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DUNBLANE [parish] |
Dunblane
Dunblane
Dunblane
Dunblane
Dunblane
Dunblane |
New Statistical Account
Old Statistical Account
Fullartons Gazetteer of Scotland
Sheriffs List of Parishes
Oliver and Boyd's Almanack
Johnston's County Map |
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The parish of Dunblane is supposed to take its name from St. Blane, a Culdee, and Holme Hill, an eminence or dun overlooking the Cathedral; it is in the Presbytery of Dunblane, Synod of Perth and Stirling.
The Parish contains 18,635 Statute Acres and is bounded on the East and North East by the parishes of Alva, Blackford, and Ardoch, on the North by the parish of Muthill and a detached part No. 4 of Monzievaird and Strowan, on the West by the Parish of Kilmadock and on the South by the parishes of Lecropt and Logie.
Stirling is the nearest market town to Dunblane distant about 5½ miles and the only other village in the parish is that of Kinbuck.
The Sheriff Substitute of the Western district of Perthshire resides in Dunblane. Connected with his Court there are a Sheriff Clerk, Procurator Fiscal and four other practising attorneys. There are no detached portions of Dunblane in any other Parish, nor is there a detached portion of any Parish in Dunblane. |
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WEST BOWS |
West Bows
West Bows
West Bows
West Bows
Wester Bows
W. [West] Bows
W. [West] Bows |
Rent receipt
Mr David Dewar
Mr Archibald Buchanan (Overseer)
Lease Papers
Valuation Roll
Johnston's County Map
Stobie's County Map |
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A farmsteading, dwelling house, and offices. one storey, slated and in good repair; the property of Sir James Campbell Bart. [Baronet] and occupied by Mr David Dewar. |
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ARDOCH BURN |
Ardoch Burn
Ardoch Burn
Ardoch Burn |
Mr David Dewar
Mr Archibald Buchanan
Mr John Cammeron |
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A large stream formed by the united waters of Garvald Burn and Allt Bheith, and flowing, for the first portion of its Course, eastward, and afterwards in a south-west direction, joins the River Teith a short distance from Doune Castle. For a short portion of its course it forms the Boundary between the Parishes of Kilmadock and Dunblane |
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County of Perth -- Parish of Dunblane -- [Page] 3 Traces 1, 2, 6 |
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EASTER BOWS |
Easter Bows
Easter Bows
Easter Bows
E.[East] Bows
E.[East] Bows |
Lease Papers
Valuation Roll
Mr John Cameron
Johnston's County Map
Stobie's County Map |
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A farmsteading , dwellinghouse one storey, offices partly one, and partly two storeys in height, all slated and in good repair; property of Sir James Campbell Bart.[Baronet] Kilbride Castle. |
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GALLOWHILL QUARRY |
Gallowhill Quarry |
Robert Young, Factor
William Buchan |
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A good whinstone quarry on the west slope of Gallow Hill, from which it takes its name. Property William Stirling Esq. Keir. |
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[Page] 5 Parish of Dunblane - Trace 4 & 7
Gallow Hill - "For Authorities & descriptive remarks see Name Book of Lecropt Parish 132.7" |
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WEST CULLINGS |
West Cullings
West Cullings
West Cullings
West Cullings
W.[West] Cullings
W. [West] Cullings |
Mr Lennox occupier
Rent reciept
Mr John McFarlane
Valuation Roll 1857-58
Johnston's County Map
Stobie's County Map |
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A Small farmsteading, dwellinghouse one storey, tiled offices one story, thatched. the whole in tolerable repair property of the Honble. [Honourable] Captain Drummond, Inchbrackie House by Crieff |
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MIDDLE CULLINGS |
Middle Cullings |
Mr John Lennox occupr.[occupier]
Rent reciept
Mr Robert McFarlane |
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A small farmsteading, dwellinghouse and offices, each one Story in heigth, thatched, and in good repair property of the Honble.[Honourable]
Captain Drummond Inchbrackie house, Crieff |
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EAST CULLINGS |
East Cullings
East Cullings
East Cullings
East Cullings
E.[East] Cullings
E.[East] Cullings |
Mr Robert McFarlane occp:[occupier]
Rent reciept
Mr John McFarlane
Valuation Roll (West Cromlix) 1857-58
Johnston's County Map
Stobie's County Map |
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A small farmsteading, dwellinghouse one storey, tiled, offices one story, part of which are thatched and the remainder slated, the whole in good repair. Property of the Honble.[Honourable] Captn.[Captain] Drummond Inchbrackie House by Crieff |
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NORTH CROMLIX |
North Cromlix |
John McFarlane occupier
Rent reciept
Mr John Lennox |
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A small farmsteading dwellhouse and offices each one story high, the whole are tiled and in good repair Property of the Honble.[Honourable] Capt [Captain] Drummond, Inchbrackie House by Crieff |
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WEST CROMLIX |
West Cromlix |
Mr Robert McFarlane ocpr.[occupier]
Rent reciept and Lease
Valuation Roll 1857-58 |
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A small farmsteading. dwelling house one story thatched. offices one and two stories. the former tiled and the latter slated the whole are in tolerable repair. The Honble.[Honourable] Captn.[Captain] Drummond proprietor. |
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BRACKLIN BURN |
Bracklin Burn |
Mr Robert McFarlane
Mr John Lennox
Mr John McFarlane |
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Is about one mile and a half long. It collects in the moorland west from West Cullings and falls into Lodge burn about one mile from where the latter joins the AllanWater |
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WESTER CAMBUSHINNIE |
Wester Cambushinnie |
Mr James McNaughton
Mr William Lennox
Mr P Christie
Valuation Roll for 1857-8 |
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A large farmsteading, dwelling house and offices one storey, former tiled latter slated. all in good repair. property of Captain Drummond of Cromlix Inchbrackie by Crieff |
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PARK BURN |
Park Burn |
Mr James McNaughton
Mr William Lennox
Mr P Christie |
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A small stream which rises above wester
Cambushinnie. after flowing for a short distance it falls into the water of Allan a little above the stone bridge North of the village of Kinbuck |
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TODHILL BURN |
Todhill Burn |
Mr James McNaughton
Mr William Lennox
Mr P Christie |
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A large stream which rises on Sheriffmuir. after flowing for a considerable distance it falls into the water of Allan about a mile and a half East of the village of Kinbuck |
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ALLAN WATER |
Allan Water |
Mr James McNaughton
Mr William Lennox
Mr P Christie |
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A river which rises in the parish of Blackford. after flowing in a circuitous direction it emties itself into the River Forth, west of the village of Bridge of Allan |
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THE JUDGE'S CAIRN |
The Judge's Cairn
The Judge's Cairn
The Judge's Cairn |
Mr Donald McDonald Dalbrack.
Mr Peter McDonald
Mr David Dewar. West Bows |
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This name applies to a heap of Stones overgrown
with Grass Situated about ½ a mile to the North of Upper Glastry.It is said the Sheriff used to hold his court there. It is mentioned in a book entitled "Essay on the Dunblane Mineral Springs", dated 1839, Extract "The Judge's Cairn yet indispersed, a circular heap of rough mountain Stones, covered with furze, on the farm of Bowie, Barony of Kilbride.
It is sometime known under the name of "The Big Cairn" |
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UPPER GLASTRY |
Upper Glastry
Upper Glastry
New Glastry |
Lease Papers
Mr Peter McDonald, Tenant
Valuation Roll. 1857-58 |
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A small two Storey house with Steading attached, the whole Slated and in good repair, The Property of Sir James Campbell Bart.[Baronet] |
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NETHER GLASTRY |
Nether Glastry
Nether Glastry
Nether Glastry |
Lease Papers
Valuation Roll 1857-58
Mr Peter McDonald. |
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A small farmhouse partly one and partly two Storeys high, with Steading attached the whole Slated and in good repair. The property of Sir James Campbell Bart.[Baronet] |
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TOWRIE (In Ruins) |
Towrie
Towrie
Towrie
Towrie |
Lease Papers
Mr Peter McDonald
Johnston's County Map
Stobie's County Map |
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The ruins of a Small farm Steading on the farm of Upper Glastry. Property of Sir James Campbell Bart.[Baronet] |
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County of Perth -- Ph. [Parish] of Dunblane -- [Page] 13-- Plan 6 -Trace 1 |
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DALBRACK |
Dalbrack
Dalbrack
Dalbrack
Dalbrack
Dalbrack
Dalbrack |
Lease Papers
Valuation Roll. 1857.58.
