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PARISH OF FOSSAWAY
SHEET 118 No. 16.
SHEET 119 No. 13, &. 14.
SHEET 127 No. 4, 8, &. 12.
SHEET 128 No. 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 13, &. 14.
SHEET 134 No. 8, 12, &. 16.
SHEET 135 No 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, &. 13.
INDEX
Names of Objects -- Page
Fossaway Ph [Parish] -- 3
Arndean -- 33
Aikenend -- 39
Aldie Castle (16th Century) -- 63
Black Law -- 7
Black Creich Hill -- 9
Blacklinn Bridge -- 12
Black Linn -- 13
Burnt Hill -- 17
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Blairingone -- 37
Broom -- 38
Backside -- 49
Barnhill -- 69
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Craiglawhill -- 45
Carden -- 46
Carleith -- 47
Craigton -- 52
Coupsteps -- 54
Craigend -- 57
Crosshead -- 59
Cocklaw -- 59
Castlebig -- 70
Cairnfold -- 71
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Devonshaw Tile Works -- 51
Devonshaw Feus -- 58
Easter Creich Burn -- 9
Easter Downhill -- 15
Easter Fossaway -- 28
Easter Solsgirth -- 39
Easter Muirhead -- 41
East Hilton -- 50
Edgehead -- 57
Fanny Hill -- 5
Fanny Burn -- 17
Fannyhill Burn -- 17
Fernyhill -- 18 |
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INDEX Continued
Names of Objects -- Page
Fossaway Church (Site of) -- 30
Fossaway Lodge -- 31
Fiddlerstone -- 45
Fernyhole Well -- 55
Glendey Burn -- 21
Golland Burn -- 25
Glen Queich -- 26
Grave Yard -- 30
Gateside -- 39
Gairney Water -- 49
Gibson's Craig -- 53
Gairney Glen -- 51
Gairney Burn -- 51
Gartwhinean -- 57
Gartwhinean Feus -- 58
Hall Burn -- 11
Hog Rig -- 19
Hillton of Aldie -- 49
Howfold -- 71
Howfold Cottage -- 71
Knowehead -- 11
Kalesquy Linn -- 29
King's Seat -- 36
Keppocks -- 59
Keithhills -- 62
Lamb Burn -- 5
Lamb Linn -- 17
Lee Burn -- 19
Lendrick Hill -- 23
Lady's Hall -- 38
Lambhill Burn -- 40
Lambhill Cottage -- 65
Lambhill -- 69
Lambhill Colliery -- 70
MarKet Inn P.Ho. [Public House] -- 12
Myrehaugh -- 18
March Burn -- 22
Myrehaugh Hill -- 23
Mains of Blairingone -- 36
Manse -- 37
Muir Mill (Corn & Flour) -- 40
Mossendgreen -- 53
Mutehill -- 59
Mossendgreen Tile Works -- 61
Maidenwells -- 61
Monksgrave -- 67
Newhall -- 41
Nether Dalkeith -- 43
Netherton -- 52
Over Dalkeith -- 43
Peat Burn -- 22
Pow Burn -- 29
Palace Brae -- 34
Pow Burn -- 50
Powmill -- 54
Pathhead -- 54
Powmill Bridge -- 54
Parks of Aldie -- 63
Pitfar -- 69
Pow Bridge -- [page damage]
Rooking Linn -- 25
River Devon -- 33
Rough Cleugh -- 42
Rumbling Bridge T.P. [Turnpike] -- 43
Rumbling Bridge -- 44
Rough Cleugh Burn -- 72
St Serf's Bridge (Remains of) -- 15
South Queich Water -- 27
Supposed Site of the Earls of Tullibardine's House -- 35
School -- 38
Solsgirth -- 41
Tormaukin -- 13
Thornton Hill -- 27
Thorny Burn -- 28
Thornton -- 29
Threapmuir -- 50
The Monk's Grave -- 55
Thimblehall -- 58
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FOSSAWAY |
Fossoway and Tulliebole
Fossoway
Fossoway
Fossoway
Fossoway and Tulliebole
Fossaway and Tulliebole
Fossaway
Fossaway |
New Statistical Account of Scotland
Sheriffs List
Valuation Roll of Co. [County]
Oliver & Boyd's Almanac
Old Statistical Account of Scotland
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Name Books of Parish of Fossaway Co. [County] Kinross.
