygreen
Fairygreen
Fairygreen |
Mr. Clark, Banker, Coupar Angus Factor of the Estate
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1863)
Estate Map |
075 |
A farm house and Offices the property of Mrs. Jane D. Nairn of Gairdrum. |
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DEN BURN |
Den Burn
Den Burn
Den Burn |
Mr. Chalmers, Legertlaw
George Laird Balmalcolm
David Watson Damside |
075 |
A small stream or burn having its rise near King's Seat, and running in Westerly direction to a Mill dam at Damside farm. From thence it assumes the name of Kinnochtrie Burn |
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LITTLE DUNSINANE |
Little Dunsinane
Little Dunsinane
Little Dunsinane |
Mr. Chalmers
George Laird
David Watson |
075 |
A small natural rocky hillock on the farm of Fairygreen, its summit has a sward of rich pasture, and appears to have been levelled by art. But no information respecting it can be gleaned in the locality. |
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KING'S SEAT |
King's Seat
King's Seat
King's Seat
King's Seat |
Mr. Clark Writer Factor
Mr. Boyd Writer Coupar Angus
Mr. Chalmers Buttergask
Mr. James Macbeth late Factor |
075 |
A prominent top or hill on the Sidlaw Range, on the summit of which is a Cairn almost covered with a sward of grass, regarding which the people of the locality can give no information, it resembles much of the Ancient tumuli or Cairns. |
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CAIRN [King's Seat] |
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A prominent top or hill on the Sidlaw Range, on the summit of which is a Cairn almost covered with a sward of grass, regarding which the people of the locality can give no information, it resembles much of the Ancient tumuli or Cairns. |
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[Note]
"A little to the eastward of Macbeth's Castle is a hill
called the King's Seat, where tradition says Macbeth sat,
as on a Watch tower, for it commands a more comprehensive
view than Dunsinane."
Pennant's Tour of 1772.
[Signed]
J. Bayly
Lt. Col. R.E [Lieutenant Colonel Royal Engineers] |
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CO. [COUNTY] PERTH
PARISH OF CARGILL
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Index
Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Adam Street -- 74 -- 4 -- 13
Bridge of Isla -- 74 -- 3 -- 5
Brunty Mill (Corn) -- 74 -- 4 -- 9
Bridge -- 74 -- 4 -- 9
Brunty -- 74 -- 4 -- 9
Burrelton -- 74 -- 4 -- 13
Balholmie -- 74 -- 6 -- 15
Broadgreen -- 74 -- 6 -- 15
Burnbrae -- 74 -- 8 -- 21
Burnside -- 74 -- 10 -- 25
Burnside Den -- 74 -- 10 -- 25
Braco Well -- 74 -- 12 -- 32
Burnside -- 75 -- 1 -- 41
Burrelton Burn -- 75 -- 1 -- 42
Boreland -- 75 -- 1 -- 42
Burngrange -- 75 -- 5 -- 43
Balgraydykes -- 75 -- 9 -- 45
Buttergask Hill -- 75 -- 10 -- 47
Castle Hill -- 74 -- 3 -- 6
Cargill Station -- 74 -- 3 -- 7
Coupar Burn -- 74 -- 3 -- 10
Cargill -- 74 -- 6 -- 15
Church -- 74 -- 6 -- 16
Chapel Hole -- 74 -- 9 -- 24