Mr Peter McDonald
Valuation Roll for 1857-8
Johnston's County Map
Stobie's County Map |
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A small farm Steading with two [cotters] houses in inferior repair, it is on the [farm]of Upper Glastry. The property of Sir James Campbell, Bart.[Baronet] |
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BLARLEAN |
Blarlean
Blarlean |
Mr Alexander Buchanan
Mr Peter McDonald |
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A small Shepherds house, Situated on the moor land about ½ a mile to the east of Dalbrack. It is rented with the [grazing] by Mr Dixon, Edinburgh, and occupied by one of his shepherds. The Property of Sir James Campbell. Bart.[Baronet] |
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MILLHILL BURN |
Millhill Burn
Millhill Burn
Millhill Burn |
Mr John Lennox
Mr John McFarlane
Mr Robert McFarlane |
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A small stream which rises in the moorland, north of Middle Cullings, and flowing southward, falls into Lodge Burn about half a mile from where the latter joins the Allan Water. |
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ALLT BHEITHE |
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"For Authorities and Descriptive Remarks see Name Book of 6 inch Sheet No. 116" |
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THE WHITE STONE |
The White Stone
The White Stone
The White Stone |
Mr D. Stewart
Mr Robert Christie
Mr James Dewar |
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This is a large and remarkable stone situated in the middle of a field immediately in front of the farm-steading of Whitestone. Popular tradition has ascribed its erection to Wallace, in commemoration of a victorious encounter with the English Army on the slopes of the Ochills. This however, is merely a tradition and there is no doubt whatever that this stone is Druidical both from its position and appearance. Several eminent antiquarians are disposed to consider it as such. |
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Ph. [Parish] of Dunblane -- [Page] 17
Under the name in the first column has been written "Old English" |
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UPPER WHITESTONE |
Upper Whiteystown
Upper Whitestone
Upper Whitestone
Upper Whitestone |
Mr James Dewar
Mr Robert Christie
Mr D Stewart
Lease |
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A small farmsteading situated a little to the north of Kinbuck Wood. Convenient offices and dwelling-house attached. Partly Slated and partly tiled and in excellent repair. Property of James Stirling Esquire of Kippenross. |
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KINBUCK MUIR |
Kinbuck Muir
Kinbuck Muir
Kinbuck Muir |
Mr James Dewar
Mr Robert Christie
Mr D Stewart |
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A considerable tract of waste land situated about ¾ of a mile from the village of Kinbuck. Property of James Stirling Esquire of Kippenross |
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Ph. [Parish] of Dunblane -- [Page] 18
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KNAGGYFAULD |
Knaggyfauld
Knaggyfauld
Knaggyfauld
Knaggyfauld |
Mr James Dewar
Mr Robert Christie
Mr D Stewart
Valuation Roll for 1857-8 |
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A small farm-steading situated beside the Dunblane and Callander Railway about ½ a mile from the village of Kinbuck. A 2 storey dwelling house and a garden attached. Thatched and in good repair. Property of James Stirling Esqre of Kippendavie. |
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LOWER WHITESTONE |
Lower Whiteystown
Lower Whtestone
Lower Whitestone |
Mr James Dewar
Mr Robert Christie
Mr D Stewart |
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A small farmsteading situated to the east of Kinbuck Wood. Dwelling house and garden attached. Partly Tiled and partly slated and in good repair. Property of James Stirling Esqre of Kippendavie. |
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FIRS OF KINBUCK |
Firs of Kinbuck
Firs of Kinbuck
Firs of Kinbuck |
Mr D Stewart
Mr Robert Christie
Mr James Dewar |
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A young plantation situated beside the road from Stirling to Perth and contiguous to the east side of Kinbuck Moor. The old wood which occupied this ground was remarkable as being the scene of the most daring and frequent highway robberies in Scotland. |
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BALHALDIE T.P. |
Balhaldie T.P.
Balhaldie T.P.
Balhaldie T.P. |
Mr D Stewart
Mr Robert Christie
Mr James Dewar |
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Situated to the extreme east of the Parish on the Highroad from Stirling to Perth Full rates levied. Tiled and in good repair. Property of the Road Trustees. |
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Ph. [Parish] of Dunblane [Page] 20
Under the name "Firs of Kinbuck" has been written "R. Print" |
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KINBUCK |
Kinbuck |
Robert Johnson Esqr.
Mr A Kinross
Mr Stephen Veitch
Valuation Roll for 1857-8
New Statistical Account |
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A small village situated on the banks of the Allan Water and convenient to a Station of the Same name on the Scottish Central Railway, the houses are in general one Story high, Slated, there is a carding and Spinning mill in which the most part of the inhabitants are employed James Stirling Esqr Kippenross propt.[proprietor] |
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SUMMER LODGE |
Summer Lodge |
Robert Johnson Esqr.
Mr W. Crawford
Mr Stephen Veitch |
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A handsome Country Villa two Stories in height, Slated Situated on an elevated ridge adjacent to Kinbuck Railway station. Seat of Robert Johnson Esqr. property of Kippenross |
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HUNGRYHILL |
Hungryhill
Hungryhill
Hungryhill
Hungry Hill |
Mr A Kinross Oc.[Occupier]
Rent reciept Lease
Mr Stephen Veitch
Valuation Roll for 1857-8 |
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A large farmSteading dwelling house two Storis Slated, offices one story part of which are tiled and the remainder slated, the whole in good repair Property of James Stirling Esqr. Kippenross |
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HUTCHISON |
Hutchison
Hutchison
Hutchison
Hutchison
Hutchinston
Hutchinston |
Mr W.Crawford. Occpr.[Occupier]
Rent receipt
Lease
Valuation Roll for 1857-8
Johnston's County Map
Stobie's County Mao |
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A middle sized farm Steading, dwelling house two stories, Slated offices one story tiled,the whole in good repair. Property of the Honble. [Honourable] Captn[Captain] Drummond of Inchbrackie House by Crieff |
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WATERSIDE |
Waterside |
Mr Alexander Watt Occupier
Mr W. Crawford
Lease.
Mr S. Veitch
Johnston's County Map
Stobie's County Map |
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A middle sized farmsteading, dwellinghouse two stories Slated, offices one story part of which are tile a the remainder slated, and the whole in good repair, Property of the Honble.[Honourable] Captain Drummond of Inchbrackie House |
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CRAIGTON |
Craigton |
Mr William Crawford occpr. [occupier]
Rent Receipt
Robert Johnson Esqr. (of Summer Lodge)
Valuation Roll for 1857-8
Johnston's County Map
Stobie's County Map |
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A small farmsteading dwellinghouse and offices each one storey in height, thatched, the whole in bad repair. Property of James Stirling, Esqr. Kippenross |
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GLASSINGALL |
Glassingall |
Mr. Smith
Robert Johnson Esqr.
Mr. Alexander Caddie
Valuation Roll for 1857-8
Johnston's County Map
Stobie's County Map |
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A handsome residence. two stories in height, slated, offices one Story Slated, the whole in good repair property and residence of Mr. Smith |
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GATESIDE |
Gateside |
Mr. Alexander Caddie
Mr. Smith
Robert Johnson Esqr. |
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A large farmsteading dwelling house two stories Slated offices one story slated, the whole in good repair property of Mr. Smith, Glassingall by Dunblane |
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SCHOOL |
School |
Robert Johnson Esqr.
Mr.Smith. Glassingall
Mr.Stephen Veitch (Schoolmaster) |
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A spacious building in the village of Kinbuck con-
sisting of a School room and School master's apartments. It has been erected for the accommodation of the village children where they are taught the ordinary branches of education and contributes towards its Support. Daily average of scholars, thirty five |
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KINBUCK STATION |
Kinbuck Station |
Robert Johnson Esqr.
Mr.Stephen Veitch
Mr. A Kinross |
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An intermediate Station on the Scottish Central Railway Station house 2 Stories in height, Slated, in excellent repair. Property of the Railway Company |
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LODGE BURN |
Lodge Burn |
Robert Johnson Esqr.
Mr. Stephen Veitch
Mr. A Kinross |
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A Small Stream which rises about ½ a mile east of the Farmsteading of Easter Bows and after a course of about 2½ miles falls into Allan Water near the village of Kinbuck |
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KIRKTON BURN |
Kirkton Burn
Kirkton Burn
Kirkton Burn |
Mr.James Kinross
Mr. William Dougal
Mr. Alexander Buchanan
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A small stream which rises on the moorland north-east of Nether Grainston, and flowing in a south-west direction, discharges itself into the Ardoch Burn. |
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NETHER GRAINSTON |
Nether Grainston
Nether Grainston
Nether Grainston
Nether Grainston |
Mr.James Kinross
Mr.William Dougal
Mr. Alexander Buchanan
Valuation Roll for 1857-8 |
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A farmsteading, dwellinghouse two storeys, out-offices one storey, all slated and in excellent repair; property of Sir James Campbell Bart.[Baronet]. |
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TORRANCE |
Torrance
Torrance
Torrance
Torrance |
Mr. James Kinross
Mr. William Dougal
Mr. Alexander Buchanan
Valuation Roll for 1857-8 |
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A farmsteading, dwellinghouse two storeys, out-offices one storey, all slated and in good repair; property of Sir James Campbell Bart[Baronet]. |
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[Note below] Kirkton Burn " See Grainston Burn by which name it is best known - P Lynch C.A. [Civil Assistant] |
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SITE of CHAPEL [Callow Hill] |
(Site of) Chapel
(Site of) Chapel
(Site of) Chapel |
Mr. James Kinross
Mr. William Dougal
Mr. Alexander Buchanan |
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No traditionary information can be gained respicting this Chapel nor is their a trace of its ruins to mark its site. A small house is built where the Chapel stood, and is at present used only when burial services are required. It has a small graveyard attached. |
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GALLOW HILL |
Gallow Hill
Gallow Hill
Gallow Hill |
Mr James Kinross
Mr William Dougal
Mr. Alexander Buchanan |
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A small conical-shaped hill, thickly covered with furze, situated about half a mile west of Kilbryde Castle. Formerly it was a place of execution - hence the name. Property of Sir James Campbell Bart.[Baronet]. - It is not an artificial Hill |
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Co. [County] of Perth -- Parish of Dunblane -- [Page] 26
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In the template the name of GALLOW HILL is written as CALLOW HILL. The former is clearly correct.