and also the Ordinance plans of this same Co. [County] |
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Fossaway and Tulliebole an united parish chiefly in Perthshire but partly in Kinrossshire compact in form and lying respectively at the Southeastern and at the Western Verge of the Counties. It is bounded on the north by Dunning; on the east by Orwell and Kinross; on the South by Cleish and Saline; on the West by Clackmannanshire; and on the north west by Muckart. Its greatest length is about 11 Miles; its greatest breadth about 10 Miles but its outline being very irregular, its superfecial Area is not more than about 50 Square Miles. The united parish consists of three districts of Fossaway in Perthshire one 6¼ Miles by 2½ on the South - one 3¾ by 1¾ lying 1½ Mile north of the former - and One a narrow stripe of half a mile by 2¾ lying a Mile eastward of the second and running parallel to it, all consolidated by the insertion amongst
them of Tulliebole belonging to Kinross-shire. The northern parts of Fossaway and the part of Tulliebole which connects them constituting jointly the entire northern Section of the united parish are a continued congeries of hills
running up to the Ochil range and lifting their tops from abou t1000 to 1500 feet above the level of the Sea The River Devon comes down upon Upper Fossaway from the west and runs south-eastward 3¾ Miles tracing the boundary line between that district and Tulliebole on the left bank and the parish of Muckart on its right bank; and making a sudden bend or Crook at the place appropriately called the Crook-of Devon flows 4¼ Miles south-eastward |
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south-eastwards along the boundary between Tulliebole and lower Fossoway on the one side and the parish of Muckersie on the Other Side. Lower Queigh water rises in the northern limits of the northward stripe of Tulliebole forms for a Mile south-westward from its Source, the boundary between Dunning in Perthshire and debouching to the South-east so intersects for 3½ Miles the united Parish as to trace the boundary between the Perth-shire & Kinross-shire Sections. Two rivulets both called Gairney but distinguished by the prefixes East and West which designate the direction of their course, both rise in the Parish and meander along Copsewood banks. The villages are Blairingone and Crook of Devon, the former is a burgh of barony under the superiority of the Duke of Athole and has a market holden in the month of June, the latter is a Small Village and a burgh of barony and has a Fair in May and another in October.
There is a great diversity of Soil in the Parish, in some parts it is mossy on others gravelly, in some parts clayey, and in others loamy, some of it is of good quality and not a little of it Very inferior. The parish is in the presbytery of Auchterarder, Synod of Perth & Stirling. The portion of the parish of Fossaway belonging to Perthshire appears as three detached portions but as these are joined by the other part of the parish belonging to Kinross Shire, therefore there is no detached portion of the parish, nor are there any detached portions of any other parish with that of Fossaway |
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FANNY HILL |
Fanny Hill |
Mr Johnyman Littlerig
David Thomson Coalsknowe
Mr Wright Coalsknowe |
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[Situation] In the north and of the northern portion of Fossaway
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LAMB BURN |
Lamb Burn |
David Angus Shepherd
David Thomson Coalsknowe
Mr Wright Farmer Coalsknowe |
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[Situation] On the north end of the northern portion of Fossaway
A small burn rising in the north of the Ph [Parish] flowing Southwards to South Queich Water & forming the Parish boundary |
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BLACK LAW |
Black Law
Black Law |
Robert Malcolm Cairnboe Stewart
Andrew Harley Myrehaugh |
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[Situation] In the N [North] Eastern Strip of Fossaway
A small hill at the north end of the farms of Cairnboe Stewart, the surface of which is rough pasture. |
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Parish of Fossaway N.2 -- Sheet 119 No.14 Trace 4 |
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BLACK CREICH HILL |
Creich Hill
Creich Hill
Creich Hill
Black Creich Hill
Black Creich Hill |
David Angus Shepherd
Robert Wright Farmer
David Thomson Coalsknow
James Mailer,Upper Yetts Muckart
David Sinclair Downhill |
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[Situation] In the NW. [North West] end of the north portion of Fossaway
A small hill north of the parish, and on the farm of Coalsknowe. There are two hills, the one in the parish of Glendevon which is Called White Creich Hill & is the largest the other in this parish is Called Black Creich Hill. They almost form one hill being joined together |
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EASTER CREICH BURN |
Easter Creich Burn |
David Angus