Campsie Linn -- 74 -- 9 -- 24
Chapel -- 74 -- 10 -- 27
Craigieholm -- 74 -- 11 -- 29
Campsie -- 74 -- 13 -- 33
Campsie Wood -- 74 -- 14 -- 35
Crossroads -- 75 -- 1 -- 41
Dronners -- 74 -- 8 -- 21
Damside -- 74 -- 16 -- 39
Damhead -- 75 -- 1 -- 41
Den Burn -- 75 -- 13 -- 49
East Hatton -- 74 -- 3 -- 5
Easter Meikle Whitefield -- 74 -- 11 -- 30
East Whitefield -- 74 -- 11 -- 30
Eastfield -- 74 -- 12 -- 31
East Redstone -- 74 -- 12 -- 32
East Kinnochtry -- 75 -- 5 -- 43
F C [Free Church] Manse -- 74 -- 4 -- 11
Fenwick Street -- 74 -- 4 -- 13
F C [Free Church] School -- 74 -- 4 -- 14
Free Church -- 74 -- 4 -- 14
Forth of Lawton -- 74 -- 12 -- 31
Fairygreen -- 75 -- 13 -- 49
Gallowshade -- 74 -- 7 -- 19
Gallowhill -- 74 -- 7 -- 19
Gladsfield -- 74 -- 10 -- 26
Guildswell -- 74 -- 14 -- 35
Hatton -- 74 -- 3 -- 7
High Street -- 74 -- 4 -- 13
Hangie's Well -- 74 -- 7 -- 17
Hillocks -- 74 -- 7 -- 19
Huntlybush -- 74 -- 10 -- 25
Harelaw -- 74 -- 11 -- 30
Holmes -- 75 -- 10 -- 47
Knowhead -- 74 -- 10 -- 28
Kinnochtry Cottages -- 75 -- 5 -- 43
Kinnochtry Burn -- 75 -- 5 -- 44
King's Seat -- 75 -- 14 -- 51
Little Keithock -- 63 -- 16 -- 3
Layston -- 74 -- 4 -- 10
Lawton House -- 74 -- 12 -- 32
Little Whitefield -- 74 -- 15 -- 37
Lawton -- 75 -- 9 -- 45
Lochton Burn -- 75 -- 10 -- 47 |
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Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Legertlaw -- 75 -- 9 -- 46
Little Dunsinane -- 75 -- 13 -- 49
Mains of Cargill -- 74 -- 3 -- 7
Mills of Keithick (Corn) -- 74 -- 4 -- 10
Manse -- 74 -- 6 -- 16
Moonshade -- 74 -- 7 -- 18
Middleton -- 74 -- 7 -- 19
Milestone -- 74 -- 8 -- 22
Mains of Stobhall -- 74 -- 10 -- 25
Myreside -- 74 -- 10 -- 28
Maryton Cottages -- 74 -- 12 -- 31
Macbeth's Law -- 74 -- 12 -- 32
Nethermill -- 74 -- 8 -- 21
Newlands -- 74 -- 8 -- 21
Newmill -- 74 -- 8 -- 22
Newbigging -- 74 -- 11 -- 29
North Meikle Whitefield -- 74 -- 11 -- 29
Nether Buttergask -- 75 -- 9 -- 45
Over Buttergask -- 75 -- 9 -- 45
Parkhead -- 74 -- 10 -- 26
Park -- 74 -- 10 -- 26
River Isla -- 63 -- 16 -- 3
Roman Road -- 74 -- 4 -- 12
Religious House Site of -- 74 -- 9 -- 23
River Tay -- 74 -- 9 -- 24
Round Law -- 75 -- 10 -- 47
Scottish Nth. [North] Eastern Railway -- 74 -- 4 -- 10
Station -- 74 -- 4 -- 11
Standing Stone -- 74 -- 7 -- 17
Sculptured Stones (Site of) -- 74 -- 7 -- 18
Strelitz -- 74 -- 8 -- 21
Springfield -- 74 -- 8 -- 22
Strelitz Wood -- 74 -- 8 -- 22
Stobhall -- 74 -- 10 -- 27
School -- 74 -- 11 -- 29
Stone Circle (Site of) -- 74 -- 11 -- 30
School -- 74 -- 15 -- 37
Village Acres -- 74 -- 4 -- 14
Woodside House -- 74 -- 4 -- 11
Wellsies -- 74 -- 4 -- 13
Wellsies Burn -- 74 -- 4 -- 13
Wester Balholmie -- 74 -- 6 -- 15
Woodhead -- 74 -- 10 -- 28
Wester Meikle Whitefield -- 74 -- 11 -- 29
West Redstone -- 74 -- 12 -- 31
Wolfhill -- 74 -- 14 -- 35
Wolfhill -- 74 -- 15 -- 37
Woodside -- 75 -- 1 -- 41
Woodside -- 75 -- 1 -- 42
West Kinnochtry -- 75 -- 1 -- 43 |
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