In the template for Site of Chapel, spurious and incorrectly the phrase [Callow Hill] has been added. Quite clearly it should be Gallow Hill |
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KILBRYDE CASTLE |
Kilbryde Castle
Kilbryde Castle
Kilbryde Castle
Kilbryde Castle
Kilbryde Castle |
Mr. James Kinross
Mr. William Dougal
Mr. Alexander Buchanan
Valuation Roll for 1857-8
New Statistical Account |
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A plain building of four storeys,with offices attached. built on the edge of a very precipitous glen at a bend of the Ardoch Burn, and supposed to have been built about the middle of the twelfth century. It is still in very good repair and is the property of Sir James Campbell Bart.[Baronet]. |
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KILBRYDE GLEN |
Kilbryde Glen
Kilbryde Glen
Kilbryde Glen |
Mr. James Kinross
Mr. William Dougal
Mr. Alexander Buchanan |
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A narrow, but precipitous glen, extending a quarter of a mile south, and three quarters of a mile north of Kilbryde Castle. Its sides are thickly wooded; property of Sir James Campbell Bart [Baronet]. |
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Under the name Kilbryde Castle in the original is written "G. Text" |
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CRAIGINGILT COTTAGE |
Craigingilt Cottage
Craigingilt Cottage
Craigingilt Cottage |
Mr. James Kinross
Mr.William Dougal
Mr. Alexander Buchanan |
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A dwellinghouse, two storeys, slated, and in good repair; property of Sir James Campbell Bart.[Baronet] |
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CRAIGINGILT BURN |
Craigingilt Burn
Craigingilt Burn
Craigingilt Burn |
Mr. James Kinross
Mr. William Dougal
Mr. Alexander Buchanan |
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A small stream which rises about a mile north-west of Kilbryde Castle, and flowing southward, discharges itself into the Ardoch Burn. The stream is nameless until it reaches Nether Glastry. |
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Bell-lands
Bell-lands
Bell-lands |
Mr. James Kinross
Mr. William Dougal
Mr. Alexander Buchanan |
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A dwellinghouse, two storeys, slated, and in good repair; property of Sir James Campbell Bart. [Baronet]. |
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MILL OF ASH |
Mill of Ash |
Mr. James McNaughton
Mr. William Lennox
Mr. James Christie
Valuation Roll for 1857-8 |
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This name is applied to a disused corn and flour
mill but now used as a liquor wash, it is one storey, tiled and in good repair - property of J. Stirling Esqr of Kippendavie Kippenross House. This mill is now used for the purpose of extracting a liquid from wood which is used as a wash for sheep. |
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WELLS COTTAGE |
Wells Cottage |
Mr. James McNaughton
Mr. William Lennox
Mr. James Christie |
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A small cottage, one storey, slated and in good repair, property of Captain the Hon.[Honourable] Drummond of Inchbrackie by Crieff |
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UPPER GRAINSTON |
Upper Grainston |
Mr. James McNaughton
Mr.William Lennox
Mr. J Christie
Valuation Roll for 1857-8 |
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A farmsteading, now in ruins: property of Sir James Campbell of Kilbryde. |
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GRAINSTON BURN |
Grainston Burn |
Mr. James McNaughton
Mr. William Lennox Mr. J. Christie |
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A small stream which rises near Upper Grainston, after flowing for a short distance it falls into the Ardoch Burn |
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CROFTS OF CROMLIX |
Crofts of Cromlix
Crofts of Cromlix
Crofts of Cromlix
Croft of Cromlix |
Mr. James McNaughton
Mr. William Lennox
Mr. James Christie
Valuation Roll for 1857-8 |
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A small farmsteading, dwelling house and offices one storey, tiled and in good repair, the Hon.[Honourable] Captain Drummond of Inchbrackie by Crieff - |
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TENNANDRY |
Tennantry
Tennandry
Tennandry
Tennandry
Tenandry
Tennantry |
Mr. Robert Christie
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. John Reid
Valuation Roll for 1857-8 Johnston's County Map |
125 |
Farmsteading, dwellinghouse, one storey slated and in good repair, out offices one storey thatched and in bad repair Property of Sir James Campbell Kilbryde |
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UPPER AUCHENLAY |
Upper Auchenlay
Upper Aunchenlay
Upper Auchenlay
Upper Auchinley
Upper Achleys |
Mr. Robert Christie
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. John Reid
Valuation Roll for 1857-8
Johnston's County Map |
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Farmsteading, dwellinghouse one storey slated and in good repair, out offices one storey, tiled and in good repair Property of the Honourable Capt.[Captain] Drummond, of Inchbrackie |
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SCHOOL [Kinbuck] |
School |
Robt.[Robert] Johnson Esqr.[Esquire]
Mr.[Mister] Smith. Glassingall
Mr.[Mister] Stephen Veitch (Schoolmaster) |
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A spacious building in the village of Kinbuck con-
sisting of a school room
and schoolmaster's apart-
ments. It has been erected
for the accommodation of
the village children where
they are taught the ordinary
branches of education
and contributes towards
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CAIRNSTON |
Cairnston
Cairnston
Cairnston
Cairnston |
Mr. Robert Christie
Mr. Donald Stewart
Rent Receipt
Valuation Roll for 1857-8 |
125 |
Farmsteading dwellinghouse and out offices, all one storey slated and in good repair. Property of T. S. Smith Esqr. Glassingall |
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SHANRAW |
Shanraw
Shanraw
Shanraw
Shanraw |
Mr. Robert Christie
Mr. Donald Stewart
Rent Receipt
Valuation Roll for 1857-8 |
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Dwellinghouse with offices attached two storeys, slated and in bad repair Property of J. Stirling Esqr. Kippendavie |
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DUTHIESTON HOUSE |
Duthieston House
Duthieston House
Duthieston House
Duthieston House |
Mr.James McNaughton
Mr. William Lennox
Mr. J. Christie
James [Jenned] Esqr. |
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A large and commodious mansion with offices attached, two stories, slated and in good repair. property and residence of James [Jerriat] Esqr. |
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DUTHIESTON |
Duthieston
Duthieston
Duthieston |
Mr. James McNaughton
Mr. William Lennox
Mr. J. Christie |
125 |
A small dwelling house, one storey, tiled and in good repair, formerly used as a farmsteading, property of John Stirling Esqr. of Kippendavie, Kippenross House |
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GREENS WELL |
Greens Well
Greens Well
Greens Well |
Mr. James McNaughton
Mr. William Lennox
Mr. J. Christie |
125 |
A spring well, the water of which is generally
considered very good, property of John Stirling Esqr. of Kippendavie, Kippenross House |
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KNOCK OF BARBUSH |
Knock of Barbush
Knock of Barbush
Knock of Barbush |
Mr. James McNaughton
Mr. William Lennox
Mr. J. Christie |
125 |
This name is applied to a very prominent mound
situated about a mile north of the Town of Dunblane, it is generally considered to have been a Roman Station on the old Roman road leading to Ardoch. There is no existing remains, owing to the ground being under cultivation, it is the property of John Stirling Esqr. of Kippendavie, Kippenross House |
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MILLASH |
Millash
Millash
Millash
Millash |
Mr. James McNaughton
Mr. William Lennox
Mr. J. Christie
Rent Receipt |
125 |
A small farmsteading, dwelling house and offices one storey, former slated, latter tiled all in good repair, property of John Stirling Esqr. of Kippendavie, Kippenross House. This name is a contraction of Mill of Ash and is used to distinguish the Farmsteading from the Mill. |
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SCOURING BURN |
Scouring Burn
Scouring Burn
Scouring Burn |
Mr. James McNaughton
Mr. William Lennox
Mr. J. Christie |
125 |
A stream that takes its name from the junction of the Ryland Burn and a [nameless] stream at Duthieston House, after flowing in a circuitous course for a considerable distance
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AUCHINTEEK |
Auchinteck |
Mr. Daniel Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie
Mr.James Henderson Glenhead
Lease |
125 |
A small farmsteading situated beside the Dunblane, Doune and Callander Railway, about
midway between the two first mentioned places
A two storey dwelling house is attached, which, together with the offices, is slated and in good repair. Property of Sir James Campbell of Kilbride. |
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STOCKBRIDGE |
Stockbridge
Stockbridge
Stockbridge
Stockbridge
Stockbridge |
Mr.Walter Graham
Mr.Robert Christie
Mr.Daniel Stewart
Rent Receipt
Valuation Roll for 1857-8 |
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A small farmsteading situated beside the Dunblane, Doune and Callander Railway about 1 mile from the village of Dunblane A dwelling house with garden is attached offices and dwelling house 1 storey in height slated and in good repair Property of Alexander Cullens Esqr. of Edinburgh. |