Robert Wright
David Thomson |
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[Situation] On the west Side of the north portion of Fossaway
A Small Stream which rises between Creich Hill and Burnt Hill, and flows South until it joins the Creich Burn. |
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Ph. [Parish] of Fossaway -- Sheet 127 No.4 Trace 3 & 6 |
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CREICH BURN |
Creich Burn
Creich Burn
Creich Burn |
James Johnman Knowhead
Henry Sinclair Downhill
Mr Wright Coalsknowe |
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[Situation] Forming part of the NW. [North West] boundary of the parish
A stream that rises at the base of Creich Hill, and runs in a SW. [South West] direction till it joins the River Devon |
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KNOWEHEAD |
Knowehead
Knowehead
Knowehead |
James Johnman Occupier
Henry Sinclair, Downhill
Mr Johnman Littlerig |
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[Situation] On the western Side of Downhill
A small Cottage with a garden Attached occupied by James Johnman and property of Mr. Davidson |
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HALL BURN |
Hall Burn
Hall Burn |
James Johnman, Knowehead,
Henry Sinclair, Downhill |
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[Situation] Runs into the river Devon at Downhill
A small stream that rises on the N. [North] West side of TormauKin and runs in a SW. [South West] direction till it joins the River Devon |
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Parish of Fossaway-- Sheet 127 No. 8 Trace 2-3 |
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DOWNHILL |
Downhill
Downhill
Downhill |
James Johnman Knowehead
Henry Sinclair, Downhill
Val [Valuation]: Roll/59 [1859] |
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[Situation] In the NW [North West] Side of the north portion of the parish
A small Village or hamlet Containing about half a dozen houses situated at the N.W.[North West] side of the Parish. It is inhabited by people of the labouring Class. And is the property of Mr Davidson. There are four MarKets held here yearly for the Sale of Sheep
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MARKET INN (P.H.) [Public House] |
Market Inn
Market Inn
Market Inn |
Mrs. Reid Occupier
James Johnman
Knowehead
Henry Sinclair
Downhill |
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[Situation] In Downhill
A public house in the Village of Downhill with Vegetable garden Attached Occupied by Mrs Reid and property of Mr Davidson. It is not an Inn Strictly Speaking as it has not the accommodation or licence for such but is a Small public House |
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BLACKLINN BRIDGE |
Blacklinn Bridge
Blacklinn Bridge
Blacklinn Bridge |
James Johnson
Knowehead
Henry Sinclair
Downhill
Joseph Martin
Muckart |
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[Situation] Near the SE [South East] Side of Downhill
A stone bridge of One Arch erected Across the River Devon between the Black Linn And Downhill |
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TORMAUKIN |
TormauKin
TormauKin
TormaKkin |
James Johnman Knowehead
Henry Sinclair,
Downhill
John McLaren
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[Situation] On the eastern Side of Downhill
A hill of considerable size on the farm of Wester Downhill |
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BLACK LINN |
Black Linn
Black Linn
Black Linn |
James Johnman Knowehead
Henry Sinclair
Downhill
Joseph Martin
Muckart |
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[Situation] In the River Devon, west Side opf TormauKin
A waterfall on the River Devon about 16 feet high, a short distance south of the Village of Downhill. |
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Parish of Fossaway -- Sheet 127 No.8 Trace 6
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EASTER DOWNHILL |
Easter Downhill
Easter Downhill
Easter Downhill
Easter Downhill
E. [Easter] Dunhill |
John Mc.Laren Occupier
Valuation Roll 1858-59
Mr Hunter Schoolmaster
David Kettle Fossaway Lodge
Stobie's Co. [County] map. |
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[Situation] In the western portion of the north portion of Fossaway
A farmsteading consisting of a small Cottage with convenient outhouses attatched. The property of J Scott Moncrief Esqr of Dalkeith and Fossaway. |
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ST SERF'S BRIDGE (Remains of) |
St. Serf's Bridge
St. Serf's Bridge
St. Serf's Bridge
St. Serf's Bridge
St. Serf's Bridge
St. Cyre's Bridge |
Mr.Sinclair - Schoolmaster Muckart
James Mailer -Upper Yetts
David Sinclair Downhill
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Old Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Dr. Young - Hallhill Fossaway Ph. [Parish] |
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This is the remains of an old Stone bridge of one arch over the River Devon near Easter Downhill where formerly the direct and only road to Perth by Dunning Crossed the river.
