Perthshire volume 19

  1. Records
  2. Ordnance Survey Name Books
  3. Perthshire OS Name Books, 1859-1862
  4. Perthshire volume 19
Page List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks Continued entries/extra info Transcriber's notes
OS1/25/19/1 CRIEFF [parish] Crieff Crieff Crieff Crieff Crieff Crieff Crieff Sheriff's list of parishes Valuation roll for 1857-8 New statistical account Old Statistical Account Fullartons Gazetteer Oliver & Boyds Almanac Johnston's County Map 084 ; 095 ; 107 The parish of Crieff is in the Presbytery of Auchterarder, and Synod of Perth and Stirling, Patroness Lady Willoughby D'Eresby.
OS1/25/19/1 Note there is a detached portion of Crieff Ph [Parish] situated within the parish of Fowlis Wester, and there is no detached portion of any parish within this Ph [Parish]
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OS1/25/19/3 AUCHILHANZIE Auchilhanzie Auchilhanzie Auchilhanzie Auchilhanzie Auchilanzie Achelchanzie James Maxton Grahame Cultoquhey Mr Duncan Robertson Land Steward Abercairny Rent Receipt and Tack Estate Map 1809. Valuation Roll 1857-8 Johnston's Ct [County] Map 095 A Farm Steading, dwelling house and out houses all two Story high Slated and in good repair the property of James Maxton Grahame Esqr Cultoquhey.
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OS1/25/19/5 ALLT GHILBERT Allt Ghilbert Allt Ghilbert Allt Ghilbert Sir P K Murray Bart Estate Map 1838 Estate Map 1851 095 A small burn which gathers from surface water at the base of Stonefield hill and falls into the Barwick Burn. The name is a Gaelic one, but its meaning is not known.
OS1/25/19/5 DRUIDICAL TEMPLE (Remains of) [Hill of Callander] Druidical Temple (remains of) Druidical Temple (remains of) Druidical Temple (remains of) Mr John McCulloch Mr Robert McAra Mr Hugh Millar 095 The remains of this Temple stands upon the conjunct farms of the Hill of Callander. Until a few years ago it was quite entire, but the stones that formed the circle have been taken away for building purposes, except one of the following dimensions - 9 feet high by 5 broad by 3 thick
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OS1/25/19/6 HILL OF CALLANDER Hill of Callander Hill of Callander Hill of Callander Hill of Callander Hill of Callander Callander Mr Hugh Millar Factor, Ochtertyre Crieff Rental Account Book Copy of Lease Rent Receipt Valuation Roll 1857-8 Johnstone's Co. [County]Map 095 Two farmsteadings, dwelling houses and offices one storey, partly slated and partly thatched. Property of Sir P. K. Murray Bart, Ochtertyre, Crieff
OS1/25/19/6 FALLS OF KELTIE Falls of Keltie Falls of Keltie Falls of Keltie Mr Hugh Millar Thomas Soutar Esq Writer Crieff Mr John McCulloch Farmer Hill of Callander 095 These falls are seven in number - on the Keltie Burn, on the east of the Hill of Callander
OS1/25/19/6 SPOUT BANE Spout of Bane Spout of Bane Spout of Bane Spout of Bane Mr Hugh Millar Thomas Soutar Esq Mr John McCulloch Mr Robert McAra Farmer Hill of Callander 095 A waterfall in the Keltie Burn, about 30 feet high and is enumerated with those to which the name Falls of Keltie is applied to.
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OS1/25/19/7 HOSH Hosh Hosh Hosh Hosh Mill of Hoish Sir P K Murray, Auchtertyre Mr Hugh Millar Factor Mr Peter McRostie Ph [Parish] Schoolmaster Valuation Roll 1857-8 Johnstone's Co [County] Map 095 A Farm Steading consisting of a good dwelling house two story high, outoffices between one and two story party attached and detached all slated and in good repair together with two corn mills the property of Sir Patrick Keith Murray Auchtertyre. The name applies to the distillery Farina work etc in the adjacent Parish.
OS1/25/19/7 FALLS OF BARVICK Falls of Barvick Falls of Barvick Falls of Barvick Sir Patrick K Murray Ochtertyre by Crieff Mr Hugh Millar Factor Ochtertyre by Crieff Mr Peter McRostie Parish Schoolmaster Monzievaird by Crieff 095 A series of cascades on the Barvick Burn. "Immediately before its junction with the Turret, the Barvick runs through a very rugged and romantic ravine, where it forms a series of beautiful cascades and falls 500 or 600 feet in, the distance of an eighth of a mile" New Statistical Account
OS1/25/19/7 Bridge of Turret 095 For authorities and Descriptive Remarks see Name Book of Monzievaird and Strowan Parish
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OS1/25/19/8 BARVICK WOOD Barvick Wood Barvick Wood Barvick Wood Barvick Wood Sir P K Murray Auchtertyer Mr Hugh Millar Factor Mr Peter McRostie Schoolmaster Estate Map 1861 095 A wood composed chiefly of Fir and Oak on the side of a hill east of Barvick Burn the property of Sir Patrick K Murray Auchtertyre
OS1/25/19/8 WOODHEAD OF CALLANDER Woodhead of Callander Woodhead of Callander Woodhead of Callander Woodhead of Callander Woodhead Woodhd Sir P.K.Murray Mr H. Millar Mr P McRostie Rent Receipt Estate Map 1861 Valuation Roll 1857-8 Johnstone's Co [County] Map 095 A small thatched one story cottage with garden at the south east edge of Barvick Wood the property of Sir P Murray Auchtertyre
OS1/25/19/8 BRIDGE OF HOSH Bridge of Hosh Bridge of Hosh Bridge of Hosh Sir Patrick K Murray Mr H Millar Mr P McRostie 095 A small Stone Bridge of one arch over the Turret Burn on the Turnpike Road from Comrie to Monzie built and supported by the county.
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OS1/25/19/9 TURRET BURN Turret Burn Turret Burn Turret Burn Turret Torot Mr John Laurie Mr Hugh Millar Mr Thomas Soutar New Statistical Account Old Statistical Account 083 ; 095 A large stream which rises on the watershed between Glen Almond and Strath Earn, and flowing in a South easterly until it emerges from Glen Turret, it is there joined by the Barvick Burn, flows direct south , and becomes the boundary between the parishes of Monzievaird and Crieff until it falls into the River Earn within a short distance of the Town of Crieff.
OS1/25/19/9 BARVICK BURN Barvic Burn Barvic Barvick Barvick Burn Barvick Burn Barvick Burn Fullarton's Gazeteer of Scotland Statistical Account of Monzievaird Parish Statistical Account of Monzie Parish Mr John Laurie Mr Hugh Millar Mr Thomas Soutar 083 ; 095 A large stream which rises on the watershed between Strath Earn and Glen Almond, and after a course of 4 or 5 miles falls into the Turret Burn a short distance north of Hosh, it is a very rapid stream and has some very fine cascades on it. It forms part of the boundary between the parishes of Monzievaird, Monzie and Crieff for the whole of its course.
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OS1/25/19/10 KELTIE BURN Keltie Keltie Burn Keltie Burn Keltie Burn Keltie Burn Keltie Burn Statistical Account of Monzie Ph [Parish] Fullerton's Gazeteer of Scotland Mr John Laurie Parish Schoolmaster Monzie by Crieff Mr. Thomas Soutar [Water] Crieff Mr. Hugh Millar. Factor Ochtertyre, by Crieff 095 A large stream which lies on the watershed between Strath Earn and Glen Almond and after a course of about 5 miles, falls into the Shaggie Burn near Monzie House, it forms the boundary between the parishes of Crieff and Monzie from its rise to its confluence with the Shaggie
OS1/25/19/10 SHAGGIE BURN Shaggy Shaggy Shaggy Shaggie Shaggie Water Shaggie Burn Shaggie Burn Shaggie Burn Old Stat [Statistical] Account of Crieff Parish New Stat [Statistical] Account of Crieff Parish New Stat [Statistical] Account of Fowlis Wester Parish New Stat [Statistical] Account of Monzies Parish Fullarton's Gazeteer of Scotland Mr. John Laurie Ph [Parish] Schoolmaster, Monzie by Crieff Mr. Thomas Soutar Mr. Hugh Millar 095 A large stream which rises on the high ground forming the division between Strath Earn and Glen Almond, and after a course of several miles falls into the Turret Burn, a short distance below Hosh. during a short part of its course it forms the boundary between the parishes of Crieff and Monzies.
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OS1/25/19/11 MAINS OF CALLANDER Mains of Callander Mains of Callander Mains of Callander Mains of Callander Mains Sir Patrick K. Murray Ochtertyre Mr Hugh Millar Factor to the Estate Mr. Peter McRostie Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster Estate Map 1861 Valuation Roll 1857-8 095 A Farm Steading dwelling house and outhouses all one story high Slated and in tolerable repair the property of Sir Patrick Keith Murray Ochtertryre
OS1/25/19/11 BADEOCHALLOCH Badeochalloch Badeochalloch Badeochalloch Badeochalloch Badeochalloch Baddachalich Sir P. Murray Mr. H. Millar Mr. P. McRostie Estate Map 1861 Valuation Roll 1857-8 Johnston's Co. [County] Map 095 A small slated one story Cottage house in good repair with a small patch of arable land attached the property of Sir P. K. Murray Auchtertyre
OS1/25/19/11 KELTIE BRIDGE Keltie Bridge Keltie Bridge Keltie Bridge Keltie Bridge Sir P. K Murray Mr. H. Millar Mr. P. McRostie Estate Map (1861) Ochtertyre 095 A small substantial stone Bridge of one arch over the Keltie Burn on the Turn-pike Road from Comrie to Monzie
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OS1/25/19/12 CULCRIEFF Culcrieff Culcrieff Culcrieff Culcrieff Culcrieff Sir Patrick K. Murray Auchtertyre Mr. Hugh Millar Factor Mr. Peter McRostie Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster Estate Map 1861 Valuation Roll 1857-8 095 A large Farm Steading dwelling house and offices all two story high slated and in very good repair the property of Sir Patrick Keith Murray Ochtertyre
OS1/25/19/12 BROUGHTY Broughty Broughty Broughty Broughty Broughty Sir P. K. Murray Mr. H. Millar Mr. P. McRostie Valuation Roll 1857-8 Johnston's Co. [County] Map 095 A small one story slated dwelling house occupied by a gamekeeper once a small Farm Steading the property of Mr. Johnston Monzie House
OS1/25/19/12 FREE CHURCH MANSE [Broughty] Free Church Manse Free Church Manse Free Church Manse Sir P. K. Murray Mr. H. Millar Mr. P. McRostie 095 A neat new building two story high Slated and belonging to the Free Church Congregation of Monzie Parish-
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OS1/25/19/13 DALLERIE Dallerie Dallerie Dallerie Dalerie Mr. Peter Edington Estate Map Thomas Soutar Esqr. Valuation Roll 1857-8 095 This name is applied to two Wool Mills, a Bark Mill and an Oil Mill together with dwelling houses connected with the foregoing works. the whole of the machinery is propelled by water. property of Lord Willoughby de Eresby. Drummond Castle.
OS1/25/19/13 DALVRECK BRIDGE Dalvreck Bridge Dalvreck Bridge Dalvreck Bridge Thomas Soutar Esqr. Mr. Peter Edington Mr. Hugh Millar Factor Ochtertyre, by Crieff 095 A stone bridge of one arch spanning the Turret Burn on the T.P. [Turnpike] Road leading from Crieff to Comrie. built and supported by the County.
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OS1/25/19/14 MILNAB Milnab Milnab Milnab Milnab Milnab Milnab Milnab Millnab Mr. Peter Edrington. Sub Factor, Perth estate, Muthill. Mr. Thomas Soutar Wester. Crieff Estate Map Rent Receipt Lease New Statistical Account Valuation Roll 1857-8 Johnston's co. [County] Map 095 A large farmsteading with offices, and a Corn Mill, all one storey in height, slated and in good repair. property of Lord Willoughby de Eseby. Drummond Castle. "Milnab - or Mill of the Abbot, is now greatly reduced both in size and consequence from what it was in former days. We read in Malcolm's Memoirs, of a royal charter of the lands and mill of Milnab being granted in 1552 by James V to John Drummond, grandson of one of the Stewards of Strathearn. In the year 1677 mention is made of the lands and barony, which contained the town, mill, and mill-lands of Milnab. There was a religious house, connected with Inchaffray, near the mill; and the last generation but one remembered the ruins of it. The family of Milnab was a branch of the house of Drummond, and maintained a distinguished rank in the country for many generations. The line is now believed to be extinct, and the estate is the property of the Right Honourable Lord and Lady Willoughby de Eseby." New Statistical Account The site of the religious house above mentioned is lost, no one, now alive, remembers anything about it.
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OS1/25/19/15 TAYLOR'S INSTITUTION Taylor's Institution (Partly Endowed) Taylor's Institution (Partly Endowed) Taylor's Institution (Partly Endowed) Taylor's Institution (Partly Endowed) Thomas Soutar Esqr- Solicitor Crieff Mr. Robert Arnot Assessor Crieff Mr. John Knox Teacher Taylor's Institution. Valuation Roll 1857-8 095 This Institution was founded by Mr. William Taylor for the education of the children of the poor of the parish of Crieff. It was erected in 1842. The average attendance of scholars is about 200, and the usual branches of education are taught. It is only partly endowed. The buildings consist of a fine dwelling house and large School, former two stories, latter one, both are in good repair, property of the Trustees of the late Mr. William Taylor. of Cornton by Crieff.
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OS1/25/19/16 COLONY Colony Colony Colony Colony Colony or Home Farm Mr. Robert Faikney Laiker by Crieff Thomas Soutar Esqr- Mr. Robert Arnot Rent Receipt Valuation Roll 1857-8 095 A large farmsteading, dwelling house and offices one storey all slated and in good repair. property of Lord Abercromby Anthony House by Stirling.
OS1/25/19/16 DOWALD T.P. Dowald T.P. [Turnpike] Dowald T.P. [Turnpike] Dowald T.P. [Turnpike] Thomas Soutar Esqr- Mr. Robert Arnot Mr. Robert Faikney 095 A small one storey dwelling- house used as a turnpike, it is slated and in good repair, property of the road Trustees.