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CORSECAPLIE |
Corsecaplie
Corsecaplie
Corsecaplie
Corsecaplie
Corsecaplie |
Mr Robert Christie
Mr James Henderson
Mr Daniel Stewart
Rent Receipt
Valuation Roll for 1857-8 |
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A small farmsteading with a convenient dwelling house and offices attached together with a good garden. The Offices and dwelling house are all slated and in good repair. Property of Alexander Cullens Esqr. of Edinburgh. |
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GREY STONES |
Grey Stones
Grey Stones
Grey Stones |
Mr Robert Christie
Mr Daniel Stewart
Mr Duncan Campbell |
125 |
These are two remarkable stones, situated on a fence immediately above the Ardoch Burn and about ¼ of a mile north of the farm of Auchinteck, they are of great size and are remarkable as being composed of small boulders cemented together by sand and gravel. This has no doubt been produced by the action of water and the appearance of the ground shows that the Ardoch Burn formerly occupied a channel at least 50 higher than its present
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BRIDGE-END |
Bridge-end
Bridge-end
Bridge-end |
Revd.[Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie |
125 |
A street in Dunblane extending from the bridge across the Allan in a northwesterly direction to Calderwood Cottage. The houses are chiefly two storeys, slated and in good repair. Various proprietors. |
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CALDERWOOD COTTAGE |
Calderwood Cottage
Calderwood Cottage
Calderwood Cottage
Calderwood Cottage |
Revd.[Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr.Robert Christie
James Guthrie Esqr. |
125 |
A neat two storey, slated dwellinghouse, having one storey slated offices attached. Property and residence of James Guthrie Esqr. |
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LEIGHTONIAN LIBRARY [Dunblane] |
Leightonian Library
Leightonian Library
Leightonian Library
Leightonian Library |
Revd [Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie
Valuation Roll |
125 |
An Old house belonging to the parish manse in which is Kept the Library bequeathed by Bishop Leighton in 1690, for the use of the inhabitants of Dunblane. It has since received many valuable additions. |
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Site of BISHOP'S BARN [Dunblane] |
Site of
Bishop's or Tiend Barn |
Revd. [Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr.Robert Christie |
125 |
Site of the Bishop's or Tiend Barn not a vestige of which remains at present, the foundation having been removed a few years ago and the ground it occupied is now a vegetable garden. |
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Site of TEIND BARN [Dunblane] |
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VIEW COTTAGE |
View Cottage
View Cottage
View Cottage
View Cottage |
William Guthrie Esqr.
Revd.[Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie |
125 |
A neat and commodious dwellinghouse two storeys and slated, having one storey slated offices attached. Property of William Guthrie Esqr. |
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SCHOOL [Dunblane] |
School
School
School |
Revd. [Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr.Robert Christie |
125 |
A school in Dunblane built in 1833 by subscription,John Stirling Esqr.of Kippendavie, and William Stirling Esqr. of Keir,give each £5 yearly towards its support. Unendowed. Education afforded English reading, writing, and Arithmetic. Average attendance twenty. |
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CHURCH [parish-Dunblane] |
Church
Church
Church |
Revd. [Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie |
125 |
The parish church is the choir of the cathedral. The windows were renewed in 1819. In 1851 the old roof was removed and a new plain roof supplied. |
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SPRINGBANK |
Springbank
Springbank
Springbank
Springbank |
Revd. [Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie
Valuation Roll |
125 |
A cluster of dwellinghouses, partly one and partly two storeys, slated, and in good repair, and a woollen carding and spinning mill, worked chiefly by steam of 15 horse power. The building is two storeys, slated and in good repair. Property of John Wilson, Esqr. Bannockburn. |
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RAILWAY STATION [Dunblane] |
Dunblane Station
Dunblane Station
Dunblane Station |
Revd. [Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie |
125 |
A station on the Scottish Central Railway in Dunblane. The station house is a good lime and stone two storey, slated building. |
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Site of ABBOT'S MANSE [Dunblane] |
Site of Abbot's Manse
Site of Abbot's Manse
Site of Abbot's Manse |
Revd. [Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie |
125 |
Site of a manse which belonged to the Abbot of Arbroath. There is no part of it remaining at present: the foundation having been removed a few years ago, and a new dwellinghouse built on the place where it stood. |
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LAIGH HILL |
Laigh Hill
Laigh Hill
Laigh Hill
Laigh Hill |
Mr. Daniel Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie
Mr. Dewar Burden
Mr. John Hutchins |
125 |
A large tract of waste land, a little to the north of the Village of Dunblane. The Well house connected with the Mineral Springs is situated on the east end of this Hill. The name signifies the "Law Hill" |
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WELL HOUSE |
Well House |
Mr. Daniel Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie
Mr. John Hitchins |
125 |
This house is built for the convenience of those who frequent Dunblane for the sake of the mineral springs in its vicinity. these wells are situated in the farm of Hutchison near the village of Kinbuck from which the water is carried to this House. |
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ALLANBANK COTTAGE |
Allanbank Cottage
Allanbank Cottage |
Mr. Daniel Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie
Mr. John Hutchins |
125 |
A handsome two storied villa situated near the River Allan, a little to the south of the farm of Auchinlay. Slated and in very good repair. Property of Mr. Campbell Blair of Glasgow. |
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AUCHENLAY |
Auchenlay
Auchenlay
Auchenlay |
Mr. Daniel Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie
Rent Receipt |
125 |
A large and convenient farm-steading situated near the Scottish Central Railway about ½ a mile to the west of the village of Dunblane, the farm buildings and Offices are very extensive and commodious. A small dwelling-house is attached. Slated and in good repair. Property of the Honble.[Honourable] Captain Arthur Drummond. |
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BISHOP'S PALACE (Ruin) [Dunblane] |
Bishop's Palace
Bishop's Palace
Bishop's Palace |
Revd. [Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie |
125 |
The remains of the Bishop's Palace consist of small portions of the east and west walls only a few feet in height, all the other parts having disappeared. It is supposed to have been built in 1140, the time the Cathedral was founded. |
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Site of DEAN'S MANSE [Dunblane] |
Site of
Dean's
Manse |
Revd. [Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie |
125 |
Site of the Dean's Manse not a vestige of which remains at present. It was removed in 1819 when the present parish manse was built. |
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Site of CHANCELLOR'S MANSE [Dunblane] |
Site of
Chancellor's Manse |
Revd. [Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie |
125 |
Site of a manse which belonged to the Chancellor at the time of Prelacy in Dunblane. Not a vestige of it remains, modern buildings have been erected on the place where it stood. |
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Site of TREASURER'S MANSE [Dunblane] |
Site of
Treasurer's Manse
Site of
Treasurer's Manse
Site of Treeasurer's Manse |
Revd. [Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie |
125 |
Site of the Treasurer's Manse supposed to have been built about the year 1200. There is not a vestige of it remaining at present, modern buildings occupy the place where it stood. |
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Site of PREBEND'S MANSE [Dunblane] |
Site of
Prebend's Manse |
Revd. [Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie |
125 |
Site of a Manse which belonged to the Prebend of Monzies at the time of Prelacy in Dunblane No part of it remains at present. |
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Site of ARCHDEACON'S MANSE [Dunblane] |
Site of
Archdeacon's
Manse |
Revd. [Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie |
125 |
Site of a manse which belonged to the Archdeacon at the time of Prelacy in Dunblane. The last of it was removed a few years ago, the place where it stood being a vegetable garden. |
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FREE CHURCH MANSE [Dunblane] |
Free Church Manse
Free Church Manse
Free Church Manse |
Revd. [Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie |
125 |
A neat and commodious dwellinghouse, two storeys and slated, having one storey slated offices attached - all in good repair. |
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ALLANSIDE |
Allanside
Allanside
Allanside
Allanside |
Thomas Kinross Esqr.