From its construction and narrow breadth it is apparently very old; but it is now much di-
lapidated nothing remaining but just the arch yet it is still passable for foot passengers. It is partly overgrown with furze and brambles, the battlements are all gone down to the Keystones and the outer Circular Course of Stones of one side of the arch are also fallen away. |
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Sheet 127 Plan12 Trace 3 -- Parish of Fossaway
Easter Downhill In the western portion of the north portion of Fossaway
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FANNY BURN |
Fanny Burn
Fanny Burn
Fanny Burn |
David Angus, Shepherd
Robert Wright, Farmer
David Thomson, Coalsknowe |
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[Situation] In the north end of the north portion of the parish
A Small Stream which rises between Burnt Hill & Fanny Hill and flows east until it joins the South Queich Water. |
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BURNT HILL |
Burnt Hill
Burnt Hill
Burnt Hill |
David Angus
Robert Wright,
David Thomson |
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[Situation] In the north end of the north portion of the parish
A small hill covered with rough pasture it is on the farm of Coalsknowe. |
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FANNYHILL BURN |
Fannyhill Burn
Fannyhill Burn
Fannyhill Burn |
David Angus
Robert Wright,
David Thomson. |
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[Situation] In the northern end of the north portion of the parish
A Small stream which rises a little to the north of Coalsknowe and flows South-east until it joins the South Queich Water a Short distance east of Myrehaugh. |
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LAMB LINN |
Lamb Linn |
See Ordnance 6 Inch plan of Fife & Kinross No. 14 |
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[Situation] In the South Queich Water
This name applies to a Waterfall in the South Queich Water, east from Fernyhill Farmhouse |
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Ph [Parish] of Fossoway -- Sheet 128 No. 1 Trace 1 & 5 |
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FERNYHILL |
Fernyhill
Fernyhill
Fernyhill |
Valuation Roll 1858-59
Mr Hunter, Parish Schoolmaster
Mr Wright, Occupier |
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[Situation] In the northern part olf the north portion of the parish
A Farmsteading Consisting of Small dwelling house with outhouse attatched the property of J. Scott Moncrieff Esqr of Dalkeith Lodge. This farm was heretofore Known by the name Fanny but lately the proprietor has changed it to Fernyhill It is still popularly Known by the former name |
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COALSKNOWE |
Coalsknowe
Coalsknowe
Coalsknowe |
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Mr Hunter Schoolmaster
Mr Wright,
Occupier |
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[Situation] In the northern part of the north portion of the parish
A farmsteading Consisting of a substantial Cottage with Commodious outhouses attatched the property of Mrs Hamilton |
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MYREHAUGH |
Myrehaugh
Myrehaugh
Myrehaugh |
Robert Wilkie Occupier
Mr Hunter Schoolmaster
Mr Wright Coalsknowe |
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[Situation] In the northern part of the north portion of the parish
A small farmsteading consisting of dwelling house,and outhouses attatched, the property
J. Scott Moncrieff Esqr |
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Sheet 128 Plan 1 Trace 5 -- Parish of Fossaway |
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HOG RIG |
Hog Rig
Hog Rig |
Robert Malcolm Cairnboe Stewart
Andrew Harley Myrehaugh |
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[Situation] In the N. [North] Eastern Strip of Fossaway
A small ridge to the south of Black Law, on the farm of Cairnboe Stewart; its surface is heathy pasture. |
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LEE BURN |
Lee Burn
Lee Burn |
Robert Malcolm.