OS1/25/19/16 TOMAKNOCK Tomaknock Tomaknock Tomaknock Tomaknock Tomaknock Tomacknock W&E [West and East]Tomennock Thomas Soutar Esqr Mr. Robert Arnot Mr. Robert Faickney Rent Receipt Valuation Roll 1857-8 Johnston's Co. [County] Map 095 A few cot-houses situated about a mile east of the town of Crieff, they are chiefly one storey, slated and in good repair property of Lord Abercromby.
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OS1/25/19/17 CAMP Camp Camp Camp Thomas Soutar Esqr. Mr. Robert Arnot Mr. Robert Faikney 095 This is said to have been where the Duke of Montrose lay with his Army, while watching the fords of the River Earn near Crieff. It is situated on Callum's Hill, and there is distinct remains of an encampment observable. This encampment is said to have been constructed by the Duke of Montrose in 1715
OS1/25/19/17 DRYTON Dryton Dryton Dryton Thomas Soutar Esqr Mr. Robert Arnot Mr. Robert Faikney 095 A small cot house consisting of the tenement, one storey, slated and in good repair property of Lord Abercromby.
OS1/25/19/17 LAIKER Laiker Laiker Laiker Laker Thomas Soutar Esqr Mr. Robert Arnot Mr. Robert Faikney Valuation Roll 1857-58 095 A small dwelling house situated at foot of Callum's hill, it is one storey, slated and in good repair, property of Lord Abercromby.
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OS1/25/19/18 CURROCHREEN Currochreen Currochreen Currochreen Curriechrone Corniechrien Thomas Soutar Esqr Mr. Robert Arnot Mr. Robert Faikney Valuation Roll 1857-8 Johnston's Co. [County] Map 095 A small farnsteading, dwelling house and offices one storey, slated and in good repair, property of Lord Abercromby.
OS1/25/19/18 GALVELBEG Galvelbeg Galvelbeg Galvelbeg Galvelbeg Galdenbeg Thomas Soutar Esqr Mr. Robert Arnot Mr. Robert Faikney Valuation Roll 1857-8 Johnston's Co. [County] Map 095 A dwelling house consisting of two tenements, slated , one storey, and in good repair, property of Anthony Murray Esq of Dollerie by Crieff.
OS1/25/19/18 BOGLEHOUSE Boglehouse Boglehouse Boglehouse Bogle House Thomas Soutar Esqr Mr. Robert Arnot Me. Robert Faikney Valuation Roll 1857-8 095 Two cot houses, one storey in height, slated and in good repair, property of Anthony Murray of Dollerie by Crieff.
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OS1/25/19/20 MORRISON'S ACADEMY Morrison's Academy (Fully Endowed) Morrison's Academy (Fully Endowed) Morrison's Academy (Fully Endowed) Alexander Monteath, esqr. Thomas Soutar. Esqr. Mr. Robert Arnott 095 "The late Mr. Thomas Morison, builder in Edinburgh, who died upwards of eleven years ago, left the bulk of his property (which was very considerable) for the purpose of erecting and endowing an academy, where the higher branches of education might be taught. There is a preference given in Mr. Morison's will to Muthill, the place where he was born, and to Edinburgh, the place where he made his fortune; but his great object was to benefit his fellow-creatures: And, accordingly by, his trustees were vested with the fullest powers to carry this object into execution in any way, in any place, and in any form which they might deem the most desirable. The attempt to find a suitable site in Muthill was unsuccessful, and Crieff was then fixed upon as an eligible situation. Negotiations were entered into with a view to purchase ground; and, at one time, they appeared to be all but completed. But somewhere, the affair miscarried, and the plan was relinquished altogether. The attention of the trustees was next directed to Inverness, where they do not appear to have come to any arrangement; and the result seems to be, that hitherto Mr. Morison's bequest has produced none of those fruits which the testator was so very anxious to realize. The respectability of the gentlemen who are still entrusted with the management of the legacy is such, however, that it will doubtless be a guarantee to the public for its being managed well. It is supposed that the fund cannot be much under £20.000." New Statistical Account The trustees finally decided on Crieff as being the most suitable locality for the institution, and accordingly a site was obtained in what was formerly the old cattle market park, and the erection of the building proceeded with in 1859. It was opened in 1861. It is in the old Scottish style. three storeys, and is a neat and commodious building. At present there is but the centre and one wing only erected; but the other wing is to be added in a short time. The institution is a dayschool only: no person living in it except a caretaker. The education afforded comprises all the usual branches of a liberal education, and preparing young men for the universities. There is a headmaster or rector and four male and three female teachers. the fees are heavy considering the large endowment which it has.
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OS1/25/19/21 SPRINGBANK Springbank Springbank Springbank Rent Receipt Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. 095 A neat and commodious dwellinghouse, two storeys. slated, and in good repair. Property of Mr. John Duff. Dunkeld.
OS1/25/19/21 KNOCKEARN HOUSE Knockearn House Knockearn House Knockearn House Rent receipt Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar. Esqr. 095 A neat and commodious dwellinghouse, two storeys, slated and in good repair; one storey slated offices attached. Property of Mr. John White, Edinburgh.
OS1/25/19/21 KNOCK COTTAGE Knock Cottage Knock Cottage Knock Cottage Alexander Monteath. Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr. Robert Arnott 095 A neat, one storey, slated dwellinghouse in good repair. Property and residence of Mr. A White
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OS1/25/19/22 SPRINGHILL Springhill Springhill Springhill Mr. William Ramsay Alexander Monteath Esqr. Thomas Soutar Esqr. 095 A neat and commodious dwelling house, two storeys, slated and in good repair - one storey slated offices attached. Property and residence of Mr. William Ramsay.-
OS1/25/19/22 ROSEBANK Rosebank Rosebank Rosebank Mr. Andrew Millar Alexander Monteath. Esqr. Thomas Soutar Esqr. 095 A neat and commodious dwellinghouse, two storeys, slated and in good repair, one storey slated offices attached. Property of Andrew Millar High Street Crieff.
OS1/25/19/22 CROFTWEIT HOUSE Croftweit House Croftweit House Croftweit House Dr. [Doctor] Porteous Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. 095 A neat and commodious dwellinghouse, three storeys, slated, and in good repair. The grounds around this house are not laid out yet, it being quite a new building. Property of Dr. [Doctor] Porteous, Galvelmore House, Crieff.
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OS1/25/19/23 GREENBANK Greenbank Greenbank Greenbank Mr. John Wright Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. 095 A neat, two storey, slated dwelling-house in good repair. Property and residence of Mr. John Wright
OS1/25/19/23 COLDWELLS HOUSE Coldwells House Coldwells House Coldwells House Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr. Robert Arnott 095 A neat dwellinghouse, two storeys, slated, and in good repair. Property and residence of Mrs. McCallum.
OS1/25/19/23 CAMERON COTTAGE Cameron Cottage Cameron Cottage Cameron Cottage Rent Receipt Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. 095 A neat dwellinghouse, one storey, slated, and in good repair. Property of Alexander Cameron, Esqr., Methven.
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OS1/25/19/24 MILNAB STREET [Crieff] Milnab Street Milnab Street Milnab Street Milnab Street Milnab Street Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Barvel House by Crieff Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Solicitor, Crieff. Mr. Robert Arnott Poor-rate Collector, Crieff Valuation Roll. 1857-8 New Statistical Account 095 This street extends from the north end of Burrell Street. northwestward to the west end of the tannery, the houses are chiefly two storeys, slated, and in good repair. On the south side of this street is an extensive tannery belonging to Mr. Wright of Greenbank. Comrie Road. It has no distinctive name.
OS1/25/19/24 HAWKSHAW COTTAGE Hawkshaw Cottage Hawkshaw Cottage Hawkshaw Cottage Hawkshaw Cottage Rent Receipt Alexander Monteath. Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Valuation Roll 1857-8 095 A neat one storey dwellinghouse slated, and in good repair. Property of Dr. [Doctor] William Porteous, Montrose. -
OS1/25/19/24 LAUREL HOUSE Laurel House Laurel House Laurel House Rent Receipt Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. 095 A neat two storey dwelling-house. slated, and in good repair. Property of Mr. John McRorie, High Street, Crieff.
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OS1/25/19/25 BUTE COTTAGE Bute Cottage Bute Cottage Bute Cottage Rent Receipt Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. 095 A neat, one storey, slated dwellinghouse in good repair, having one storey slated offices attached. Property of Mr. Donald Anderson, Acharn
OS1/25/19/25 WEST CHURCH [Crieff] West Church (Chapel of Ease) West Church (Chapel of Ease) West Church (Chapel of Ease) Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr. Robert Arnott 095 This is a Chapel of Ease be-longing to the Parish Church, is a neat and commodious building. was erected in 1838, partly by subscription and partly by a grant of money from the General Assembly's Church Extension Committee.
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OS1/25/19/26 ST MICHAEL'S CHURCH (Episcopalian) [Crieff] St.Michael's Church (Episcopal) St. Michael's Church (Episcopal) St. Michael's Church (Episcopal) Alexander Monteath. Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr. Robert Arnott 095 A neat and substantial building erected in 1845 solely by subscription. -seated for 350 persons.-
OS1/25/19/26 HIGH STREET [Crieff] High Street High Street High Street High Street High Street Alexander Monteath Esqr. Thomas Soutar Esqr. Mr. Robert Arnott Vaulation Roll 1857-8 New Statistical Account 095 This street extends from St. Michael's Lodge, at the south end of Comrie Street, eastward to the Toll at the east end of the town. The houses are chiefly two storeys, slated, and in good repair. The ground flats are occupied as shops.-
OS1/25/19/26 LODGE STREET [Crieff] Lodge Street Lodge Street Lodge Street Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar Esqr. Mr. Robert Arnott 095 Extends from Burrell Square eastward to the south end of Comrie Street at St Michael's Lodge. the houses are two storeys, slated and in good repair. Various proprietors.
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OS1/25/19/27 JAMES SQUARE [Crieff] James Square James Square James Square James Square St. James's Square St. James' Square St. James's Square Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott Name on corner of Street Valuation Roll 1857-8 New Statistical Account Fullarton's Gazetteer 095 A large and handsome square situated about the centre of the town, the houses are all two storeys. slated and in good repair. "From this spring (Coldwells) an abundant supply of water is conveyed in a large pipe to St James' Square, in the middle of which stands a plain but handsome structure, enclosing a cistern where the water discharges itself. This building, which forms the centre both of the square and of the town, and which is shaded by some very fine lime trees, is an object of considerable local beauty; and most of the wells that are distributed over the west and south quarters of the town, are supplied by pipes that communicate with this reservoir." New Statistical Account
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OS1/25/19/28 COLDWELLS Coldwells Coldwells Coldwells Coldwells New Statistical Account Alexander Monteath. Esqr. Thomas Soutar Esqr. Fullarton's Gazetteer 095 "The springs in this quarter are all perennial, and the water is of the very finest and purest quality. And the north-west end of the town, rises the ever flowing fountain of Coldwells, - overbuilt by a substantial stone edifice. From the spring on abundant supply of water is conveyed in a large pipe to St. James' Square, in the middle of which stands a plain but handsome structure, enclosing a cistern where the water discharges itself. This building, which forms the centre both of the square and of the town, and which is shaded by some very fine lime trees, is an object of considerable local beauty; and most of the wells that are distributed over the west and south quarter of the town, are supplied by pipes that communicate with this reservoir." New Statistical Account
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OS1/25/19/29 CROWN INN[Crieff] Crown Inn Crown Inn Crown Inn Rent Receipt Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Alexander Monteath, Esqr. 095 A two storey slated building in High street occupied as an inn, affording posting and stabling accommodation on a small scale. Property of Mrs. Ramsay, Brown's Lane.
OS1/25/19/29 COMRIE ROAD [Crieff] Comrie Road Comrie Road Comrie Road Comrie Road Comrie Road Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar. Esqr. Mr. Robert Arnott New Statistical Account Valuation Roll 1857-8 095 This street extends from the north end of Burrell Street in a northwest direction to opposite Hawkshaw Cottage, being part of the turnpike road leading to Comrie. On the west side is a small brewery which has no name; it was carried on to a much greater extent formerly, several of the buildings are now in ruins.
OS1/25/19/29 COMRIE STREET [Crieff] Comrie Street Comrie Street Comrie Street Comrie Street Comrie Street Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr. Robert Arnott Valuation Roll 1857-8 New Statistical Account 095 Extends from the north end of Burrell Street to the east end of Lodge Street, the houses are two storeys, slated and in good repair. Various proprietors.
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OS1/25/19/30 STRATHEARN INN [Crieff] Strathearn Inn Strathearn Inn Strathearn Inn Rent Receipt Alexander Monteath Esqr Thomas Soutar. Esqr. 095 A neat two storey slated building occupied as an inn. It affords neither posting nor stabling accommodation. Property of Mr. John Nichol, Alva.-
OS1/25/19/30 VIEWMOUNT Viewmount Viewmount Viewmount Mr. Andrew Millar Alexander Monteath. Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. 095 A neat, two storey, slated dwellinghouse in good repair. Property of Mr. Andrew Millar High Street Crieff.-
OS1/25/19/30 TOMACROCHTER Tomacrochter Tomacrochter Tomacrochter Alexander Monteath. Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr. Robert Arnott 095 A small circular Knoll, situated a short distance northeast of Morrison's Academy- It has a gentle slope all round, and its height may be twenty feet. It forms part of the grounds belonging to the Academy.
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OS1/25/19/31 FERNTOWER Ferntower Ferntower Ferntower Ferntower Ferntower House Ferntower Ferntower Thomas Soutar Esqr. Mr. Robert Arnott Mr. Robert Faikney Vaulation Roll 1857-8 New Statistical Account Johnstone's Co. [County] Map Directory to Noblemen & Gentlemen's Seats, Villages etc in Scotland 095 A fine mansion situated at the foot of the Knock- of Crieff, it is three storeys in height. slated and in good repair. property of Lord Abercromby Anthony House by Stirling.
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OS1/25/19/32 COPE'S WELL Cope's Well Cope's Well Cope's Well Cope's Well Thomas Soutar Esqr Mr Robert Arnot Mr. Robert Faikney New Statistical Account 095 This name applies to a small mill situated at the north end of a sawmill pond in the park of Fern-tower. Property of Lord Abercromby. "It is also the spot which, according to popular tradition, Sir John Cope, chose for his camp, so long as he remained in the neighbourhood, during the troubles of the year 1745. There is a very fine well, which goes by the name of "Cope's Well", and in a bog near it, an old sword was lately found, which certainly confirms the truth of the tradition" New Statistical Acct. [Account]
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OS1/25/19/33 CALLUM'S HILL Callum's Hill Callum's Hill Callum's Hill Callum's Hill Thomas Soutar Esqr. Mr Roberts Arnot Mr. Robert Faikney New Statistical Account 095 A very prominent hill situated about half a mile east of the town of Crieff. It is thickly planted with wood, property of Lord Abercromby. On this hill there are some slight remains of the out-works of a Camp, said to have been constructed by the Duke of Montrose, whose army lay here during part of the rebellion of 1715.