Rev [Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie |
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A neat and substantial dwellinghouse, two storeys and slated, having one storey offices attached. Property and residence of Thomas Kinross Esqr. |
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ALLANBANK |
Allanbank
Allanbank
Allanbank |
Revd. [Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie |
125 |
A neat and commodious dwellinghouse having out-offices attached, the former two, the latter one, storey, all slated. Property and residence of Miss A. Boyd. |
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HIGH STREET [Dunblane] |
High Street
High Street
High Street
High Street |
Revd. [Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie Valuation Roll |
125 |
A street in Dunblane extending from the bridge across the Allan to its junction with Mill Row and Cross Street, at the Court House. The houses are chiefly two storeys, slated and in good repair. Various proprietors. |
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POST OFFICE [Dunblane] |
Post Office
Post Office
Post Office |
Revd. [Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie |
125 |
A one storey thatched dwelling house in which is Kept the Post Office. Daily arrivals: 7.30a.m., 8.30 a.m., and 5.15 p.m.; dispatches: 7.30 a.m., 4.20 p.m., 6.40 p.m., and 9.30 p.m. Is a Money Order Office. |
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CHURCH STREET [Dunblane] |
Church Street
Church Street
Church Street
Church Street |
Revd. [Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie Valuation Roll |
125 |
Extends from the north end of Cross Street to the junction of Kirk Street and Sinclair's Wynd.The houses are chiefly two storeys, slated, and in good repair. Various proprietors. |
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CROSS STREET [Dunblane] |
Cross Street
Cross Street
Cross Street
Cross Street |
Revd. [Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie Valuation Roll |
125 |
This street extends from the Court House to the west end of Church Street opposite the Cathedral. The houses are chiefly two storeys, slated, and in good repair. Various proprietors. |
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SINCLAIR'S WYND [Dunblane] |
Sinclair's Wynd
Sinclair's Wynd
Sinclair's Wynd
Sinclair's Wynd |
Revd. [Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie Valuation Roll |
125 |
A narrow winding street in Dunblane, extending from the junction of Church Street and Kirk Street by the Free Church to Balhaldie House. The houses are chiefly two storeys, slated, and in good repair. Various proprietors. |
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MILL ROW |
Mill Row
Mill Row
Mill Row
Mill row |
Revd. [Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie
Valuation Roll |
125 |
A street in Dunblane, extending from the bridge across the Allan, between that river and High Street to the Court House. The houses are chiefly two storeys, slated, and in good repair. Various proprietors |
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UNION BANK OF SCOTLAND [Dunblane] |
Branch of the Union Bank of Scotland |
Revd. [Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie |
125 |
Branch of the Union Bank of Scotland in Dunblane. The house is rented for the purpose, one storey, slated and in good repair |
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MANSE [Dunblane] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
Revd. [Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr Robert Christie |
125 |
The parish manse is a neat and commodious dwellinghouse, two storeys, slated, and in good repair |
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KIRK STREET [Dunblane] |
Kirk Street
Kirk Street
Kirk Street
Kirk Street |
Revd. [Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie
Valuation Roll |
125 |
A street in Dunblane extending from the junction of Church Street and Sinclair's Wynd to the east end of Meeting-house Close at the U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church. The houses are chiefly two storeys, slated, and in good repair. Various proprietors. |
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SCHOOL [Dunblane] |
School
School
School |
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Mr. Robert Christie |
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ARNOTT'S CLOSE [Dunblane] |
Arnott's Close
Arnott's Close
Arnott's Close
Arnott's Close |
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Mr. Robert Christie
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A row of houses extend southward from the east end of Church Street,two storeys, slated, and in good repair. Various proprietors. |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [Dunblane] |
U.P. Church
U.P. Church
U.P. Church
U.P. Church |
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Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie |
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A plain substantial building erected in 1835 by the subscription of the Congregation. |
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BRAEPORT |
Braeport
Braeport
Braeport
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Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie
Valuation Roll |
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A street in Dunblane extending from the U.P. Church to the southwest end of Ramoyle, the point of contact being an open space between the houses. The buildings are are chiefly two storeys, slated, and in good repair. Various proprietors. |
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MEETINGHOUSE CLOSE [Dunblane] |
Meetinghouse Close
Meetinghouse Close
Meetinghouse Close |
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Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie |
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A narrow street or lane extending from the U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church westward towards the Allan. The houses are one storey, slated and in bad repair. |
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CATHEDRAL (Part in Ruins) [Dunblane] |
Cathedral
Cathedral
Cathedral
Cathedral |
Revd. [Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie
Statistical Account |
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Supposed to have been founded by David I in 1140. It consisted of a nave and choir, having no transepts. The oriel window of the choir is 40 feet in height, and has elegant mullions; but it was for a long time built up with coarse rubble, until 1819 when the choir was repaired. The nave is 130 feet in length, 58 in breadth and fifty in height. The main entrance is from the west, an ornamental archway, above which is a large window which has three tall lanceheaded compartments, formed by outer and inner mullions. Two rows of large columns, extending along the interior, are still entire. The tower, 128 feet in height, rises on the south side of the Cathedral and is supposed to have been erected at three successive periods. The lower part, which is Norman, is believed to have been constructed by David I; the middle part, in the plain pointed style, was added by Bishop Clement; and the upper portion by Bishop Ochiltree. The choir, being the parish church, is kept in a good state of repair; the tower, in which are the bells and a clock, has a slated roof; but all the other parts are in ruins, tho' in good preservation.
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"The great relic of antiquity in this parish is the Cathedral. Date of its erection uncertain, possibly 1140, in the reign of David I. None of the Diocesan records are known to exist. The nave is 130 feet by 58. It was unroofed probably at the Reformation. The choir which is the parish church is 80 feet by 30. There were no transepts. The tower is 128 feet high, and seems, from its three different styles of Architecture, to have been erected in three successive periods. Probably a church with a tower, both in the earliest style, was afterwards enlarged into the nave, and had the choir added at a subsequent period. Some of the Prebend stalls, in curiously carved oak, are placed in the lobby of the parish church, and the original Popish roof is still on the choir." Removed in 1851 and a new plain roof supplied. " The windows of the choir were renewed at considerable expense in the ornamental Gothic style in 1819, and the interior having been then repaired at the instance of the Earl of Kinnoul, the whole appearance of the parish church is striking and elegant".
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COURT HOUSE [Dunblane] |
Court House
Court House
Court House |
Revd. [Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie |
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Erected in 1844 by the prison Board for the western district of Perthshire. The building is a substantial one, two storeys and slated. There is a Justice of Peace Court held weekly on Wednesdays, and a Sheriff and Jury Court occasionally. |
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JAIL [Dunblane] |
Jail
Jail
Jail |
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Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie |
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Erected in 1844 by the prison Board for the western district of Perthshire. It is a substantial building and consists of eight cells and the jailer's apartments. Adjoining is the Court House. |
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DUNBLANE [village] |
Dunblane
Dunblane
Dunblane
Dunblane
Dunblane
Dunblane |
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Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie
Statistical Account
Valuation Roll
County Map |
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"The name is supposed to be derived from St. Blane, a Culdee, and Holme Hill, an eminence or dun overlooking the Cathedral "Statistical Acct.[Account]
It is irregularly built on a steep slope on the east bank of the Allan. The streets are narrow and winding. The houses are generally from two to three storeys on the west side facing the river and but one or two at most on the east, owing to the steepness of the ground on which they are, for the most part, built. There are four places of worship & four schools. It has a few small grocer and draper shops, a post office, one hotel and three public houses. A substantial stone bridge of one arch across the Allan , on the turnpike road, connects the small portion of the town on the west side of the river with the principal part on the east. It has none of the priveleges of a City, neither is it generally recognised as such, although some wish to lay claim to the title from it being at one time the seat of a bishopric. Weekly markets were formerly held here but are not now, and it can only be considered now as a large village- It is somewhat frequented by visitors in the summer months on account of its rural beauty, vicinage to Bridge of Allan, and the mineral spring near the north of the village. |
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DUNBLANE-DOUNE-AND CALLANDER RAILWAY |
Dunblane Doune and Callander Railway |
Revd.[Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr Robert Christie |
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A single line of railway extending from the Scottish Central line at Dunblane, to the village of Callander a distance of 11 miles, it has both passenger and goods traffic, and an Electro Telegraphic communication, property of the Dunblane Doune and Callander Railway Company |
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ST MARY'S CHAPEL (Episcopal) [Dunblane] |
St. Mary's Chapel
(Episcopalian)
St. Mary's Chapel
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St. Mary's Chapel
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Revd.[Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie |
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A neat and substantial edifice erected in 1843, partly by subscription, and partly by assistance from the Church Mission Fund. Adjacent is the residence of the Minister, a neat two storey slated house. |
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SCHOOL [St Mary's Chapel-Dunblane] |
School
School
School |
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Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie |
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Belongs to St. Mary's (Episcopalian) Chapel, built by subscription and supported by the same means and by the school fees. Education afforded: English reading, writing and arithmetic, and some of the branch of mathematics. Average attendance, 20 - Unendowed. |
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WHITECROSSES HOUSE |
Whitecrosses House
Whitecrosses House
Whitecrosses House |
Revd [Reverend] James Ingram
Mr Donald Stewart
Mr Robert Christie
John Graham Esq |
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A neat and commodious dwellinghouse two storeys and slated - one storey slated offices attached. Property and residence of John Graham Esq. Sheriff Sub [Substitute] . |
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KNOCKMAFUDDY |
Knockmafuddy
Knockmafuddy
Knockmafuddy |
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Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie |
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A small circular wooded Knoll having a gentle slops all around. Probable height from its base seventy feet. Property of John Stirling, Esq. Kippendavie. |
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DUNBLANE HOTEL |
Dunblane Hotel
Dunblane Hotel
Dunblane Hotel |
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Mr Donald Stewart
Mr Robert Christie |
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A neat two storey slated building in good repair. It affords stabling and posting accommodation on a small scale. Property of John Stirling, Esq, Kippendavie. |
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CRAWFORDPARK |
Crawfordpark
Crawfordpark
Crawfordpark
Crawfordpark |
William Mitchell Esqr.