Andrew Harley.
Lee - Lanely Dr. [Doctor] Jamieson
Lee - A plain -Imperial Dictionary |
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[Situation] In the N. [North] Eastern Strip of Fossay [Fossaway]
A small stream, having its source at the confluence of two smaller streams, at the south western base of the Hog Rig, flowing from that in a southerly direction & falling into Warroch West Burn |
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Parish of Fossaway -- Sheet 128 No. 2 Trace 2 & 5 |
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GLENDEY BURN |
Glendey Burn |
John McLaren Farmer
Duncan Forbes Farmer
James Forbes |
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[Situation] Runs through the Central portion of the north portion of Fossaway
This burn gathers a little to the west of Myrehaugh and flows in a Southerly Direction until it joins the River Devon |
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WHITERIGGS |
Whiteriggs
Whiteriggs
Whiteriggs
Whiterig |
Duncan Forbes, Farmer
John McLaren.
Valuation Roll 1858.9
Stobies Co. [County] map |
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[Situation] In the Central portion of the north part of Fossaway
A Small farm house with offices attached all in good repair. The property of the Crown. |
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PEAT BURN |
Peat Burn
Peat Burn
Peat Burn |
Duncan Forbes, Farmer.
Robert Wilkie. Farmer
James Forbes. Whiteriggs |
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[Situation] In the northern portion of the north part of Fossaway
A Small burn which rises on a flat piece of ground and flows east until it joins Bogle Burn. |
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BOGLE BURN |
Bogle Burn
Bogle Burn
Bogle Burn |
Duncan Forbes.
Robert Wilkie.
James Forbes. |
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[Situation] In the northern portion of the north part of Fossaway
A Small burn which [rises] at the north west of Whiteriggs and flows in [an] easterly direction until it joins Glendey Burn |
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MARCH BURN |
March Burn
March Burn
March Burn |
Duncan Forbes.
Robert Wilkie.
James Forbes. |
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[Situation] In the northern portion of the north part of Fossaway
A Small stream which [rises] a little to the west of Coalsknowe and flows east until it joins [Glendey] Burn. |
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MYREHAUGH HILL |
Myrehaugh Hill |
Duncan Forbes. Farmer
James Forbes.
Robert Wilkie. Farmer |
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[Situation] In the northern part of the north portion of Fossaway
A small hill covered with Rough Pasture. It is on the property of Robert Scott Moncrieff Esqr. |
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LENDRICK HILL |
Lendrick Hill
Lendrick Hill
Lendrick Hill
Lendrick Hill |
Duncan Forbes,
James Forbes
Robert Wilkie
Stobie's Co. [County] map |
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[Situation] Near the central portion of the north part of Fossaway
A large eminence forming a part of the Ochil range. It is the property of Robert Scott Moncrieff Esqr. It is Considered the largest of the Ochil Range within the parish of Fossaway |
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RUINS* |
Greenneuk
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Duncan Forbes. John McLaren.
James Forbes. |
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This was at one time a Shepherds house, nothing remains but the outer wall It is on the property of Robert Scott Moncrieff |
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DOWN HILL |
Downhill
Downhill
Downhill
Easter Downhill |
John McLaren,
Downhill
Duncan Forbes.
James Forbes.
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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[Situation] In the Central portion of the north part of Fossaway.
A Conical Shaped hill with mountain grass. it is on the farm of Wester Downhill
The hills may vary in height from about 1000 to 1500 feet above the level of the sea. One of them Called Easter Downhill presents a very pleasing appearance especially when viewed from the south or west. It is of a Conical Shape clothed with verdure to the top and skirted with natural wood around the base along which is a deep ravine, the Devon pursues its winding Course. At the bottom of this hill the bridge of St. Serf, on what was the road to Perth by Dunning till the present turnpike road was formed, less than 30 years, is still Standing though now much out of repair. The hill is of Considerable height, and the view from its Summit in clear weather is very extensive and varied. In repect of height and extent of prospect, it is however by Innerdownie which is the highest hill in the Parish and Commands, at once a view of the Forth and of the Tay.