OS1/25/19/33 DRUIDICAL TEMPLE (Remains of) [Ferntower] Druidical Temple Druidical Temple Druidical Temple Mr. Thomas Soutar Mr. Robert Arnot Mr. Robert Faikney 095 The remains of a Druidical Temple in the Park of Ferntower, it consists of one large upright stone, and four smaller ones. "It is well known that many of these circles once existed in the neighbourhood, though most of them have been removed. There is one, at least part of one, in the park in front of Ferntower House. the largest, and several of the smaller, stones of the circle are still remaining. And the spot is remarkable for more than Druidical rites. It was the scene of a deadly rencontre, which took place in the year 1413 between Patrick Graeme, who had become Earl of Strathearn, by marrying its heiress, a grand-daughter of Robert II, and Sir John Drummond of Concriag, who was then Steward of Strathearn. the Earl was slain by Sir John, and the life of the survivor was embittered ever after." New Statistical Account
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OS1/25/19/34 KNOCK OF CRIEFF Knock of Crieff Knock of Crieff Knock of Crieff Cnoc or Knock of Crieff Knock Cnock (of Crieff) Thomas Soutar Esqr Mr. Robert Arnot Mr. Robert Faikney New Statistical Acct. [Account] of Crieff Parish New Statistical Acct. [Account] of Monzie Parish New Statistical Acct. [Account] of Monzievaird Parish 095 The name applies to a large and very prominent hill, situated northeast of the town of Crieff. It is thickly planted with fir wood. property of Lord Abercromby. "The only eminences of any consequence are the Cnoc or Knock of Crieff, a hill of an oval shape, which rises immediately behind the house of Ferntower to the height of about 400 feet above the level of the sea, and Callum's Hill which stands south-west of the same mansion." New Statistical Account
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OS1/25/19/36 CRADLE STONE Cradle Stone Cradle Stone Cradle Stone Cradle-Stone Alexander Monteath Esqr. Broich. Crieff Mr. Thomas Soutar Writer. Crieff Mr. Peter McIntyre Banker. Crieff New Statistical Account 095 A very large stone of irregular shape situated on the west end of the Knock of Crieff. and has, from some unknown cause, been split into two unequal parts. The greater is known as the Cradle stone. This stone is said to have been formerly a Rocking Stone, if such has been the case it has been thrown of its balance, as it is now immovable. "Many granite boulders occur in Strathearn. A considerable number may be seen on the south-east shoulder of the Cnoc: the most remarkable of these is the one known by the name of the Cradle-stone it is nearly spherical, with a circumference approaching to 30 feet. Its weight is about 30 tones. It has been split in two by lightning, and one of the pieces has made a revolution down the hill. It is composed of syenitic granite". New Statistical Account
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OS1/25/19/36 [Page] 36 Perthshire Parish of Crieff
OS1/25/19/37 MOAT [Inchbrakie Castle] Moat Moat Moat Alexander Monteath Esqr. Thomas Soutar Mr. Peter McIntyre 095 An old moat or ditch around a small eminence on which formerly stood the old castle of Inchbrakie, the moat is entire, although gradually filling in, within its limits is a large Yew tree which is carefully preserved in memory of former days which is explained in the following extract. [Moat, under the name, reads] G. [German] Text "There is no tree in the parish that is remarkable for age, size or form, save the yew at Inchbrakie, which is said to be the second largest in Scotland, and in the thick foliage of which the Marquis of Montrose is reported to have been concealed during a season of danger" New Statistical Account
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OS1/25/19/37 Under the Name, "Moat", there is text "G. Text"
OS1/25/19/38 INCHBRAKIE CASTLE (Site of) Inchbrakie Castle (site of) Inchbrakie Castle (site of) Inchbrakie Castle (site of) Alexander Monteath Esqr. Mr. Thomas Soutar Mr. Peter McIntyre 095 The site of an ancient Castle, a former residence of the Inchbrackie family, there are no remains, but the site can be distinctly traced, the date of its erection is unknown. "Patrick Graeme of Inchbrakie, Colonel of the Posse Comitatus of Perthshire, and cousin-german to the celebrated James, Marquis of Montrose, was distinguished by the part which he took in that nobleman's fortunes. He held a conspicuous place during all his wars, and appears to have enjoyed a very considerable share of his master's confidence. He is said to have defeated the Duke of Argyle near Dunnoter, and taken possession of Aberdeen. and in return, Cromwell burnt down his house of Inchbrakie, which, in those days, was a stronghold surrounded by a moat, and defended at the entrance by a drawbridge. There are still some traces of this ancient fortification" New Statistical Account
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OS1/25/19/39 DOWALD Dowald Dowald Dowald Dowald North Dowald Thomas Soutar Esqr. Solicitor Crieff Mr. Robert Arnot Assessor Crieff Mr. Robert Faikney Laiker by Crieff Rent Receipt Valuation Roll 1857-8 095 A Farm Steading dwelling house and outhouses all one story high Slated and in good repair the property of Home Drummond Esqr Abercairney-
OS1/25/19/39 CASTLEDOW Castledow Castledow Castledow Alexander Monteath Esqr. Mr. Thomas Soutar Mr. Peter McIntyre 095 A dwelling house, one storey in height; slated and in good repair. property of Major Graeme Inchbrakie
OS1/25/19/39 BOG BURN Bog Burn Bog Burn Bog Burn Mr. Thomas Soutar Mr. Peter McIntyre Alexander Monteath Esqr. 095 A small stream which rises a short distance above the village of Gilmerton, and after a short distance joins the Cultoquhey Burn
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OS1/25/19/40 INCHBRAKIE Inchbrakie Inchbrakie Inchbrakie Inchbrakie Inchbrakie Inchbreakie Alexander Monteath Esqr. Broich Mr. J McIntyre, Banker, Crieff Mr. Thomas Soutar, Writer, Crieff New Statistical Account Valuation Roll 1857-8 Johnston's Co. [County] Map 095 A large and commodious mansion three storeys i height together with a large farmsteading a short distance north of the same, the whole is slated and in very good repair, property and residence of Major Graeme. "There is a curious relic in the family of Inchbrakie, and the history of it is as curious as itself. It is well known that, at no very distant period, there was a war of extermination carried on against those hapless women who were suspected of being witches; and the last who fell a victim in this quarter, is reported to have been one of the name of Catherine McNiven, who was burnt at the north-east shoulder, of the Cnoc of Crieff, at a spot which is called "Kate McNiven's Criag" to this day. All accounts agree in giving credit to the Laird of Inchbrakie, for having excited himself to the utmost to save poor Kate's life, though his exertions proved in vain. When the flames were lighted, and sufferings commenced, she is said to have uttered various predictions against her enemies, - and, turning round to Inchbrakie, to have spit a bluish stone out of her mouth, which she requested him to take and keep, declaring that, so long as it was preserved in the family, his race would never cease to thrive. The stone resembles, and is said to be, an uncut sapphire. It is now set in a gold ring, and is most carefully preserved. The story of "Inchbrakie's Ring" may not be an unfit companion to the celebrated Lockart Lee-Penny of the West." New Statistical Account
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OS1/25/19/41 MUCKLE BURN Muckle Burn Muckle Burn Muckle Burn Alexander Monteath Esqr. Thomas Soutar Esqr. Mr. Peter McIntyre 095 A large stream that rises on Buckandie hill in the parish of Fowlis Wester, and flowing southward to where it is joined by Caltoquhey Burn, then chainging its course eastward it becomes the boundary between the parishes of Fowlis Wester and Crieff till it empties into the Porr Water.
OS1/25/19/41 CULTOQUHEY BURN Cultoquhey Burn Cultoquhey Burn Cultoquhey Burn Alexander Monteath Esqr. Thomas Soutar Esqr. Mr. Peter McIntyre 095 A small stream that rises at Cope's Well and is the boundary between Fowlis Wester and Crieff till it empties itself into the Muckle Burn near to the mansion of Inchbrakie.
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OS1/25/19/42 GREENHEAD Greenhead Greenhead Greenhead Greenhead Greenhead Alexander Monteath Esqr. Thomas Soutar Esqr. Mr. Peter McIntyre Valuation Roll 1857-8 Johnstone's Co. [County] Map 095 A large farmsteading, dwelling house and offices one storey, slated and in good repair property of Lord Abercromby Anthony House by Stirling.
OS1/25/19/42 CLERACHAN Clerachan Clerachan Clerachan Clerichan Alexander Monteath Esqr. Thomas Soutar Esqr. Mr. Peter McIntyre Valuation Roll 1857-8 095 A one storey cot-house, slated and in bad repair, property of Mr. Home Drummond Abercairney House by Crieff.
OS1/25/19/42 EASTER DOWALD Easter Dowald Easter Dowald Easter Dowald Easter Dowald Alexander Monteath Esqr. Thomas Soutar Esqr. Mr. Peter McIntyre Valuation Roll 1857-8 095 A large farmsteading, dwelling house and offices two storey all slated and in good repair property of Mr. Home Drummond of Abercairney House by Crieff.
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OS1/25/19/43 GALLOW HILL Gallow Hill Gallow Hill Gallow Hill New Statistical Account Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. 095 "The Gallow-Hill, a rising ground where criminals were executed, is a little to the west of Crieff, adjacent to a street which bears the same name. A stunted tree of no great age is now growing where the fatal beam was wont to stand in the memory of a former generation. And the timber of the identical gallows itself is still in good preservation. It is now the property of a lady in Edinburgh" New Statistical Account This knoll is nearly circular in shape, steep to the south, and falling off gently towards the north, and may be about twentyfive feet in height.
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OS1/25/19/44 JAMES COTTAGE James Cottage James Cottage James Cottage Mr. James McEwan Alexander Monteath. Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. 095 A neat dwellinghouse , two storeys, slated, and in good repair. Property and residence of Mr. James McEwan.
OS1/25/19/44 GALLOWFORD ROAD [Crieff] Gallowford Road Gallowford Road Gallowford Road Map of Crieff - 1822. Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. 095 A road or street in Crieff extend-ing from Gallowhill House to the Cemetery; the houses are chiefly one storey, slated, and in good repair. Various proprietors. There was a ford here called Gallow Ford, but all approach to it has been destroyed and blocked up by improvements. The name no longer exists.
OS1/25/19/44 CEMETERY [Crieff] Cemetery Cemetery Cemetery Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr. Robert Arnott 095 A piece of land granted by Lady Willooughby, in 1857, to the town of Crieff for a cemetery. The grounds are neatly laid out, and the site is a rising ground near the Earn. there are but very few interments in it as yet.
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OS1/25/19/45 SCHOOL [Burrell Street-Crieff] School School School Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr. Robert Arnott 095 This is an adventure school: having no support but the school fees; kept in a house for which the schoolmaster pays a yearly rent. It belongs to no denomination in particular - attended by the children of the poorer class.- Education afforded:- English reading, writing, and arithmetic.- Average attendance thirty. Situated at the southern extremity of Burrell Street
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OS1/25/19/46 BRIDGE-END Bridge-end Bridge-end Bridge-end Bridgend Bridgend Map of Crieff - 1822 Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Valuation Roll 1857-8 New Statistical Account 095 A street in the town of Crieff, extending from Crieff Bridge to the south end of Burrell Street. the houses are partly one and partly two storeys, slated, an in good repair. Various proprietors.
OS1/25/19/46 ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL [Crieff] Roman Catholic Chapel Roman Catholic Chapel Roman Catholic Chapel Map of Crieff 1822. Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. 095 A small plain building, erected in 1810, partly by the voluntary sub-scriptions of the Roman Catholics of Crieff, and partly by assistance from the Bishop, two storeys, slated and in good repair. The ground flat is occupied by the rpiest as a residence, and the floor above is the Chapel. The building has not been consecrated.
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OS1/25/19/47 RIVER EARN Earn Riv Earn River Earn River Earn River Earn River Earn Johnstone's Co. [County] Map Old Statistical Account Shearer's Antiquities of Strathearn New Statistical Account Alexander Monteath Esqr. Mr. Thomas Soutar 107 A large river which flows out of the foot of Loch Earn, and after a course of several miles falls into the River Tay near Abernethy, its banks are invariably low, and after heavy rain it inundates a large extent of country along the margin of its banks. Its principal tributaries are the Ruchil, Lednock, Turret, Pow, Machany and May.
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OS1/25/19/48 STRATH EARN Strath Earn Strathearn Strathearn Strathearn Strath Earn Strath Earn Johnstone's Co. [County] Map Old Statistical Account New Statistical Account Shearer's Antiquities of Strathearn Alexander Monteath Esqr. Mr. Thomas Soutar 095 A large and extensive valley embracing parts of numerous parishes, and extendeding from the foot of Loch Earn to Strath More. It is mostly in a high state of cultivation, and is thickly studded with villages, mansion houses, Farmsteadings and other smaller buildings. The River Earn passes through it and it is the property of Various Persons.
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OS1/25/19/49 CRIEFF BRIDGE Crieff Bridge Crieff Bridge Crieff Bridge New Statistical Account Thomas Soutar Esqr. Alexander Monteath Esqr. 095 An old stone bridge of four arches, spanning the River Earn at the southern extremity of the town of Crieff, and on the T.P. [Turnpike] Road leading from Stirling to that town. Repaired by the county. "The rivers are all furnished with stone bridges, generally built by the voluntary contributions of the country. That of Crieff was the second stone bridge ever thrown over the Earn. It consists of four large arches; and was built out of the vacant stipend of the parish, in the interval between the suppression of Episcopacy in 1690, and the readmission of a Presbyterian minister in 1699. One of the arches - the farthest south - was broken down by the Highlanders in the year 1715, to assist the progress of the royalist forces. It was afterwards rebuilt; but the frame that was used, must have been one which had been employed in constructing some other bridge, - for the new arch is somewhat higher, and not quite in keeping with the remaining arches of the Crieff Bridge." New Statistical Account
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OS1/25/19/49 Under Crieff Bridge in the Names column, is the text R. [Roman] Print
OS1/25/19/50 BRIDGE-END HOUSE Bridge-end House Bridge-end House Bridge-end House Rent Receipt Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. 095 A neat dwellinghouse, two storeys, slated, and in good repair. Property of Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Broich by Crieff.