Revd.[Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie |
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A neat and substantial dwellinghouse, two storeys and slated, having one storey offices attached. Property and residence of William Mitchell Esqr. |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MANSE [Dunblane] |
U.P. Manse
U.P. Manse
U.P. Manse |
Revd.[Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie |
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A neat and commodious dwellinghouse, two storeys and slated, built in 1857 by the subscription of the congregation. |
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NEWTON |
Newton
Newton
Newton
Newton
Newton |
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Mr.Donald Stewart
Mr.Robert Christie
Valuation Roll
Rent Receipt |
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Farmsteading, dwellinghouse two, out offices one storey, all slated, and in good repair. Property of John Stirling, Esqr., Kippendavie. |
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FREE CHURCH [Dunblane] |
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church |
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Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr.Robert Christie |
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A plain substantial building, erected in 1856 partly by the subscription of the congregation and partly by assistance from the Free Church Sustentation Fund |
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HOLMEHILL HOUSE |
Holmehill House
Holmehill House
Holmehill House
Holmehill House
Holmehill House |
James Stirling Esqr.
Revd.[Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie
Statistical Account 1842 |
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A neat and commodious dwellinghouse, having offices attached, all two storeys and slated. Property and residence of James Stirling Esqr. |
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BACKCROFT |
Backcroft
Backcroft
Backcroft |
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Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie |
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Dwellinghouse two storeys, slated, and in good repair, Property of Capt.[Captain] Drummond, Cromlix. |
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KIPPENDAVIE |
Kippendavie |
Mr. Stewart, Schoolmaster
Mr. Christie, Schoolmaster
Mr. J. Patterson
Valuation Roll for 1857-8
New Statistical Account |
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A handsome residence, two Stories Slated, offices one storey Slated, the whole in good repair. Seat of P.J. Stirling, Writer, and property of James Stirling Esqr. Kippenross. |
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DYKEDALE |
Dykedale |
Mr. Stewart
Mr. Christie
Mr. J. Patterson
Lease and Rent Receipt
Valuation Roll for 1857-8 |
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A large farmsteading dwellinghouse two Stories Slated, offices on Story Slated, the whole in good repair. Property of James Stirling, Esqr. Kippenross |
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LENDRICK |
Lendrick
Lendrick
Lendrick
Lendrick
Lanrick |
Mr. Stewart
Mr. Christie
Mr. J. Patterson
Rent Receipt
Valuation Roll for 1857-8 |
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A large farmsteading dwellinghouse two stories- offices one Story - the whole are Slated and in good repair. Property James Stirling Esqr. Kippenross |
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RYLAND BURN |
Ryland Burn |
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Mr. Stewart
Mr. Christie |
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A small burn rising on the South end of Sheriffmuir, and falls into Scouring burn a short distance eastward from where the Perth trust road crosses the latter. |
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ST BLANE'S COTTAGE |
St Blane's Cottage
St Blane's Cottage
St Blane's Cottage |
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Mr.Robert Christie |
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A neat and commodious dwellinghouse two storeys, slated, and in good repair-one storey slated offices attached. Property and residence of Mrs.A Cross. |
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SCHOOL [Dunblane] |
School
School
School |
Revd.[Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie |
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A school in the town of Dunblane, built in 1845 for, and used as the Free Church until the adjacent new Free Church was built a short time ago, and since occupied as a school belonging to that denomination. Education afforded:- English reading, writing, & arithmetic; French and Latin. Average attendance fifty-- Unendowed. |
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BALHALDIE HOUSE |
Balhaldie House
Balhaldie House
Balhaldie House
Blahaldie House |
James McColl Esqr.
Revd.[Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie |
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A neat and commodious dwellinghouse two storeys, slated, and in good repair. One storey slated offices attached. Property and residence of James McColl Esqr. |
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WOODEND |
Woodend
Woodend
Woodend
Woodend
Woodend |
William Stirling Esqr.
Revd.[Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie
Valuation Roll |
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A neat and commodious dwellinghouse, two storeys and slated, one storey slated offices attached - all in good repair. Property and residence William Stirling, Esqr. |
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ST MARY'S COTTAGE |
St Mary's Cottage
St Mary's Cottage
St Mary's Cottage |
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Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie |
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A neat and substantially built dwellinghouse, two storeys and slated, having one storey slated offices attached. Property of John Stirling, Esqr. Kippendavie. |
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RAMOYLE |
Ramoyle
Ramoyle
Ramoyle
Ramoyle |
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Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie
Valuation Roll |
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A street extending from the turnpike road at Anchorfield to the north end of Braeport. The houses are partly one and partly two storeys, all slated, and in good repair. Various proprietors. |
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ORLEANS COTTAGE |
Orleans Cottage
Orleans Cottage
Orleans Cottage
Orleans Cottage
Orleans Cottage |
Joseph Doctor Esqr.
Revd.[Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie
Valuation Roll |
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A neat one storey slated dwellinghouse, having one storey slated offices attached. property and residence of Joseph Doctor, Esqr. |
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RAMOYLE COTTAGE |
Ramoyle Cottage
Ramoyle Cottage
Ramoyle Cottage
Ramoyle Cottage |
Joseph Doctor Esq.
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Mr.Donald Stewart
Mr.Robert Christie |
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A neat one storey slated dwellinghouse having one storey slated offices attached. Property of Joseph Doctor, Esqr., Orleans Cottage |
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ANCHORFIELD |
Anchorfield
Anchorfield
Anchorfield |
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Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie |
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A neat one storey dwellinghouse, having one storey, slated offices attached. Property of Captain Drummond, Cromlix. |
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BARBUSH |
Barbush
Barbush
Barbush
Barbush
Barbush
Barbush |
Rent Receipt
Revd.[Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart Mr. Robert Christie
Valuation Roll
Lease |
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Farmsteading, dwellinghouse two, out offices one storey all slated and in good repair. Property of Captn.[Captain] Drummond, Cromlix |
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WHITECROSSES |
Whitecrosses
Whitecrosses
Whitecrosses
Whitecrosses
Whitecrosses |
Rent Receipt
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Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie
Valuation Roll for 1857-8 |
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A small farmsteading dwellinghouse and offices all one storey, slated, and in bad repair. property of John Stirling, Esqr., Kippendavie. |
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HOLME HILL |
Holme Hill
Holme Hill
Holme Hill
Holme Hill
Holme Hill |
James Stirling, Esqr.
Revd.[Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie
Statistical Account |
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A small round hill immediately to the north of and overlooking the town of Dunblane. It rises with a gentle acclivity on all sides Probable height from its base eighty feet. On its top stands Holmehill House. |
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BOGSIDE |
Bogside
Bogside
Bogside |
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Mr.Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie |
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A row of dwellinghouses, partly one, and partly two storeys, all slated, and in good repair. Various proprietors. |
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MILLSTONE BURN |
Millstone Burn |
Mr. James Christie
Mr. Daniel Stewart
Mr. Donald McNab |
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A large stream, which rises on the north side of Mickle Corum, after flowing for a considerable distance in an easterly direction it falls into the Water of Allan about half a mile west of Blackford. |
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WHARRY BURN |
Wharry Burn |
Mr. James Christie
Mr. Daniel Stewart
Mr. Donald McNab |
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A large stream which rises at the fort of Glentye Hill, and forms the boundary between the parishes of Logie and Dunblane for a considerable distance, it emties itself into the Water of Allan, about half a mile North of the Bridge of Allan. |
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GREENFORET |
Greenforet |
Mr. James Christie
Mr. Daniel Stewart
Mr. Donald McNab |
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A small hollow, situated between the hills mickle and little Corum, chiefly moss, property of Mrs. Home Drummond, Ardoch, of Blair Drummond - |
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MICKLE CORUM |
Mickle Corum |
Mr. James Christie
Mr. Daniel Stewart
Mr. Donald McNab |
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A large hill, situated on the northern side of the Ochill Hills and forming a very prominent feature of that range. The parish boundary between Dunblane and Blackford crosses the summit, it consists chiefly of sheep pasture, property of Mrs. Home Drummond of Ardoch Blairdrummond |
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LITTLE CORUM |
Little Corum |
Mr. James Christie
Mr. Daniel Stewart
Mr. Donald McNab |
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A large hill, situated north of Mickle Corum it consists chiefly of heathy pasture, property of Mrs. Home Drummond, Ardoch of Blair Drummond |
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BLACK HILL |
Black Hill |
Mr. James Christie
Mr. Daniel Stewart
Mr. Donald McNab |
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A small hill, consisting chiefly of rough pasture. Joint property of Thomas Richmond Esqr. and John Stirling Esqr.of Kippendavie Kippenross House |
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GATHERING STONE |
Gathering Stone |
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Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie |
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A block of whinstone on Sheriff Muir embedded in the soil, it is about 4 feet long and 10 inches above the surface. This Stone is said to mark the spot where the Highland army assembled at the memorable battle of Sheriff Muir in 1715, it is covered with an iron grating on which is a brass plate bearing the following inscription.