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Ph [Parish] of Fossoway -- Sheet 128. No. 5 Trace 4
Note - entry for Ruins*
*Ruins merely to be written on Plan as James Forbes.
It was only a Cottar's house
Note - Downhill
The Stat. Acct. [Statostical Account] is wrong in
naming this Easter Downhill.
It is Simply Down Hill
There is no other hill of this name
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CAIRNBOE STEWART |
Cairnboe Stewart
Cairnboe Stewart
Cairnboe Stewart
Cairnboe Stewart
Cairnbo Stewart |
Robert Malcolm Occupant
Andrew Harley Myrehaugh
Lease Myrehaugh
Val: [Valuation] Roll 1857-58
Stobie's Co. [County] map |
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[Situation] In the N. [North] Eastern Strip of Fossaway
A large farm house of two stories, having offices, and a large arable & sheep farm Attached. Sir William Drummond Stewart Bart.[Baronet] is the proprietor. |
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GOLLAND BURN |
Dundie Burn
Dundie Burn
Golland Burn |
Robert Malcolm.
Andrew Harle.
see Ordnance 6 Inch plan of Fife and Kinross, No. 21 |
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[Situation] In the N. [North] Eastern Strip of Fossaway
A small stream rising near Upper Earnyside, & falling into North Queich Water: near the Farmhouse of Golland |
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ROOKING LINN |
Rooking Linn |
See Ordinance Six Inch Plan of Fife & Kinross No. 21 |
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[Situation] On Golland Burn
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GLEN QUEICH |
Glen Queich |
See Ordnance Six Inch Plan of Fife & Kinross No. 21 |
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[Situation] Adjoining the South Queich Water
A Glen through which the South Queich Water flows adjoining the farm of Braughty |
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Parish of Fossaway -- Sheet 128 No. 6 Trace 4 & 5 |
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THORNTON HILL |
Thornton Hill |
Peter Scrymgeour Wester Fossoway
William Methven Wester Fossoway
Ebenezer Lawrie Thornton |
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[Situation] In the eastern end of the north portion of Fossaway
A large hill on the farm of Wester Fossoway the property of Robert Scott Moncrieff Esqr of Fossoway Lodge. |
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SOUTH QUEICH WATER |
Lower Queich Water
South Queich
Lower Queich Water
South Queich
Queich Water
South Queich Water
South Queich Water
South Queich Water |
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Bells Map of Kinross Shire
Stobie's Co. [County] Map
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Peter Scrymgeour Wester Fossoway
Adam Beverdige Easte Fossoway
John Morgan Carnboe
Mr Gentle Crook of Devon
Mr Marshall Blairingone
Dr [Doctor] Young Cairnbo |
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[Situation] Forming part of the boundary between the Counties of Perth and Kinross
A small river winding through the hill in a South easterly direction & forming part of the boundary of the Ph.[Parish] with Kinross |
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CROSS BURN |
Cross Burn |
Peter Scrymgeour Wester Fossoway
William Methven Wester Fossoway
Miss Haldane
Wester Fossoway |
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[Situation] In the eastern end of the north portion of Fossaway
A small burn rising on the S.W. [South West] side of Thornton Hill & flowing south to the Pow Burn |
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Ph. [Parish] of Fossoway -- Sheet 128 No. 10 Traces 1.2.3 & 6
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EASTER FOSSAWAY |
Easter Fossoway |
Adam Beveridge
Occupier
John Morgan Carnboe
Val: [Valuation] Roll for Co. [County] of Perth |
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[Situation] In the eastern portion of the north part of Fossaway
A Small farm with offices attached property of Robert Scott Moncrieff Esqr Fossoway Lodge & occupied by Mr Adam Beveridge |
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WESTER FOSSAWAY |
Wester Fossoway
Middleton of Fossaway |
Adam Beveridge Easter Fossoway
Peter Scrymgeour Wester Fossoway
Valuation Roll
Stobie's Co. [County] map |
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[Situation] In the eastern portion of the north part of Fossaway
A large farm (principally hill land) with offices attached the property of Robert Moncrieff & occupied by Mr Thomas Richmond |
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THORNY BURN |
Thorny Burn |
Peter Scrymgeour Wester Fossoway
Miss Haldane Wester Fossoway
William Methven