OS1/25/19/50 GALLOWHILL HOUSE Gallowhill House Gallowhill House Gallowhill House Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott 095 A neat two storey dwellinghouse in good repair. Property of Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Broich by Crieff.
OS1/25/19/50 EARNBANK Earnbank Earnbank Earnbank Earnbank Alexander McRostie, Esqr. Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Valuation Roll 1857-8 095 A neat two storey dwellinghouse having suitable one storey offices attached, all slated, and in good repair. Property and residence of Alexander McRostie, Esqr.
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OS1/25/19/51 CORNTON Cornton Cornton Cornton Corntown Mr Thomas Souter Mr Robert Arnot Mr John Allan Crieffvecthter by Crieff Valuation Roll 1857-8 095 A cothouse one storey in height, slated, and in good repair. property of Lord Abercrombie, Airthrey Castle.
OS1/25/19/51 BROICH Broich Broich Broich Broich Broich Broich Alexander Monteath Esqr. Mr Robert Arnot Mr Thomas Soutar Valuation Roll 1857-8 Johnston's Co. [County] Map New Statistical Account 095 A neat three storey mansion, with offices, all slated and in very good repair, the Residence and property of Alexander Monteath Esqr. No one can point out the site of this Roman Road. "There is a Roman Road, or what is reputed to have been one, passing through the lands of the Broich. It is supposed to have connected the encampment at Strageath with that at Dalginoss; and, as a confirmation of the tradition, it is worthy of remark, that when the present road was being made through Burrel Street, a pavement was discovered under ground, composed of common flag stones, bedded close together, in the usual way that Roman roads are laid. and manifestly surrounded with a different sort of earth from that which was found in the immediate neighbourhood." New Statistical Account No one can point out the site of this Roman Road.
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OS1/25/19/52 WESTER CRIEFFVECHTER Wester Crieffvechter Wester Crieffvechter Wester Crieffvechter Wester Crieff Vechter John Allan, Wester Crieffvechter by Crieff Lease of Farm Robert Arnott Valuation Roll 1857-8 095 A dwelling house, farm steading Offices, one storey, slated & in good repair the property of the Rt. Hon. [Right Honourable] Lord Abercromby
OS1/25/19/52 PITTENTIAN Pittentian Pittentian Pittentian Pittentian Pittentecan Lease of Farm William Reid Pittentian, by Crieff Thomas Soutar Esqr Valuation Roll 1857-8 Johnston's Co. [County] Map 095 A dwelling house, farm steading & Offices, two stories, slated and in good repair the property of Col [Colonel] Home Drummond Esqr. Abercairney
OS1/25/19/52 HAUGHS OF PITTENTIAN Haughs of Pittentian Haughs of Pittentian Thomas Soutar Esqr. William Reid Revd [Reverend] D. Cunningham 095 A sandy slope commencing at Pittachar and extending in an easterly direction about half a mile, the name signifies the "Fairy Haughs"
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OS1/25/19/53 Site of STAYT OF CRIEFF Stayt of Crieff Stayt of Crieff Stayt of Crieff Alexander Monteath Esqr. Mr Robert Arnot Thomas Soutar Esqr. 095 This plan is pointed out as being the site of sect of Justiciary when the Earls of Strath Earn held their courts previous to the erection of the present Court House, all remains of it has been entirely destroyed. "Previous to the reign of Malcolm Canmore, in the eleventh century, the chief titles of distinction under the King in this country were those of Abthane and Thane. The Abthane of Scotland was invested with a jurisdiction over the whole Kingdom; and the Thane possessed a similar power over a district. But, as Malcolm had lived a considerable time in England, when he fled from the usurper Macbeth, he introduced the English offices and titles into Scotland, after his dislocation to the Scottish Crown: and, subsequently to his time, we find the ambiguated title of Abthane giving way to that of Steward of Scotland, and that of Thane to Steward of a district. The spot is still pointed out where the Steward of the king's estate of Strathearn was in the habit of holding his court, after the earldom was forfeited to the Crown, in the year 1320 by the treason of its heiress, Joana, daughter of Malise, the last earl. This lady married the English Earl Warrenne and, while the alliance was the means of inducing her to violate her allegiance to Robert I, it proved fatal to all her pretensions as the representative of a noble line of ancestors. She was deprived of her titles, and the forfeiture of her patrimonial possessions gave occasion to the appointment of a steward of Strathearn; - an office which was vested in the house of Drummond; which in course of time became hereditary in the family; and which they continue to enjoy till the abolition of heritable jurisdictions in the year 1740? The spot referred to is a circle of about 12 yards diameter, which is situated in a field belonging to Mr. McLaurin, of the Broich, about half a mile south-east of Crieff, and which, in comparatively modern times, was surrounded with a low wall of earth and stone which is now hardly discernible. It is marked out by " [continued on page 54]
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OS1/25/19/54 Site of STAYT OF CRIEFF Stayt of Crieff Stayt of Crieff Stayt of Crieff Alexander Monteath Esqr. Mr Robert Arnot Thomas Soutar Esqr. 095 Continued [from page 53] by a blasted tree, which stands in the middle of it, and many are the tales of those who were arraigned, and tried, and condemned at this dread tribunal. New Statistical Account
OS1/25/19/54 STANDING STONE [Stayt of Crieff] Standing Stone Standing Stone Standing Stone Mr Thomas Soutar Mr Robert Arnot Revd [Reverend] David Cunningham 095 An upright stone 6 feet high, 3 feet broad and 1 foot thick, supposed to be of Druidical origin. "Close to this road, and near the field where the stewards of the King's estate of Strathearn were wont to hold their courts, stands a large upright stone, which is understood to have been either a memorial of some Roman event, or the remains of a Druidical circle; and while both suppositions are likely enough, it is impossible to say which should have the preference. It is well known that many of these circles once existed in the neighbourhood, though most of them have been removed for agricultural purposes" New Statistical Account
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OS1/25/19/55 MANSE [parish-Crieff] Manse Manse Manse Revd. [Reverend] David Cunningham Mr. Thomas Soutar Mr. Robert Arnot 095 The Parish Manse of Crieff is an old two storey building erected in 1701 It is in a tolerable state of repair.
OS1/25/19/55 NORTH FORR North Forr North Forr North Forr North Forr North Forr Nethr. [Nether] Forr Mr. David Kemp North Forr Rent Receipt Mr. Thomas Soutar Revd. [Reverend] David Cunningham Valuation Roll 18578 Johnston's Co. [County] Map 095 A small farmsteading, dwelling house and offices one storey in height, slated and in good repair, property of Mr Home Drummond, Blair Drummond, by Doune.
OS1/25/19/55 WALTON LODGE Walton Lodge Walton Lodge Walton Lodge Alexander monteath Esqr. Mr. Robert Arnot Mr. Thomas Soutar 095 A neat two storey villa nearly new, property of James McEwan Lochlane, by Crieff.
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OS1/25/19/56 CRIEFF JUNCTION RAILWAY Crieff Junction Railway Crieff Junction Railway Crieff Junction Railway Alexander Monteath Esqr. Mr Thomas Soutar Mr Robert Arnot 095 A single line of Railway branching off the Scottish Central line between the villages of BlacKford and Auchterarder, and extending in a north westerly direction to the town of Crieff. its length is 9 miles, it has an Electro Telegraphic communication, property of the Crieff Junction Railway company.
OS1/25/19/56 PITTACHAR Pittachar Pittachar Pittachar Pittachar James McRostie Esqr. Banker, Crieff. Revd Dr [Reverend Doctor] Cunningham Ph [Parish] Minister. Crieff Mr Thomas Soutar Valuation Roll 1857-8 095 A farm steading, dwelling house and offices, two stories, slated, and in very good, property of James McRostie Esqr. Banker Crieff.
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OS1/25/19/57 NEWBIGGING Newbigging Newbigging Newbigging Newbigging Alexander Monteath Esqr. Broich by Crieff Thomas Soutar Esqr. Robert Arnott. Valuation Roll 1857-8 095 A cot house, one story, slated & in good repair the property of Alexander Monteath Esqr. Broich
OS1/25/19/57 PITTENTIAN QUARRY (Disused) Pittentian Quarry (disused) Pittentian Quarry (disused) Pittentian Quarry (disused) William Reid, Pittentray by Crieff Robert Arnott Thomas Soutar Esqr 095 An old Quarry on the north side of the farm house of Pittentian & the property of Charles Home Drummond Esqr. of Abercairney
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OS1/25/19/58 MURRAYFIELD COTTAGE Murrayfiled Cottage Murrayfiled Cottage Murrayfiled Cottage Murrayfiled Cottage Mrs Murray, Murrayfield Cottage. by Crieff Robert Arnott Assessor Crieff Thomas Soutar Esqr. Solicitor. Crieff Valuation Roll 1857-8 095 A neat cottage on the south side of the T.P. [Turnpike] road leading from Crieff to Perth, one story, slated & in good repair the property of Mrs Graham of Inchbrackie
OS1/25/19/58 EASTER KINCARDINE Easter Kincardine Easter Kincardine Easter Kincardine Easter Kincardine Lease of Farm Mr William Johnston, Easter Kincardine by Crieff Thomas Soutar Esqr. Valuation Roll 1857-8 095 A farm steading, dwelling house (two stories) slated, offices &c in good repair, the property of Messrs. W & C Maxton, residing in Perth
OS1/25/19/58 WESTER KINCARDINE Wester Kincardine Wester Kincardine Wester Kincardine Wester Kincardine Kincardine William Johnston Thomas Soutar Esqr. Robert Arnott Valuation roll 1857-8 Johnstons Co. [County] Map 095 A farm steading, dwelling house & Offices, one story, slated & in good repair the property of the Trustees of the late Marquis of Breadalbane
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OS1/25/19/59 FREE CHURCH SCHOOL [Crieff] Free Church School Free Church School Free Church School Alexander Monteath. Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott 095 A school in Brown's Lane belonging to the Free Church. The building was originally a U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church but was purchased a few years ago by the free church body in Crieff, and converted into a school. Education afforded:- English reading, writing, and arithmetic; Latin, French, and Mathematics. Average attendance, 100.- Unendowed.
OS1/25/19/59 RAILWAY STATION [Crieff] Railway Station Railway Station Railway Station Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott 095 The Crieff terminus of the Crieff Junction Railway. It is well fitted up with good stone buildings and wooden sheds for the accommodation of passengers and goods
OS1/25/19/59 POST OFFICE [Crieff] Post Office Post Office Post Office Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott 095 This is a general post office and money order office. There are four arrivals and four despatches daily: the former at 10.15. a.m., 5.30, p.m. 6.30, p.m. and 11.15. p.m.; the latter at 4.30,a.m, 6.30.a.m 3.0, p.m., and 6.45, p.m. The house is a two storey, slated building, and linked for the purpose.
OS1/25/19/59 [Page] 59 Parish of Crieff [Railway Station] This station being within the town of Crieff it is superfluous to prefix Crieff to the name.
OS1/25/19/60 ST. MARGARET'S COLLEGE St Margaret's College St Margaret's College St Margaret's College Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott 095 This building was erected in 1849 by the Revd [Reverend] Alexander Lendrum, principal of the college, for the education of young ladies connected with the Episcopal Church. A short time ago this establishment was purchased by Bishop Gilles of Edinburgh. It is unoccupied at present, but it is understood that it will soon be re-opened as a college for the education of young men for priesthood. The buildings are large and commodious, two storeys, and in good repair.
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OS1/25/19/61 PUDDING LANE [Crieff] Pudding Lane Pudding Lane Pudding Lane Map of Crieff, 1822 Alexander Monteath Esqr. Thomas Soutar Esqr. 095 A narrow winding street or lane extending from Kirkgate on the west to the south end of Brown's Lane on the east. The houses are chiefly but one storey, all slated, and in good repair. Various proprietors.
OS1/25/19/61 DRUMMAWHANDIE Drummawhandie Drummawhandie Drummawhandie Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott 095 A narrow ridge of ground at the west end of Crieff, of an oval shape, and sloping off gently all round. Probable height from it base fifty feet. Property of Lord Willoughby.
OS1/25/19/61 INCHGLASS Inchglass Inchglass Inchglass Mr Thomas Pilkington Alexander Monteath. Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. 095 A neat and commodious dwellinghouse, two storeys, slated and in good repair. Property and residence of Mr Thomas Pilkington
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OS1/25/19/62 KINNAIRD Kinnaird Kinnaird Kinnaird Mr William Bain Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. 095 A neat and commodious dwellinghouse, two storeys, slated, and in good repair. Property and residence of Mr William Bain.
OS1/25/19/62 DRUMMOND ARMH HOTEL [Crieff] Drummond Arms Hotel Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott 095 This is the principal hotel in Crieff, and affords stabling and posting accommodation to a great extent. The house is two storeys, slated, and in good repair. Property of Lord Willoughby.
OS1/25/19/62 ST MICHAEL'S LODGE (Freemasons) [Crieff] St [Saint] Michael's Lodge (Freemasons) St [Saint] Michael's Lodge (Freemasons) St [Saint] Michael's Lodge (Freemasons) The Mason's Hall or St [Saint] Michael's Lodge Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott New Statistical Account 095 A large and commodious building erected in 1816 by the voluntary sub-scription of the freemasons of the town and district. Concerts, balls, lectures, etc. are held here, and occasionally a Justice of Peace Court.
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OS1/25/19/63 TOWN GREEN Town Green Town Green Town Green Alexander Monteath. Esqr., Broich House, by Crieff. Thomas Soutar, Esqr., Solicitor, Crieff. Mr Robert Arnott, Poor-rate Collector, Crieff 095 A small level piece of ground granted to the town of Crieff by the commissioners on forfeited estates about A.D. 1770. It is used chiefly for washing and bleaching purposes, and being a common each householder has an equal right to the use of it.
OS1/25/19/63 BAPTIST CHAPEL [Crieff] Baptist Chapel Baptist Chapel Baptist Chapel Alexander Monteath, Eqsr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott 095 This was formerly a dwellinghouse and purchased a short time ago by the Baptists in Crieff and converted into a place of worship or chapel.