The Gathering Stone of the Highland Army
On the day of the memorable
Battle of Sheriff Muir
Fought in Nov [November] 1715
This grating has been erected to preserve the stone
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John Stirling Esqr. of Kippendavie
Principal Heritor in the Parish
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Kippenross
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Site of the BATTLE OF SHERIFFMUIR A.D. 1715 |
Site of the
Battle of Sheriffmuir |
John Stirling Esq. of Kippenross House
Revd.[Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie |
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LINNS |
Linns
Linns
Linns |
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Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie |
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A farmsteading, dwellinghouse and offices all one storey, the former thatched and in bad repair, the latter slated and in good repair. Property of J. Stirling Esqr. Kippendavie |
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OLD WHARRY BURN |
Old Wharry Burn |
Mr. James Menzies
Mr. James Christie
Mr. William Stewart |
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A large stream which rises at the South base of Blairdenon Hill, and after a course of about 2½ miles is joined by a smaller stream, it then takes the name of Wharry Burn, this stream forms the Boundary between the parishes of Logie and Dunblane for nearly the whole of its course |
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GLEN TYE |
Glentye |
Mr. James Menzies
Mr. James Christie
Mr. William Stewart |
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A deep ravine, extending from Greenforet Hill to SheriffMuir, and traversed by the Old Wharry Burn, the South Side of this glen is in the parish of Logie |
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BUTTERGASK BURN |
Buttergask Burn |
Revd.[Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie |
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A small stream collecting from surface water near the summit of Little Corum and falling into Allan Water near Buttergask, it forms a portion of the boundary between the parishes of Blackford and Dunblane for a part of its course. |
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GLENTYE HILL |
Glentye Hill |
Mr. Robert Christie
Mr. Donald Stewart
Revd.[Reverend] James Ingram |
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A tolerable sized hill, forming a prominent feature of the Ochil Range, property of John Stirling Esqr. of Kippendavie, Kippenross House |
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GREENFORET HILL |
Greenforet Hill |
Mr. James Menzies
Mr. James Christie
Mr. Stewart (Schoolmaster) |
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A conical Shaped hill, lying between Blairdenon and Glentie hill, the boundary between the phs.[parishes] of Blackford and Dunblanen disects the feature into two eqal shares. |
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BLAIRDENON HILL |
Blairdenon Hill |
Mr. James Menzies
Mr. James Christie
Mr. Stewart |
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A large hill situated in the Counties of Perth and Stirling, and in the Phs. [Parishes] of Alva, Dunblane and Blackford. A number of Streams rises on the north and South Sides, but the one of greater note is the Source of the River Devon. |
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BASE STONE |
Base Stone |
Mr. James Menzies
Mr. James Christie
Mr. Donald Stewart |
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A Small circular whinstone imbedded on the Summit of Blairdenon. It is used as an object to denote the point of Junction of the Counties of Perth and Stirling, and the Phs.[Parishes] of Alva, Dunblane and Blackford. |
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OCHIL HILLS |
Ochil Hills |
Mr. James Menzies
Mr. James Christie
Mr. William Stewart |
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An extensive range of hills, extending from the parish of Auchterarder on the north east to the parish of Dunblane on the south west. These hills are in many places indented with rugged and precipitous glens more especially on the south side, when the rise is both steep and abrupt. They are intersected by the boundaries of several parishes, and are in three different Counties viz. Perth, Stirling and Clackmannan, and on the
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[Under the name Ochil Hills is written] "R. Capitals" |
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SHERIFF MUIR |
Sheriff Muir |
Mr.James McNaughton
Mr. William Lennox
Mr. J. Christie |
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A considerable extent of moorland skirting the north and west base of the Ochil Hills, a part of which is now under cultivation and wood. A desperate engagement took place here in 1715 between the Royal troops and those of the Pretender which terminated in favor of the former. |
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SCOTTISH CENTRAL RAILWAY |
Scottish Central Railway |
Mr. William McNaughton
Mr. John Lennox
Mr. J. Christie |
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A double line of railway extending from the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway,at Greenhill Junction, to Perth, and on which both passenger and goods traffic is conducted, there are several short lines branching from it to various places, the cuttings and embankments are of an ordinary character, property of the Scottish Central Railway Company. There is an Electro Telegraphic communication along this line. |
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ANCHORSCROSS |
Anchorcross
Anchorcross
Anchorcross
Anchor's Cross |
Alexander Young Esqr.
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie
Valuation Roll for 1857-8 |
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Farmsteading, dwellinghouse two storeys, out offices one, all slated, and in good repair. Property of Captain Drummond |
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HILLSIDE |
Hillside
Hillside
Hillside
Hillside |
Alexander Young Esqr.
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie Valuation Roll for 1857-8 |
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Farmsteading, dwellinghouse two, out offices one, storey, all slated, and in good repair. Property of Captn.[Captain] Drummond |
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WANDERWRANG |
Wanderwrang
Wanderwrang
Wanderwrang
Wanderwrang |
Alexander Young Esqr.
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie Valuation Roll for 1857-8 |
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A neat one storey slated dwellinghouse, having one storey slated offices attached- all in good repair. Property of William Stirling, Esqr. M.P. [Member of Parliament] Keir. |
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KEIR MAINS |
Keir Mains
Keir mains
keir Mains |
Alexander Young Esqr.
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie |
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A neat and substantial dwellinghouse two storeys high slated and in good repair. One storey slated offices attached Property of William Stirling, Esqr. M.P. [Member of Parliament] Keir. |
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FEUS [Dunblane] |
Feus
Feus
Feus |
Alexander Young Esqr.
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie |
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A street in Dunblane extending south from the railway being part of the turnpike road. The houses on each side are partly one, and partly two storeys, slated, and in good repair.-Various proprietors. |
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FEUS
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STONEHILL |
Stonehill |
Mr. Robert Christie
Mr. Daniel Stewart
Revd.[Reverend]Robert Ingram
Valuation Roll for 1857-8 |
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A large farmsteading, dwelling house out offices one storey, tiled and in good repair, property of John Stirling Esqr. of Kippendavie, Kippenross House |
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KIPPENRAIT |
Kippenrait |
Mr. Robert Christie
Mr. Daniel Stewart
Revd.[Reverend] Robert Ingram
Valuation Roll for 1857-8 |
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A large farmsteading, dwelling house out offices one storey, former slated latter tiled, all on good repair property of John Stirling Esqr. of Kippendavie, Kippenross House |
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KIPPENRAIT GLEN |
Kippenrait Glen |
Mr. Alexander Duff
Mr. Robert Christie
Mr. John Graham |
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A deep ravine, very steep on both sides and wooded, property of John Stirling Esqr. of Kippenross. The Wharry Burn runs through it |
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THE LOUP |
The Loup |
John Graham Esqr.
Mr. Alexander Duff
Mr. Robert Christie |
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Two rocks which project from either side of the Wharry Burn, forming a convenient place for crossing the stream before the adjacent bridge was built. |
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THE BIKE |
The Bike |
John Graham Esq.