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OS1/25/19/64 CATTLE MARKET [Crieff] Cattle Market Cattle Market Cattle Market Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott 095 A large level field close to the railway station, in which the markets or fairs for sheep and cattle are held. The field is the property of Lord Willoughby, and is rented for the purpose, since 1859 when the old cattle market was purchased by the trustees and now belongs to Morrison's Academy.
OS1/25/19/64 ALLEGANE BURN Allegane Burn Allegane Burn Allegane Burn Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott. 095 A small stream which rises from a spring in Mitchell Street and flowing southward a short distance, enters a conduit from which it issues a little north of the parish Church, in High Street, flowing thence to the west endge of Brown's Lane, enters here, and again issues at the south end of Brown's Lane, flowing in a southeasterly direction about twenty chains where it spreads.
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OS1/25/19/65 MANSE [South U.P.-Crieff] South U.P [United Presbyterian] Manse South U.P [United Presbyterian] Manse South U.P [United Presbyterian] Manse Alexander Monteath. Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott 095 A neat two storey dwellinghouse, slated, and good repair.
OS1/25/19/65 NORTH UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [Crieff] North U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church North U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church North U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Eqsr. Mr Robert Arnott 095 A plain substantial build-ing, in good repair, erected in 1810 by the voluntary subscription of the congregation
OS1/25/19/65 SCHOOL [North U.P. Church-Crieff] School School school Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott 095 A schoolhouse adjoining the North U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church and belonging to the United Presbyterian body in Crieff, built by the voluntary subscription of the congregation of the two U.P. [United Presbyterian] Churches. Education afforded:- English reading, writing, & arithmetic; Latin and French. Average attendance, 60 - Unendowed.
OS1/25/19/65 [Page] 65 Parish of Crieff [note] As this Manse is so contiguous to the church to which it belongs, it is considered superfluous to prefix "South U.P. [United Presbyterian]" to the name.
OS1/25/19/66 GAS WORKS [Crieff] Gas Works Gas Works Gas Works Alexander Monteath. Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott 095 This worKs were constructed in 1841 by a company of shopkeepers in Crieff for the purpose of lighting the town with gas. There are two gas holders, the larger one contains 16000 cubic feet and the smaller 6000.
OS1/25/19/66 PITTENZIE HOUSE Pittenzie House Pittenzie House Pittenzie House Pittenzie House Alexander Graham, Esqr. Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Valuation Roll for 1857-8 095 A neat and commodious dwellinghouse, two storeys, slated and in good repair; on storey slated, offices attached. Property and residence of Alexander Graham, Esqr.
OS1/25/19/66 PITTENZIE STREET [Crieff] Pittenzie Street Pittenzie Street Pittenzie Street Pittenzie Pittenzie Map of Crieff - 1822 Alexander Monteath. Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Valuation Roll 1857-8 New Statistical Account 095 A street in the town of Crieff extending eastward from Back Lane. The houses on each side are two storeys, slated, and in good repair. Various proprietors
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OS1/25/19/67 GALVELMORE HOUSE Galvelmore House Galvelmore House Galvelmore House Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Rent Receipt 095 A neat and commodious dwellinghouse, two storeys, slated, and in good repair. property of William Brown, Esqr. Commercial Bank, Crieff.
OS1/25/19/67 EPISCOPALIAN SCHOOL [Crieff] School School School Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott. 095 A school at the west end of Commissoner's Street belonging to the Episcopalians of Crieff; supported solely by voluntary subscription from the body to which it belongs, and the school fees. It is kept in a house rented yearly for the purpose. Education afforded:- English reading, writing, and arithmetic. Average attendance twenty - Unendowed.
OS1/25/19/67 MCFARLANE'S LANE [Crieff] McFarlane's lane McFarlane's lane McFarlane's lane McFarlane's lane Map of Crieff - 1822 Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. New Statistical Account 095 A narrow winding lane extending between Brown's Row and Burrell Street. It was intended to erect houses on each side but the have not been built as yet.
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OS1/25/19/68 COMMERCIAL HOTEL [Crieff] Commercial Hotel Commercial Hotel Commercial Hotel Mr James Stewart Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Alexander Monteath, Esqr. 095 A large establishment, being the second best in Crieff, the house is two storeys, slated, and in good repair. It affords posting and stabling accommodation in a pretty extensive scale. Property of the innkeeper, Mr James Stewart.
OS1/25/19/68 PRINCE OF WALES' TREE Prince of Wales' Tree Prince of Wales' Tree Prince of Wales' Tree Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott 095 A young lime tree of about five years' growth, planted here on the 10th of last March in commemoration of the marriage of the Prince of Wales.
OS1/25/19/68 PRINCESS OF WALES' TREE Princess of Wales' Tree Princess of Wales' Tree Princess of Wales' Tree Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott 095 A young lime tree of about five years' growth, planted here on the 10th of last march in commemoration of the Prince of Wales' marriage.
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OS1/25/19/69 COOPER'S CLOSE [Crieff] Cooper's Close Cooper's Close Cooper's Close Geese Dibs, or Cooper's Close Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott Valuation Roll 1857-8 095 A narrow lane extending from High Street southward in which direction it has no outlet. The houses are all two storey, slated, old, and in bad repair. Various proprietors.
OS1/25/19/69 UNION BANK OF SCOTLAND [Crieff] Union Bank of Scotland Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott 095 A Branch of the Union Bank of Scotland, the house is two storeys, slated, and in good repair. Property of Dr [Doctor] Cunningham, Ph [Parish] Minister
OS1/25/19/69 KING STREET King Street King Street King Street King Street King's Street Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Map of Crieff, 1822 Valuation Roll 1857-8 New Statistical Account 095 This street extends from James Square southwesterly to its point of contact with Brown's Row a short distance north of the Railway Inn. The houses are chiefly two storeys, slated, and in good repair. Various proprietors.
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OS1/25/19/70 BROWN'S ROW [Crieff] Brown's Row Brown's Row Brown's Row Brown's Row Brown's Row Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott Valuation Roll 1857-8 New Statistical Account 095 This street extends from a short distance north of the Railway Inn in a southwesterly direction to its junction with Burrell Street opposite the Gas Works. The houses are chiefly two storeys, slated, and in good repair. Various proprietors.
OS1/25/19/70 FREE CHURCH (CRIEFF) Free Church Free Church Free Church Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott 095 Situated in Commissioner' Street, is a plain substantial building, erected in 1846 partly by voluntary subscription of the congregation, and partly by assistance from the Free Church Sustentation Fund.
OS1/25/19/70 DUCHLAGE Duchlage Duchlage Duchlage Duchalage Duchlage Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott Valuation Roll 1857-8 Johnston's Co. [County] Map 095 Farmsteading, dwellinghouse two, out offices on storey, all slated, and in good repair. Property of Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Broich, by Crieff.
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OS1/25/19/71 Site of DRUMMOND CROSS Site of Drummond Cross Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott 095 The site where Drummond Cross formerly stood is in High Street a little to the west of the Jail. Tradition says it was the Cross of the Burgh of Drummond and that it was set up here about A.D. 1688 where it remained until 1746 when it was taken down and placed in the dungeon of the tolbooth. It now stands close to the Jail. It is about 10 feet in height, its transverse sections being each six inched long. It has a coronet worked out in alto relievo on its centre.
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OS1/25/19/72 DRUMMOND CROSS (Removed) Drummond Cross Drummond Cross Drummond Cross Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr. Robert Arnott 095 Standing close to and at the north-west corner of the Jail, to which it is fastened for suport by iron clasps, is an ancient stone cross. It is about ten feet in height its transverse sections being about 6 inches each. It has a coronet worked out on its centre. tradition says that it was the Cross of the Burgh of Drummond and was set up about A.D. [Anno Domini] 1688. It stood in the middle of the street a short dis-tance to the west of where it now stands. It was removed in 1746 and lay in the dungeon of the tolbooth until that building was taken down in 1842. Near the Cross are large iron stocks which, according to tradition, were in existence long before there was a tolbooth in Crieff; but nothing is known of their early history.
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OS1/25/19/74 STOCKS [Drummond Cross-Crieff] Stocks Stocks Stocks Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott 095 Lying at the foot of and touching Drummond Cross are ponderous iron stocks, which bear evident marks of great antiquity, and according to tradition, were in existence long before there was a tolbooth in Crieff. the Cross and the Stocks are so close together that it is impossible to show the two as distinct objects on trace.
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OS1/25/19/75 JAIL (on site of) TOLBOOTH [Crieff] Jail on site of Tolbooth Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott 095 "In the year 1665 the present tolbooth was erected in Crieff, for the accommodation of the Steward & Court, (which from this point ceased to be held in the open air,) and for the despatch of other public business. Originally the tolbooth contained several apartments, which have been converted to other uses,. Some alteration have doubtless been made; but one part of what once belonged to the tolbooth is now a dwelling house, another is a shop, with one of the dungeons for a coal cellar. This last appears to have been the strongest in the whole building. It is an arched dungeon of small dimensions, which was secured by a strong iron door. It contained the celebrated Crieff cage - a netted iron safe, large enough to contain a man, and covered on the top with a lid of solid metal. And sunk in the ground, under the spot where the cage stood, was what was called the black hole, into which atrocious and desperate offenders were sometimes thrust; though it is believed that this dreaded place was tenanted only on rare occasions. The cage is remembered by several of the present inhabitants of Crieff; and the top, or at least part of the top of it, is still preserved in the store cellar already mentioned. It now contains a jail in the ground flat, where offenders are occasionally lodged for a night or so; a court-room, where the justices hold a small debt court, on the first Monday of every month; and another apartment above, where a public library is Kept; There is also a spire attached to it, which contains the town clock, and a good bell, of which tradition says that it was that which was rung at Scone when the Kings of Scotland were crowned. If the tale be true the bell must have been recast; for it bears a later inscription, setting forth, that it was gifted in the year 1725 by John Lord Drummond, uncle of James the third Duke of Perth. The bell was recast, perhaps we should have said re-recast, in the year 1821, at the expense of the inhabitants of Crieff. The original inscription was replaced, but an addition was made to it. The motto to the Drummond aims is inserted between the old inscription and the new addition, and the whole is, as nicely as possible, a fac-simile of the old" New Statistical Account "In 1842 the old tolbooth was taken down, and in 1850 the present building erected on its site. It is a small but substantial structure, having a strong square steeple or spire, which contains the town clock, rising from its centre. Its interior arrangements, etc., are fully described in the second or last paragraph of of the above extracts.
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OS1/25/19/77 CHURCH [Crieff] Church Church Church Mr Thomas Soutar Mr Robert Arnot Alexander Monteath Esqr. 095 The Parish Church of Crieff was built in 1787, it is of Gothic structure, has a massive square tower rising from its south centre. It is seated to accommodate 1100 persons, and stands on the site of the Old Church. "At the demolition of the old parish church (which was an antique Gothic structure, 95 feet long, 18 feet wide and 14 feet in the quire) in the year 1787, about forty gold coins of Robert 1. of Scotland were found deposited in a niche of the wall, about six inches from the floor. Each piece, which was equal in breadth to a modern guinea, and precisely one-fourth of its weight, had the head of this monarch, with the words, "Robertus Rex Scotorum," upon the one side, and St. Andrew with his cross upon the other. These relics of antiquity, it is believed, passed into the possession of some of the neighbouring gentry". New Statistical Account
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OS1/25/19/78 CROSS [Crieff] Cross Cross Cross Mr Thomas Soutar Mr Robert Arnot Alexander Monteith 095 "The Cross of Crieff is certainly a monument of great antiquity. It stood near what was formerly the middle of the town, elevated a step or two on a base of hewn stone, and measuring 6 feet 3 inches in height, nearly 2 feet in width and 6 inches in thickness. It is curiously carved in front, having the form of a cross embossed upon it; and there are traces of what is liKely to have been a motto or inscription; but the characters are so much effaced that it is now altogether impossible to decipher them. Of its early history little seems to be Known, save that it is not the original cross of Crieff. Nobody can tell what or whose it was; but some of the last, or at least of a previous generation remembered that it stood on the neighbouring farm of Trowan; and on the back part of it (which is not carved) the remains of an iron lock or staple are discoverable, to which a ring or collar might have been attached, for the purpose of securing those who were sentenced to the pillory. Another implement of ancient jurisdiction, which was certainly used for this purpose, and which is still preserved, is what is vulgarly termed Chouks, probably the French Jougs. It is a tapering octagonal stone, about 10 feet in length, to which an iron collar was attached, which locked by a padlock. The ancient Crieff Stocks are liKewise preserved". New statistical Account The place where the Jougs stood cannot be pointed out. The instrument of punishment was preserved for many years, but has unaccountably disappeared, no one can say what has become of it. The Stocks are at the foot of the Drummond Cross.
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OS1/25/19/79 RAILWAY INN [Crieff] Railway Inn Railway Inn Railway Inn Rent Receipt Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. 095 A two storey, slated, house occupied as an inn close to the railway terminus. It affords stabling accommodation on a small scale but no posting. Property of James Ferguson, Esqr. Stirling.
OS1/25/19/79 EAST MEADOW East Meadow East Meadow East Meadow Rent Receipt Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. 095 A dwellinghouse, two storeys, slated, and in good repair, to which is attached a small tannery. Property of Mr John Macpherson, Stirling
OS1/25/19/79 MEADOW LANE [Crieff] Meadow Lane Meadow Lane Meadow Lane Map of Crieff - 1822 Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. 095 A narrow street or lane extending form Burrell street at Meadowhead to the south end of Galvelmore Street. houses one storey, slated, and in good repair. Various proprietors.
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OS1/25/19/80 GALVELMORE STREET [Crieff] Galvelmore Street Galvelmore Street Galvelmore Street Galvelmore Street Galvil More Map of Crieff - 1822 Alexander Monteith, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Valuation Roll 1857-8 New Statistical Account 095 A street in Crieff extending from the west end of Commissioners Street to the east end of Lodge Street; the houses are chiefly two storeys, slated, and in good repair. Various proprietors
OS1/25/19/80 CITY OF GLASGOW BANK (Crieff) City of Glasgow Bank City of Glasgow Bank City of Glasgow Bank Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott 095 Branch of the City of Glasgow Bank, situated in Tainshe's Lane. The house is two storeys, slated, and in good repair, and belongs to Mr James McRostie, Galvelmore Street Crieff.
OS1/25/19/80 TAINSHES LANE [Crieff] Tainshe's Lane Tainshe's Lane Tainshe's Lane Tainshe's Lane Map of Crieff - 1822. Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. New Statistical Account 095 A narrow winding lane or street extending from Galvelmore Street to near the north end of King Street. The houses are all two storey, slated, and in good repair. Various proprietors.
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OS1/25/19/81 SCHOOL [Commissioners Street-Crieff] School School School Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott 095 The parish school situated in Commissioners' Street, consists of a one storey schoolhouse, and a two storey dwellinghouse for the schoolmaster. Education afforded:- English reading, writing, and arithmetic, French, Latin, Greek and Mathematics. Average attendance 150.
OS1/25/19/81 COMMISSIONERS STREET [Crieff] Commissioners Street Commissioners Street Commissioners Street Commissioner Street Commissioners' Street Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott Valuation Roll 1857-8 New Statistical Account 095 This street extends from the south end of BacK Lane, at the South U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church, to the south end of Galvelmore Street. The houses are chiefly two storeys, slated, and in good repair. Various proprietors
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OS1/25/19/82 CENTRAL BANK OF SCOTLAND [Crieff] Central Bank of Scotland Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott 095 Branch of the Central Bank of Scotland situated at the southeast corner of Lodge Street, two storeys, slated, and in good repair. Property of the Company.
OS1/25/19/82 EDEN HOUSE Eden House Eden House Eden House Rent Receipt Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. 095 A neat two-storey, slated dwellinghouse, in good repair. Property of Mr John Bain, Bridge of Allan.
OS1/25/19/82 SOUTH UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [Crieff] South U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church South U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church South U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott 095 A neat and commodious building, erected in 1852 by the subscription of the United Presbyterian body in Crieff - 300 sittings.
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OS1/25/19/83 FEUS COTTAGE Feus Cottage Feus Cottage Feus Cottage Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott 095 A neat dwellinghouse, two storeys, slated, and in good repair. Property and residence of Mrs H. Robertson.
OS1/25/19/83 VIEWBANK Viewbank Viewbank Viewbank Rent Receipt Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. 095 A neat, two storey, slated dwellinghouse in good repair, having suitable one storey offices attached. Property of William Halley Esqr. Leith.
OS1/25/19/83 WATER WYND [Crieff] Water Wynd Water Wynd Water Wynd Water Wynd Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott Valuation Roll 1857-8 095 A narrow winding street extending from High Street northwards to the east end of Miller Street. The houses are old, two storeys, slated, and in bad repair. Various proprietors.
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OS1/25/19/84 MITCHELL STREET [Crieff] Mitchell Street Mitchell Street Mitchell Street Mitchell St. Mitchell Street Map of Crieff - 1822. Alexander Monteath, Eqsr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Valuation Roll 1857-8 New Statistical Account 095 This street extends from the east end of Miller Street, northwards to a short distance north of Knock Cottage. The houses are Chiefly two storey, slated, and in good repair. Various proprietors.
OS1/25/19/84 MILLER STREET [Crieff] Miller Street Miller Street Miller Street Miller Street Miller's Street Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott Valuation Roll 1857-8 New Statistical Account 095 Extends from the south end of Mitchell Street westward to the north end of Hill Wynd. The houses are chiefly one storey, slated, and in good repair. Various proprietors.
OS1/25/19/84 HILL WYND [Crieff] Hill Wynd Hill Wynd Hill Wynd Hill's Wynd Hill's Wynd Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott Valuation Roll 1857-8 New Statistical Account 095 This is a narrow winding street extending from High Street northward to the west end of Miller Street, The houses are chiefly two storeys, slated, and in good repair. Various proprietors.
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OS1/25/19/85 ST CATHERINE'S GLEBE St Catherine's Glebe St Catherine's Glebe St Catherine's Glebe Title Deeds Thonas Soutar, Esqr. Alexander Monteath, Esqr. 095 The name of a piece of ground on which is a dwellinghouse and offices, the house is two storeys, slated, and in good repair. It is not Known from what circumstance the place secured the name, whether from association with Church lands or not, but the name itself has been handed sown from time immemorial. Property and residence of Thomas Soutar, Esqr, Solicitor.
OS1/25/19/85 HOLY LAND Holy Land Holy Land Holy Land Map of Crieff, 1822. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Alexander Monteath, Esqr. 095 A small level field, attached to the parish school. Nothing is now Known as to how it received the name, whether by having been formerly associated with church lands or not; but the name itself is well Known in the locality, and has been handed down from time immemorial.
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OS1/25/19/87 FREE CHURCH MANSE [Crieff] Free Church Manse Free Church Manse Free Church Manse Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott 095 A neat and commodious dwellinghouse, two storeys slated, and in good repair. The grounds are not laid out yet, the house being only newly built and not yet occupied.
OS1/25/19/87 BACK LANE [Crieff] Back Lane Back Lane Back Lane Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott 095 A narrow winding street or lane extending from the east end of Commissioners' Street to the Baptist Chapel. The houses are two storeys, slated, and in good repair. various proprietors.
OS1/25/19/87 PITTENZIE TANNERY Pittenzie Tannery Pittenzie Tannery Pittenzie Tannery Pittenzie Tannery Mr John Wright Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Valuation Roll 1857-8 095 A small tannery the buildings of which are old and in bad repair, the place falling fast to decay, and will soon be disued. Property of Mr John Wright, Greenbank, Comrie Road, Crieff.
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OS1/25/19/88 CORNTON PLACE [Crieff] Cornton Place Cornton Place Cornton Place Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott 095 A narrow winding street extending from Cooper's Close on the west to the north end of Back Lane on the east. The houses are chiefly two storeys, slated, and in good repair. Various proprietors.
OS1/25/19/88 DIBAREACH Dibareach Dibareach Dibareach Dibareach Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott Valuation Roll 1857-8 095 A short, narrow street, extending from Cornton Place on the nouth to High Street on the north. the houses are all two storeys, slated, and in good repair. Various proprietors.
OS1/25/19/88 COMMERCIAL BANK OF SCOTLAND [Crieff] Commercial Bank of Scotland Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott 095 A branch of the Commercial Bank of Scotland; the building is large and commodious, two storeys, slated, and in good repair. The property of the Company.
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OS1/25/19/89 BROWN'S LANE [Crieff] Brown's Lane Brown's Lane Brown's Lane Map of Town - 1822. Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. 095 A narrow street or lane in Crieff. extending from High Street, at the Crown Inn, to the east end of Pudding Lane; the houses are all two storeys, slated, and in good repair. - various proprietors.
OS1/25/19/89 SHUTTLE CLOSE [Crieff] Shuttle Close Shuttle Close Shuttle Close Shuttle Close Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr. Robert Arnott Valuation Roll 1857-8 095 A narrow lane or street opening from Brown's Lane and extending eastward a short distance, having no outlet in that direction. The houses are all two storeys, slated, and in good repair. Various proprietors.
OS1/25/19/89 KIRKGATE Kirkgate Kirkgate Kirkgate Kirkgate Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr. Robert Arnott Valuation Roll 1857-8 095 A narrow street extending from High Street to the Baptist Chapel; the houses are old, two storey, slated and in bad repair. Various proprietors.
OS1/25/19/89 [Page] 89 Parish of Crieff Under all the names it reads R. [Roman] Capitals
OS1/25/19/90 ST THOMAS'S WELL St. [Saint] Thomas's Well St. [Saint] Thomas's Well St. [Saint] Thomas's Well Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr. Robert Arnott 095 "The north and east parts of Crieff are supplied from another, and almost equally abundant source; and the memory of St. Thomas, the tutelary saint of Crieff, has been rescued from oblivion by a market and a well, which still bear his name." New Statistical Account This well is situated in a garden on the west side of Brown's Lane. Its waters are very seldom, if ever, used now for culinary purposes. A short time ago the feuer on whose property it is wanted to close it up, but was prevented by the authorities of the town. Tradition ascribes great efficacy to its waters in the cure of certain diseases, such as measles, hoopingcough and is yet, though rarely, resorted to for that purpose. It is Kept in a very unclean state.
OS1/25/19/90 [Page] 90 Parish of Creiff
OS1/25/19/91 LAURELBANK Laurelbank Laurelbank Laurelbank Rent Receipt Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. 095 A neat dwellinghouse in Burrell Street, two storeys, slated, and in good repair. Property of James Buchan, Esqr. High Street, Crieff.
OS1/25/19/91 MEADOWHEAD Meadowhead Meadowhead Meadowhead Rent Receipt Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. 095 A neat two storey slated dwellinghouse in good repair. Property of Mr John Bain, Bridge of Allan.
OS1/25/19/91 BURRELL SQUARE [Crieff] Burrell Square Burrell Square Burrell Square Burrell Square Burrel Square Map of Crieff Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Valuation Roll 1857-8 New Statistical Account 095 A square in the west end of Crieff of an octagonal shape, houses all two storey, slated, and in good repair. Near the centre of the square is a well and four large lime trees. Various proprietors.
OS1/25/19/91 [Page] 91 Parish of Crieff
OS1/25/19/92 BURRELL STREET [Crieff] Burrell Street Burrell Street Burrell Street Burrell Street Burrel Street Map of Crieff - 1822. Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Valuation Roll 1857-8 New Statistical Account 095 A street in the town of Crieff extending from the south end of Brown's Row, near the gas works, to the east end of Milnab Street. The houses are all private dwellings, two storeys, slated, and in good repair. Various proprietors.
OS1/25/19/92 SAUCHIE HOUSE Sauchie House Sauchie House Sauchie House Rent Receipt Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. 095 A neat dwellinghouse in Burrell Street, two storeys, slated, and in good repair. Property of Mr John Bain, Bridge of Allan.
OS1/25/19/92 DRUMMAWHANDIE COTTAGE Drummawhandie Cottage Drummawhandie Cottage Drummawhandie Cottage Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Thomas Soutar, Esqr. Mr Robert Arnott 095 A neat one storey dwelling house in Burrell street, slated, and in good repair. Property and residence of Mrs A. Ferguson.
OS1/25/19/92 [Page] 92 Parish of Crieff
OS1/25/19/93 CRIEFF [town] Crieff Crieff Crieff Crieff Crieff Crieff Old Statistical Account New Statistical Account Johnston's Co. [County] Map Valuation Roll 1857-8 Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Mr. Thomas Soutar 095 "The town of Crieff is situate near the foot of the Grampians, about 17 miles west from Perth, and 22 miles north from Stirling. It is the second in importance in Perthshire. It takes the rank of capital of upper Strathearn; and it stands on the slope of a hill, enjoying a fine southern exposure and commanding a prospect at once sublime and beautiful, Many ancient seats of distinguished families are in the immediate neighbourhood, of which not a few are spacious and elegant; and these circumstances, together with the remarkable salubrity of the atmosphere, have long provenance for Crieff the distinction of being accounted the Montpelier of Scotland. * * * "This town" , says one who is every way qualified to give an opinion, "is a plan of respectable antiquity", - various notices of it occur in the annals of Scottish history. Justice Courts in Air sat a Crieff at a period of a very distant date. It formed the head-quarters of the army of Montrose more than once during the civil wars of the seventeenth century, and in the two last was of intestine commotion, it was traversed and occupied by the insurgent and loyalist forces. In the year 1715 it was burnt down by the Highlanders, and in all probability it would have undergone the same fate in 1745, if the Duke of Perth had not interposed to preserve it from destruction" New Statistical Account The old part of the town, around the parish Church, is very irregularly built, and the houses, in general, are in bad repair; but the rest of the town which has been more recently built, the streets etc. are better laid out. James Square and Burrell Square are tqo large and spacious places. Crieff has some good streets, namely, Burrell Street, King Street, Commissioners' Street, Galvelmore Street, Comrie Street, and High Street. This last is the principal street in the town; all the chief shops, some very good ones, being in it. There are eight places of worship in the town, viz., the Parish and West Churches, Free Church, North and South U.P. [United Presbyterian] Churches, Episcopal Church, Roman Catholic and Baptist Chapels. There are five schools besides Morrisons Academy and Taylor's Institution. There are several neat villas in the suburbs, built within the last few years. The following fairs are now held in Crieff:- St. Thomas' Market, 1st Thursday of January, Strowan Market, 3rd Thursday of February, Meikle Thursday, 2nd Thursday of March, Lady Market, 1st Thursday of April, Turret Market, 1st Thursday of June, Duchlage Market, last Thursday of June, Monzievaird Market, 2nd Thursday of July, Monzie Market, 3rd Thursday of August, Michaelmas Market, the Thursday immediately preceding the October Falkirk Tryst. Crieff has a weekly market, on Thursday, held in James Square, in the open air. [Continued on next page]
OS1/25/19/93 [Page] 93 Parish of Crieff
OS1/25/19/94 CRIEFF Crieff Old Statistical Account New Statistical Account Johnston's Co. [County] Map Valuation Roll 1857-8 Alexander Monteath, Esqr. Mr. Thomas Soutar Continued [from page 93] Crieff is one of the Polling places in the Perthshire for the election of a County Member. It has no boundary for cleaning and lighting purposes, but the erection of the town into a Police Burgh is now under the consideration of the authorities, both Sheriff and Small Debt Courts are held in the town for part of the western district of the County.
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OS1/25/19/95 MIDDLE CRIEFFVECHTER Middle Crieffvechter Middle Crieffvechter Middle Crieffvechter Alexander Monteath Esqr Broich Mr Peter McIntyre Commercial Bank Crieff Rent Receipt 095 A Farm Steading dwelling house and outoffices all one story high Slated and in good repair the property of Lord Abercromby - Airthrey Castle, Stirling.
OS1/25/19/95 WESTER PEATHILLS Wester Peathills Wester Peathills Wester Peathills West Peathills Alexander Monteath Esqr Mr Peter McIntyre Mr James McCallum Valuation Roll 1857-8 095 An old Farm Steading now occupied by ploughman belonging to the Farm of Middle Crieffvechter one story high Slated and in bad repair the property of Lord Abercromby
OS1/25/19/95 PEATHILLS Peathills Peathills Peathills Peathills Peat Hills Alexander Monteath Esqr Mr Peter McIntyre Rent Receipt Johnston's Co. [County] Map Valuation Roll 1857-8 095 A Small Farm Steading dwelling house and offices One story Slated and in good repair the property of Lord Abercromby
OS1/25/19/95 [Page] 95 Parish of Crieff
OS1/25/19/96 SOUTHWOOD Southwood Southwood Southwood Southwood Alexander Monteath Esqr Broich Mr Peter McIntyre Commercial Bank Crieff Rent Receipt Valuation Roll 1857-8 095 A small Farm Steading a dwelling house two Stories high offices one all slated and neatly laid out the property of lord Abercromby
OS1/25/19/96 DOLLERIE BRIDGE Dollerie Bridge Dollerie Bridge Dollerie Bridge Alexander Monteath Esqr. Mr Peter McIntyre Mr John Boden 095 A stone bridge of one arch, spanning the Pow Water on the T.P. [Turnpike] road leading from Crieff to Auchterarder, built and repaired by the county.