Mr. Alexander Duff
Mr. Robert Christie |
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The name is applied to a waterfall on the Wharry Burn, it is about 50 feet in height. |
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KIPPENROSS |
Kippenross |
Mr. Robert Christie
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Alexander Duff |
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A handsome mansion, three storeys in height, the residence and property of James Stirling Esqr., together with a large farmsteading, which is situated a few chains S.E. [South East] of the mansion |
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PISGAH |
Pisgah
Pisgah
Pisgah |
Rev.[Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie |
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Farmsteading, dwelling house and offices attached, two storeys Slated and in good repair. Property of J. Stirling Esqr. of Kippendavie- |
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DRUMLOCHY COTTAGE |
Drumlochy Cottage
Drumlochy Cottage
Drumlochy Cottage
Drumlochy Cottage |
Rev.[Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie
Valuation Roll for 1857-8 |
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A neat cottage, one Storey Slated and in good repair. Property of J Stirling Esqr. of Kippendavie. |
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OCHLOCHY |
Ochlochy
Ochlochy
Ochlochy |
Rev.[Reverend] James Ingram
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie |
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An old Farmsteading, now used as dwellinghouses for Labourers on Kippendavie estate, one Storey Slated and in good repair. Property of J. Stirling Esqr. of Kippendavie. |
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KEIR MILLS |
Keir Mills |
Mr. Donald Stewart
Mr. Robert Christie
Revd.[Reverend] James Ingram |
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This name is applied to a cluster of buildings on either Side of the Scottish Central Railway and Consists of a Spinning mill, two dwellinghouses, the whole two Stories in height, Slated and in good repair, property of William Stirling Esqr. Keir. The machinery of the mills is propelled by water. |
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DRUMDRUIL |
Drumdruil
Drumdruil
Drumdruil
Drumdrouls |
Mr. Robert Christie
Rent Receipt
Lease
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A small farmsteading situated beside Cox Burn, at about half a mile distant from its confluence with the Allan, the dwelling-house is two storeys high and slated, the offices one storey and tiled, the whole in tolerable repair. Property of Lord Abercrombie of Airthrey Park. |
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PARK OF KEIR |
Park of Keir
Park of Keir
Park of Keir
Park of Keir |
Mr. Robert Christie
Mr. Walter Reid
Lease
Valuation Roll for 1857-8 |
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A large and commodious farmsteading with a comfortable dwelling house attached. Dwelling house 2 storeys in height. Offices one, the whole slated and in excellent repair. Property of James Stirling Esqr. of Keir |
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COX BURN |
Cox Burn |
Mr. Robert Christie
Mr. Donald Stewart
Revd.[Reverend] James Ingram |
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A Small Stream which rises near Pendreich in the parish of Logie and after a short course falls into Allan Water about ½ a mile north of Bridge of Allan, it forms the boundary between the Ces.[Counties] of Perth and Stirling for most of its course. |
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WALLACE'S STONE |
Wallace's Stone
Wallace's Stone
Wallace's Stone |
Revd.[Reverend] John McIntyre, U.P. [United Presbyterian] Minister, Greenloaning
Revd.[Reverend] John R. Campbell, Ph.[Parish] Minister, Braco
Mr D. Campbell, Ph.[Parish] Schoolmaster, Braco |
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A large stone standing upright, six feet high, three wide, and two in thickness. A tradition in the neighbourhood says that a battle was fought here between Wallace and the English and that this stone was placed here by Wallace himself to commemorate the event. |
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[Signed] J.E. Pratt R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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WALLACE'S STONE |
Wallace's Stone
Wallace's Stone
Wallace's Stone |
Rev[Reverend] John McIntyre, U.P. [United Presbyterian] Minister, Greenloaning
Rev[Reverend] John R. Campbell, Ph[Parish] Minister, Braco
Mr D. Campbell, Ph [Parish] Schoolmaster, Braco |
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A large stone standing upright, six feet high, three wide, and two in thickness. A tradition in the neighbourhood says that a battle was fought here between Wallace and the English and that this stone was placed here by Wallace himself to commemorate the event. |
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[In red] " Recd. [Received] at Examination and pasted into this book
12th May 1863" |
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[Top right hand corner is written] OS1/25/25 with the number [Page] 92 [underneath it]
In the centre of the page is what looks like a pasted in piece of paper with the following printed on it
NAME BOOK
OF THE
PARISH OF DUNBLANE
IN THE
COUNTY OF PERTH
1
Scale 2500
For the remainder of this parish see Name Book of 6 inch Sheet No 116.
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[Page] 93 INDEX
Names of Objects -- Page
Abbot's Manse -- 42
Allanbank -- 47
Allanbank Cottage -- 44
Allanside -- 47
Allan Water -- 10
Allt Bheith -- 15
Anchorscross -- 83
Anchorfield -- 68
Ardoch Burn -- 3
Archdeacon's Manse -- 46
Arnott's Close -- 51
Auchenlay -- 44
Auchinteek -- 37
Backcroft -- 62
Balhaldie House -- 66
Balhaldie T.P. [Turnpike] -- 20
Barbush -- 68
Blarlean -- 14
Base Stone -- 77
Bell-Lands -- 28
Bishop's Palace -- 45
Bishop's or Teind Barn -- 40
Black Hill -- 72
Blairdenon Hill -- 77
Bogside -- 69
Braeport -- 52
Bracklin Burn -- 8
Bridge-End -- 39
Buttergask Burn -- 76
Cairnston -- 33
Calderwood Cottage -- 39
Cathedral (Part In Ruins) -- 53
Chapel -- 26
Chancellor's Manse -- 45
Church -- 41
Church Street -- 48
Corsecaplie -- 38
Court House -- 55
Cox Burn -- 90
Craigingilt Cottage -- 28
Craigingilt Burn -- 28
Craigton -- 22
Crawfordpark -- 61
Crofts of Cromlix -- 30
Cross Street -- 49
Dalbrack -- 14
Dean's Manse --45
Dunblane (Parish) -- 1
Dunblane (Village) -- 57
Dunblane Hotel -- 60
Dunblane, Doune & Callander Railway -- 58
Duthieston -- 35
Duthieston House -- 35
Drumdruil -- 89
Drumlochy Cottage -- 87
Dykedale -- 63
Easter Bows -- 5
East Cullings -- 7
Feus -- 84
Firs of Kinbuck -- 20
Free Church -- 62
Free Church Manse -- 47
Gallow Hill -- 5
Gallow Hill -- 26
Gallowhill Quarry -- 5
Gateside -- 23
Gathering Stone -- 73
Glassingall -- 23
Glen Tye -- 75
Glentye Hill -- 76
Grainston Burn -- 30
Greenforet -- 71
Greenforet Hill -- 77
Grey Stones -- 38
Greens Well -- 35
High Street -- 48
Hillside -- 83
Holme Hill -- 69
Holmehill House -- 62
Hungry Hill -- 21
Hutchison -- 22
Jail -- 55
Keir Mains -- 84
Keir Mills -- 88
Kilbryde Castle -- 27
Kilbryde Glen -- 27
Kinbuck -- 21
Kinbuck Muir -- 18
Kinbuck Station -- 24
Kippendavie -- 63
Kippenrait -- 85
Kippenrait Glen -- 85
Kippenross -- 86 |
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Names of Objects -- Page
Kirk Street -- 51
Knaggyfauld -- 19
Knock of Barbush -- 36
Knockmafuddy -- 60
Laigh Hill -- 43
Leightonian Library -- 39
Lendrick -- 63
Linns -- 74
Little Corum -- 72
Lodge Burn -- 24
Lower Whitestone -- 19
Manse -- 50
Meetinghouse Close -- 52
Mickle Corum -- 72
Middle Cullings -- 7
Mill of Ash -- 29
Millash -- 36
Millhill Burn -- 15
Mill Row -- 50
Millstone Burn -- 71
Nether Glastry -- 13
Nether Grainston -- 25
Newton -- 61
North Cromlix -- 8
Ochil Hills -- 78
Ochlochy -- 87
Old Wharry Burn -- 75
Orleans Cottage -- 67
Park Burn -- 9
Park of Keir -- 89
Pisgah -- 87
Post Office -- 48
Prebend's Manse -- 46
Railway Station -- 42
Ramoyle -- 67
Ramoyle Cottage -- 67
Ryland Burn -- 64
School -- 23
School Parish -- 41
School -- 51
School -- 59
School -- 65
St Blane's Cottage -- 65
St Mary's Chapel -- 59
St Mary's Cottage -- 66
Scottish Central Railway -- 81
Scouring Burn -- 36
Shanraw -- 33
Sheriff Muir -- 79
Sinclair's Wynd -- 49
Springbank -- 42
Stockbridge -- 37
Stonehill -- 85
Summer Lodge -- 21
Site of the Battle of Sheriffmuir -- 73
The Bike -- 86
The Judge's Cairn -- 11
The Loup -- 86
The White Stone -- 17
Tennandry -- 31
Todhill Burn -- 9
Torrance -- 25
Towrie (In Ruins) -- 13
Treasurer's Manse -- 46
Union Bank of Scotland -- 50
Upper Glastry -- 13
Upper Grainston -- 30
Upper Whitestone -- 18
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church -- 52
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Manse -- 61
Upper Auchenlay -- 31
View Cottage -- 40
Wanderwrang -- 83
Waterside -- 22
Well House -- 43
Wells Cottage -- 29
West Bows -- 3
Wester Cambushinnie -- 9
West Cromlix -- 8
West Cullings -- 7
Wharry Burn -- 71
Whitecrosses -- 68
Whitecrosses House -- 60
Woodend -- 66
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