OS1/25/19/96 [Page] 96 Parish of Crieff
OS1/25/19/97 QUARRY (Sandstone) [Easter Crieffvechter] Easter Crieffvechter Quarry Easter Crieffvechter Quarryuarry Lease of Quarry John Reid. Mason Crieff Thomas Graham. Foreman of the Quarry 095 A sandstone quarry on the farm of Easter Crieffvechter & estate of Lord Abercromby
OS1/25/19/97 WESTER DOLLERIE Wester Dollerie Wester Dollerie Wester Dollerie Wester Dollerie W. [West] Dollerie John Boden. Wester Dollerie by Crieff Peter McIntyre Alexander Monteath Esqr Valuation Roll 1857-8 Johnston's Co. [County] Map 095 A dwelling house, smithy Offices etc. one story, slated & in good repair. on the property of Anthony Murray Esqr.
OS1/25/19/97 WESTERTON Westerton Westerton Westerton Alexander Monteath Esqr John Boden Peter McIntyre 095 An unoccupied dwelling house in bad repair the property of Anthony Murray Esqr of Dollerie
OS1/25/19/97 [Page] 97 Sheet 95 No. 16 -- Parish of Crieff [note] As this quarry joins the Farmsteading of Easter Crieffvechter it is unnecessary to repeat the name.
OS1/25/19/98 EAST GREENHEAD East Greenhead East Greenhead East Greenhead East Greenhead Mrs. Jamieson East Greenhead by Crieff Peter McIntyre Commercial Bank Crieff Alexander Monteath Esqr. 095 A small croft farm in with dwelling house, two stories, slated and in good repair the property of the Rt. Honble [Right Honourable] Lord Abercromby
OS1/25/19/98 EASTER CRIEFFVECHTER Easter Crieffvechter . Easter Crieffvechter Easter Crieffvechter Lease of Farm John McAra Easter Crieffvechter by Crieff Peter McIntyre Valuation Roll 1857-8 095 A dwelling house farm steading offices, one story, slated, and in good repair the property of the Rt. [Right] Honble. [Honourable] Lord Abercromby
OS1/25/19/98 [Page] 98 Sheet 95 No. 16 -- Parish of Crieff Greenhead [crossed out]
OS1/25/19/99 HIGHLANDMAN STATION Highlandman Station Highlandman Station Highlandman Station Mr James Taylor Station master Mr David Hally Mr Andrew Sharp 107 A small wooden house situated about a mile South of Crieff on the Crieff Junction Railway - to which is attached a handsome dwellinghouse the residence of the Station master. Property of the Crieff Junction Railway Company
OS1/25/19/99 [Page] 99 Perthshire -- Parish of Crieff Dargill Island [crossed out] In Muthill Ph. [Parish]
OS1/25/19/100 WESTER DALPATRICK Wester Dalpatrick Wester Dalpatrick Wester Dalpatrick Wester Dalpatrick West Dalpatrick Dalpatrick H.B. Watson Esqr. Factor Mr. David Hally. Farmer Wester Dalpatrick Rent Receipt - 1862 Copy of Lease Valuation Roll 1857-8 Johnston's Co. [County] Map 107 A large farmsteading. dwelling house two storeys. slated offices one storey and slated the whole in good repair. The Hill of Dornick is attached to this farm. Property of William Murray Stirling. or Hume Drummond. Esqr. Abercairney
OS1/25/19/100 SOUTH FORR South Forr South Forr South Forr South Forr Forr Mr Andrew Sharp. Farmer, South Forr Rent Receipt Copy of Lease valuation Roll 1857-8 Johnston's Co. [County] Map 107 A farmsteading dwelling-house and offices one storey, Slated and in good repair. Property of Lord and Lady Willoughby D. Ersby. Drummond Castle by Crieff
OS1/25/19/100 [Page] 100 Perthshire -- Parish of Crieff
OS1/25/19/101 Site of ROMAN ROAD [Ardoch to Stormount] (Site of) Roman Road (Site of) Roman Road (Site of) Roman Road Mr John Faichney East Dalpatrick, by Crieff Mr Peter Ferguson Schoolmaster Muthill Mr Alexander MacDuff Muthill 107 The site of a portion of the Roman Road leading from Ardoch to Stormount, there is very little of the Road in the parish of Crieff. The Road, after crossing the River Earn, at Creel Ford, appears to abruptly change its direction from a northerly to an easterly one, and it is traditionally held that at this point there once existed a branch leading through Strath Earn to the camps at Dalginross. This tradition is supported by the circumstance of a pavement composed of stones, bedded together in the usual way the Roman Roads were generally constructed, being dug up, when the present T.P. [Turnpike] road was made through Burrelll Street in Crieff, but there is no one able to point out the site if this branch road. The portion of the Roman Road in the parish of Crieff is entirely destroyed, having been dug up at the time the changing of the course and being up the Pow Water removed.
OS1/25/19/101 [Page] 101 Parish of Crieff
OS1/25/19/102 CREEL FORD (Disused) Creel Ford (disused) Creel Ford (disused) Creel Ford (disused) Mr John Faichney Mr Peter Ferguson Mr Alexander MacDuff 107 This name is applied to that part of the River Earn which was crossed by the Roman Road. the ford is not now used, the water being too deep to admit of the river being crossed at this spot.
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OS1/25/19/103 EASTER DALPATRICK Easter Dalpatrick Easter Dalpatrick Easter Dalpatrick East Dalpatrick Alexander Monteath Esqr Broich Mr Peter McIntyre Comml [Commercial] Bank Crieff Rent Receipt Valuation Roll 1857-8 107 A Farm Steading dwelling house and out offices all one storey high slated and in good repair the property of Hume Drummond Abercarny A Brick and Tile Work a short distance N.E. [North East] of this farm steading is included in this name.
OS1/25/19/103 DALPATRICK FERRY Dalpatrick Ferry Dalpatrick Ferry Dalpatrick Ferry Boat Dalpatrick Alexander Monteath Esqr Mr Peter McIntyre Rent Receipt Valuation Roll 1857-8 107 A public Ferry on the river Earn and on the Toll Road between Crieff and Auchterarder the charge is one halfpenny per individual the property of Hume Drummond Abercarny
OS1/25/19/103 DORNICK MILL (Corn) Dornick Mill Dornick Mill Dornick Mill Mill of Dornock Dornock Alexander Monteath Esqr Mr Peter McIntyre Rent Receipt Valuation Roll 1857-8 Johnston's Co. [County] Map 107 A Corn and Barley Mill worked by water power 3 stories high slated and in good repair the property of Hume Drummond Esqr. Abercarny
OS1/25/19/103 [Page] 103 Parish of Crieff
OS1/25/19/104 MILLHILLS Millhills Millhills Millhills Millhills Millhill Millhills Mr James McCallum Proprietor & Occupier Alexander Monteath Esqr. Broich Mr Peter McIntyre Commerl. [Commercial] Bank Crieff Valuation Roll 18578 Johnston's Co. [County] Map New Statistical Account 107 A neat two story high house with out offices one story all slated and in very good repair forming A small estate the property and residence of Mr James McCallum
OS1/25/19/104 MILLHILLS BRIDGE Millhills Bridge Millhills Bridge Millhills Bridge Mr James McCallum Millhills Alexander Monteath Broich Mr Peter McIntyre Comml. [Commercial] Bank Crieff 107 A Stone Bridge of one arch over the Pow Water on a statute Labor Road, erected and supported by the Parish.
OS1/25/19/104 POW WATER Pow Water Pow Water Pow Water The Pow Mr James McCallum Millhills Alexander Monteath Broich Mr Peter McIntyre Coml. [Commercial] Bank Crieff New Statistical Account 107 An ordinary Sized Stream flowing from Methven Moss dividing the Parishes of Fowels from Madderty and Crieff from the latter and falling into the River Earn east of Dalpatrick Ferry a great part of its course is embanked and artificially led
OS1/25/19/104 [Page] 104 Parish of Crieff
OS1/25/19/105 ALLT NA HASH Allt Na Hash Allt Na Hash Allt Na Hash William McGregor Dougal Campbell Estate Plan 107 A small hill stream, rising about ¾ of a mile on the east side, and of the Dounie Burn, joining it about 1½ mile below its source. It is an Anglicized name
OS1/25/19/105 CREAG NA H-ATHAIS Craig na Hash Craig na Hash Craig na Hash William McGregor Dougal Campbell Estate Plan Rev. [Reverend] J. McCallum, Killin. 1896 107 A hill on the north side of the above stream from which the stream derives its name It is covered wit heathy pasture It is an Anglincized name
OS1/25/19/105 BOTICH Botich Botich Botich William McGregor Dougal Campbell Estate Plan 107 A very conspicuous hill & covered with heaathy pasture Situated on the east side of Dounie Burn, and on the south of Allt na Hash. It is an Anglisized name.
OS1/25/19/105 [Page] 105 County of Perth -- Ph [Parish] of Crieff -- Sheet 84 Plan 7
OS1/25/19/106 ALLT NA CORRIE BOWIE Allt na Corrie Bowie Allt na Corrie Bowie Allt na Corrie Bowie William Mcgregor, Dallick Dougal Campbell Dallick Estate Plan 084 A small mountain stream, a tributary of Dounie Burn, and rises on its Eastern side. It is a Anglicized name.
OS1/25/19/106 CRAGGEN DAUNS Craggen Dauns Craggen Dauns Craggen Dauns William McGregor Dallick Dougal Campbell Dallick Estate Plan 084 A considerable hill, covered with heathy pasture. situated on the N. [North] side of Allt na Corrie Bowie and the east of the Dounie Burn. It is an Anglicized name.
OS1/25/19/106 CRAGGEN VOAIN Craggen Voain Craggen Voain Craggen Voain William McGregor Dougal Campbell Estate Plan 084 A conspicuous hill on the west side of Dounie Burn, covered with heathy pasture, and slightly covered with loose stones on its easterly declivity, It is an Anglicized name.
OS1/25/19/106 [Page] 106 County of Perth -- Ph [Parish] of Crieff -- Sheet 84 Plan 1
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OS1/25/19/107 [Page] 107 Grampian Mountains -- For Authorities and Descriptive Remarks see Name Book of Sheet 11, also sheet 50.
OS1/25/19/108 MEALL RAWER Meal Rawns Meal Rawns Meal Rawns Meall Rawer Meall Rawer William McGregor Dougal Campbell Estate Plan Mr D. Moir, Grieve Lethandy Cottages Mr Robertson, Forrester, Lethandy Cottages 084 A small hill covered with heath and situated on the south side and near to the top of Corriearick Burn. It is an Anglicized name.
OS1/25/19/108 CORRIEARICK BURN Corriearick Burn Corriearick Burn Corriearick Burn William McGregor Dougal Campbell Estate Plan 084 A small hill stream, a tributary of the Shiligan Burn. The boundary between Crieff and Fowlis, runs along this Stream
OS1/25/19/108 RIVER ALMOND 070 ; 071 ; 084 For Authorities and Descriptive Remarks See Name Book of Sheet 70
OS1/25/19/108 GLEN ALMOND 070 ; 071 ; 084 For Authorities and Descriptive Remarks See Name Book of Sheet 70
OS1/25/19/108 [Page] 108 County of Perth -- Ph [Parish] of Crieff -- Sheet 84 Plan1
OS1/25/19/109 GREENFIELD Greenfield Greenfield Greenfield Greenfield Thomas Forrest Shepherd Estate Plan Thomas Patton Esqr. Valuation Roll for 1857-8 084 A two storey house, with offices attached, slated and in good repair. Tenant George Patton Esqr. Edinburgh Proprietor Thomas Patton Esqr.
OS1/25/19/109 SHILIGAN BURN Shiligan Burn Shiligan Burn Shiligan Burn Dougal Campbell Dalick Thomas Forrest Greenfield Thomas Patton Esqr. 084 A large mountain stream rising in the Grampians N. [North] of Crieff Parish. and flowing in a southern direction untill it joins the River Almond about one mile below Buchanty
OS1/25/19/109 FENDOCH BURN For Authorities and Descriptive Remarks see Name Book of Sheet 83
OS1/25/19/109 [Page] 109 County of Perth -- Sheet 84 - Plan 6. -- Ph [Parish] of Crieff
OS1/25/19/110 CNOC CAR Cnoc Car Cnoc Car Cnoc Car Dougal Campbell Dalick Thomas Forrest Greenfield Thomas Patten Esqr. Proprietor 084 A prominent Knoll, planted with fir situated about ¾ of a mile N. [North] of the Hamlet of Buchanty. It is supposed to have a Roman outpost. in connection with the Fendoch camp, from which it is distant about a mile N. [North] It is an Anglicized Gaelic Name.
OS1/25/19/110 LETHENDY COTTAGE Lethendy Cottage Lethendy Cottage Lethendy Cottage Daniel Moir Tenant Alexander Robson Factor, &c. Estate Plan. 084 A neat cottage, one storey high, [slated] and in excellent repair, Tenant Daniel Moir, Grieve Proprietor Thomas Patton Esqr. Glenalmond by The Cairnies
OS1/25/19/110 STONE COFFIN FOUND HERE [Lethendy Cottage] Stone Coffin Stone Coffin Stone Coffin Alexander Robson. Factor Daniel Moir, Ground Stewart Dougal Campbell, Dalick 084 A stone coffin, containing human bones - supposed to have been claimed - was dug up here, by some workmen whilst draining a few years since
OS1/25/19/110 [Page] 110 County of Perth -- Ph [Parish] of Crieff -- Sheet 84 - Plan 10
OS1/25/19/111 MILLRODGIE COTTAGE Millrodgie Cottage Millrodgie Cottage Millrodgie Cottage Cottage at Milrodgie Mr Patton Mr Stewart Mr Comrie Valuation Roll for 1857-8 084 A one story cottage, slated and in excellent repair. This cottage is tenantless, Property of Mr Patton.
OS1/25/19/111 MILLRODGIE Millrodgie Cottages at Milrodgie Mr Patton Mr Stewart Mr Comrie Valuation Roll for 1857-8 084 Two cottar houses and a saw mill, the latter was once a barley mill; the whole are slated and in excellent repair. Property of Mr Patton.
OS1/25/19/111 ROUND LOCH Round Loch Mr Patton Estate plan 1837 Mr Gregor Dallick & Buchanty Nr [Near] Methven 084 A small loch situated in a fir plantation about ¼ mile directly north from Dallick.
OS1/25/19/111 [Page] 111 County of Perth -- Ph [Parish] of Crieff -- 25 Inch sheet 84, plan 9.
OS1/25/19/112 LOCH FADH Loch Fadh Loch Fadh Loch Fadh Mr Patton Mr Gregor Estate plan 1837. 084 This is a small Loch Situated about 3 chains north-west- from Round Loch. It is an Anglicized name.
OS1/25/19/112 GLENALMOND HOUSE Glenalmond Ho. [House] Estate plan 1782 Estate plan 1887 Mr Patton Propr. [Proprietor] Valuation Roll for 1857-8 084 A handsome two storey dwelling house, with extensive office houses, all slated and in excellent repair, Property of and tenanted by, Mr Patton.
OS1/25/19/112 CASTLE (Remains of) [Glenalmond] Castle (Remains of) Mr Patton, pr. [proprietor] Mr Gregor Mr Stewart 084 The remains of an old castle, so[---] visible and entirely grown over with long grass, It was a hunting seat of the Earls of Tully bardine. Nothing of the history of it is Known, A large Key was found at this castle, supposed to be the key of the castle, it is now in the possession of Mr. Patton, the proprietor
OS1/25/19/112 [Page] 112 County of Perth -- Ph [Parish] of Crieff -- 25 Inch sheet 84 plan 9
OS1/25/19/113 DUNIE BURN Dunie Burn Estate plan 1782 Esate plan 1837. Mr Patton 084 This burn rises in the Grampian Mountains about 2 miles north from Meikle Dunie, flows past the latter, & joins the River almond at Millrodgie.
OS1/25/19/113 [Page] 113 Co. [County] Perth, Ph [Parish] of Crieff -- 25 Inch Sheet 84, plan 9.
OS1/25/19/114 TOM BELLIE Tom Bellie Mr Patton. Pr [Proprietor] Mr Gregor Mr Stewart 084 A hill entirely covered with mixed wood, about a ¼ of a mile north-east from Dallick. The name of this hill It is an Anglicised Gaelic Name
OS1/25/19/114 URNS-CAMP KETTLES-BROKEN SPEARS AND PIECES OF ARMOUR FOUND HERE A.D. 1834 [Fendoch] Urns, &c Mr Patton Mr Stewart David Stewart Easter Fendoch, Buchanty Nr [Near] Methven 084 These were found by Mr David Stewart in the august of 1834 and were sold to an antiquarian in Edinburgh but were purloined in the course of being transmitted to him. They were so far decayed that parts of them fell asunder when touched.
OS1/25/19/114 ROMAN CAMP (Site of) [Fendoch] Egyptian Roman Camp (Site of) Estate plan 1782 Mr Patton Mr Stewart 084 There is very little of this camp to be seen, the most complete part of it is a Redoubt in a wood north of the trust road. It is mentioned of it by Mr Rodger in his "Beauties of Upper Strath Earn", to have occupied an area of 45 acres and to have been large enough to contain 12000 men. The extent of the camp was pointed out by Mr Stewart who remembers its form 20 years ago when the trenches were not so much defaced as at the present time.
OS1/25/19/114 REDOUBT (Remains of) [Fendoch]This is to be in Small Egyptian. Supposed Redoubt (Remains of) Estate plan 1782 Mr Patton Mr Stewart 084 There is very little of this camp to be seen, the most complete part of it is a Redoubt in a wood north of the trust road. It is mentioned of it by Mr Rodger in his "Beauties of Upper Strath Earn", to have occupied an area of 45 acres and to have been large enough to contain 12000 men. The extent of the camp was pointed out by Mr Stewart who remembers its form 20 years ago when the trenches were not so much defaced as at the present time.
OS1/25/19/114 [Page] 114 Co. [County] Perth, Ph [Parish] of Crieff, -- 25 Inch Sheet 84, plan 9.
OS1/25/19/115 MEIKLE DUNIE Meikle Dunie Meikle Downie Duke of Atholl's Estate plan 1782. Mr Patton's Estate plan 1827. Mr Patton, Propr. [Proprietor] Valuation Roll for 1857-8 084 A two storey dwellling house with office houses, all slated and in good repair. Property of Mr Patton, Glenalmond House, Nr. Methven. Tenanted by Robert Duar.
OS1/25/19/115 LITTLE DUNIE Little Dunie Little Downie Estate plan 1782. Estate plan 1837. Mr Patton. Valuation Roll for 1857-8 084 Two cottar houses both slated and in good repair. Property of of Mr Patton, and tenanted by his gamekeeper and a farm labourer.
OS1/25/19/115 DALLICK Dallick Dalick Estate plan 1782 Estate plan 1837 Mr Patton Valuation Roll for 1857-8 084 One cottage house slated & in good repair. It is tenanted by two farm labourers each having two or three acres of land. Property of Mr Patton.
OS1/25/19/115 [Page] 115 Co. [County] Perth, Ph [Parish] of Crieff, -- 25 Inch Sheet 84, plan 9.
OS1/25/19/116 WEST BUCHANTY West Buchanty Lease 1845. Peter Comrie West Buchanty Via Methven. Mr Patton Glenalmond House Via Methven. 084 A two storey dwelling house with office houses, all slated and in good repair. Property of Mr Drummond Abercairney House, Via Crieff.
OS1/25/19/116 EASTER FENDOCH Easter Fendoch Rent receipt 1861. James Stewart, Easter Fendoch Buchanty Via Methven 084 A one storey dwelling house with office houses, all thatched and in a very bad state of preservation. Property of Mr Drummond, Abercairney House.
OS1/25/19/116 BRIDGE OF BUCHANTY Bridge of Buchanty Mr Patton Peter Comrie James Stewart 084 A one arched stone bridge spanning the River Almond, near the small village of Buchanty.
OS1/25/19/116 [Page] 116 Co. [County] Perth, Ph [Parish] of Crieff, -- 25 Inch Sheet 84, plan 9.
OS1/25/19/117 [Page] 117 [Volume] 19 OS1/25/19 [Date Stamp] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. STORE 28 APR. [April] 1898 SOUTHAMPTON NAME BOOK OF THE PARISH OF CRIEFF IN THE COUNTY OF PERTH
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OS1/25/19/118 [Page] 118 INDEX Names of Objects -- Page Auchilhanzie -- 3 Allegane Burn -- 64 Allt Ghilbert -- 5 Allt na Corrie Bowie -- 106 Allt na Hash -- 105 Back Lane -- 87 Badeochalloch -- 11 Baptist Chapel -- 63 Barvick Burn -- 9 Barvick Wood -- 8 Bog Burn -- 39 Boglehouse -- 18 Botich -- 105 Bridge-End -- 46 Bridge-End House -- 50 Bridge of Buchanty -- 116 Bridge of Hosh -- 8 Bridge of Turret -- 7 Broich -- 51 Broughty -- 12 Brown's Lane -- 89 Brown's Row -- 70 Burrell Square -- 91 Burrell Street -- 92 Bute Cottage -- 25 Callum's Hill -- 33 Cameron Cottage -- 23 Camp -- 17 Castledow -- 39 Castle (Remains of) -- 112 Cattle Market -- 64 Cemetery -- 44 Central Bank of Scotland -- 82 Church -- 77 City of Glasgow Bank -- 80 Clerachan -- 42 Cnoc Car -- 110 Colony -- 16 Coldwells -- 28 Coldwells House -- 23 Commercial Bank of Scotland -- 88 Commercial Hotel -- 68 Commissioners Street -- 81 Comrie Road -- 29 Comrie Street -- 29 Cooper's Close -- 69 Cope's Well -- 32 Cornton -- 51 Cornton Place -- 88 Corriearick Burn -- 108 Cradle Stone -- 36 Craggen Dauns -- 106 Craggen Voain -- 106 Creag na h-Athais -- 105 Creel Ford (Disused) -- 102 Crieff ph [parish] -- 1 Crieff -- 93 Crieff Bridge -- 49 Crieff Junction Railway -- 56 Croftweit House -- 22 Cross -- 78 Crown Inn -- 29 Culcrieff -- 12 Cultoquhey Burn -- 41 Currochreen -- 18 Dallerie -- 13 Dalpatrick Ferry -- 103 Dallick -- 115 Dalvreck Bridge -- 13 Dibareach -- 88 Dollerie Bridge -- 96 Dornick Mill (Corn) -- 103 Dowald -- 39 Dowald T.P. [Turnpike] -- 16 Duchlage -- 70 Druidical Temple (Remains of) -- 5 Druidical Temple (Remains of) -- 33 Drummawhandie -- 61 Drummawhandie Cottage -- 92 Drummond Arms Hotel -- 62 Site of Drummond Cross -- 71 Drummond Cross (Removed) -- 72 Dryton -- 17 Dunie Burn -- 113 Earnbank -- 50 Easter Crieffvechter -- 98 Easter Dalpatrick -- 103 Easter Dowald -- 112 Easter Fendoch -- 116 East Greenhead -- 98 East Meadow -- 79 Easter Kincardine -- 58 Eden House -- 82 Episcopalian School -- 67 Falls of Barvick -- 7
OS1/25/19/118 Craig na Hash crossed out and replaced with Creag na h-Athais (but Allt na Hash hasn't been amended) - also see written note by surveyor on final index page Dargill School 99 written then crossed out - not transcribed Duchlage 69 crossed out and replace with 70
OS1/25/19/119 [Page] 119 Names of Objects -- Page Falls of Keltie -- 6 Fendoch Burn -- 109 Ferntower -- 31 Feus Cottage -- 83 Free Church -- 70 Free Church Manse -- 12 Free Church Manse -- 87 Free Church School -- 59 Gallowford Road -- 44 Gallow Hill -- 43 Gallowhill House -- 50 Galvelbeg -- 18 Galvelmore House -- 67 Galvelmore Street -- 80 Gas Works -- 66 Glen Almond -- 108 Glenalmond House -- 112 Grampian Mountains -- 107 Greenbank -- 23 Greenhead -- 42 Greenfield -- 109 Haughs of Pittentian -- 52 Hawkshaw Cottage -- 24 Highlandman Station -- 99 High Street -- 26 Hill of Callander -- 6 Hill Wynd -- 84 Holy Land -- 85 Hosh -- 7 Inchbrakie -- 40 Inchbrakie Castle (Site of) -- 38 Inchglass -- 61 Jail (on Site of Tolbooth) -- 75 James Cottage -- 44 James Square -- 27 Keltie Bridge -- 11 Keltie Burn -- 10 King Street -- 69 Kinnaird -- 62 Kirkgate -- 89 Knockearn House -- 21 Knock Cottage -- 21 Knock of Crieff -- 34 Laiker -- 17 Laurelbank -- 91 Laurel House -- 24 Lethendy Cottage -- 110 Little Dunie -- 115 Lodge Street -- 26 Loch Fadh -- 112 Mains of Callander -- 11 Manse -- 55 Manse -- 65 McFarlane's Lane -- 67 Meadowhead -- 91 Meadow Lane -- 79 Meal Rawer -- 108 Meikle Dunie -- 115 Middle Crieffvechter -- 95 Miller Street -- 84 Millhills -- 104 Millhills Bridge -- 104 Milnab -- 14 Milnab Street -- 24 Millrodgie -- 111 Millrodgie Cottage -- 111 Mitchell Street -- 84 Moat -- 37 Morrison's Academy (Endowed) -- 20 Muckle Burn -- 41 Murrayfield Cottage -- 58 Newbigging -- 57 North Forr -- 55 North U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church -- 65 Peathills -- 95 Pittachar -- 56 Pittentian -- 52 Pittentian Quarry (Disused) -- 57 Pittenzie House -- 66 Pittenzie Street -- 66 Pittenzie Tannery -- 87 Post Office -- 59 Pow Water -- 104 Prince of Wales' Tree -- 68 Princess of Wales' Tree -- 68 Pudding Lane -- 61 Railway Inn -- 79 Railway Station -- 59 Redoubt (Remains of) -- 114 River Almond -- 108 River Earn -- 47 Roman Camp (Site of) -- 114 Site of Roman Road -- 101 Roman Catholic Chapel -- 46 Rosebank -- 22 Round Loch -- 111
OS1/25/19/120 [Page] 120 Names of Objects -- Page Sauchie House -- 92 St Catherine's Glebe -- 85 St Margaret's College -- 60 St Michael's Church (Episcopalian) -- 26 St Michael's Lodge (Freemasons) -- 62 St Thomas's Well -- 90 School -- 45 School -- 65 School -- 81 Shaggie Burn -- 10 Shiligan Burn -- 109 Shuttle Close -- 89 South Forr -- 100 South U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church -- 82 Southwood -- 96 Spout Bane -- 6 Springbank -- 21 Springhill -- 11 Standing Stone -- 54 Site of Stayt of Crieff -- 53 Stocks -- 74 Stone Coffin Found Here -- 110 Strath Earn -- 48 Strathearn Inn -- 30 Tainshes Lane -- 80 Taylor's Institution (Endowed) -- 15 Tom Bellie -- 114 Tomacrochter -- 30 Tomaknock -- 16 Town Green -- 63 Turret Burn -- 9 Union Bank of Scotland -- 69 Urns, camp Kettles, broken spears & pieces of Armour Found Here A.D. 1834 -- 114 Viewbank -- 83 Viewmount -- 30 Walton Lodge -- 55 Water Wynd -- 83 West Buchanty -- 114 West Church (Chapel of Ease) -- 25 Wester Crieffvechter -- 52 Wester Dalpatrick -- 100 Wester Dollerie -- 97 Wester Kincardine -- 58 Wester Peathills -- 95 Westerton -- 97 Woodhead of Callander -- 8 Remarks on Name Sheets In many cases, in this district of the Highlands, it has been deemed advisable to adopt the Anglicised method of spelling - such being commonly used in the district for legal and other purposes. In some of the Gaelic names also the Provincial method of spelling has been adopted, as no authorities can be obtained for the spelling of such names in correct Gaelic, F. E. Pratt Capt. R.E. [Captain Royal Engineers]