Wester Fossoway |
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[Situation] In the eastern portion of the north part of Fossaway
A Small Stream rising on the farm of Wester Fossoway. |
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Parish of Fossaway -- Sheet 128 No. 10 traces 3 & 4
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THORNTON |
Thornton |
Peter Scrymgeour W. {Wester] Fossoway
Ebenezer Hardie Occupier
William Methven W. [Wester] Fossoway |
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[Situation] In the eastern portion of the north part of Fossaway
A small house on the farm of Wr.[Wester] Fossoway the property of R. S. Moncrieff Esq & occupied by Mr. Ebenezer Hardie, was at one time a farm of itself, but along with several others was lately attached to the farm of Wester Fossoway. |
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CORN MILL (Ruins of) |
Crossburn Mill
Crossburn Mill |
Peter Scrymgeour W. [Wester] Fossoway
William Methven W. [Wester] Fossoway
Miss Haldane W. [Wester] Fossoway
Stobies Co. [County] map |
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[Situation] In the eastern portion of the north part of Fossaway
A Corn Mill on the farm of Wr. [Wester] Fossoway taking its name from the stream by which it was driven. Has been a ruin for 100 years. |
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POW BURN |
Pow Burn |
Miss Haldane W.[Wester] Fossoway
Adam Beveridge E. [Easter] Fossoway
John Morgan Carnboe |
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[Situation] Forming a small portion of the boundary the County of Perth and Kinross
A Small stream forming the County boundary |
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KALESQUY LINN |
Kalesquy Linn |
See Ordnance Six Inch Plan of Fife & Kinross No.21 |
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[Situation] In the South Queich Water
A Waterfall on the South Queich Water a short distance S. [South] West from Braughty Farmhouse |
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Parish of Fossoway -- Sheet 128 No. 10 Traces 5 & 6 |
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FOSSAWAY CHURCH (Site of) & GRAVE YARD |
Fossaway Church (Site of)
Fossaway Church (Site of) |
Mr. Gentle Schoolmaster Crook of Devon
Dr. [Doctor] Young - Hallhill Cairnbo village |
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[Situation] In the southern end of the north portion of Fossaway
This is the Site of the ancient Church of Fossaway which was the Church of the parish b[efore] Reformation and Continued [so] untill about the year 1614 when Fossaway and Tulliebole became united. For a considerable period after they were united the churches of both were used, the minister officiating two Sabbaths in that of Fossaway and one Sabbath in that of Tulliebole. But in 1729 both were thrown down and a new church built for the united parish. From the rubbish or remains of the ruins of the church the Site or foundation Could Still be traced. The Church Yard is still used as a burial ground by some families in the parish |
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FOSSAWAY LODGE |
Fossoway Lodge |
Miss Haldane Wester Fossoway
Mrs Duncan Wester Fossoway
Mr Kettles Fossoway Lodge |
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[Situation] In the Southern end of the north portion of Fossaway
A handsome villa occupied by the proprietor Robert Scott Moncrieff Esqr was formerly the Manse of Fossoway: but has undergone, lately, great alterations. Near this house stands the Church Yard of Fossoway Containing the Site of Fossoway Church. The Church has been a ruin for more than 150 years, & at the union of this parish with that of Tullibole a new building was erected at the Crook of Devon being a more central point. |
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RIVER DEVON |
River Devon |
See N [Name] Book of Muckart Ph [Parish] |
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[Situation] Forming the northern boundary of the South portion of Fossaway.
See N [Name] Book of Muckart Parish |
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ARNDEAN |
Arndean
Arndean
Arndean |
G. Wyllie Esq: pro.[proprietor]
Val: [Valuation] Roll/59
William Birrell, Blairbane |
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[Situation] In the NW. [North West] part of the South portion of Fossaway
A neat mansion house, with offices and farm attached. |
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BLAIRBANE |
Blairbane
Blairbane
Blairbane
Blairbane |
William Birrel, occupier.
G. Wyllie, Esq: pro [proprietor]
T. Sharp
Blairingone
Stobies Co. [County] map |
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[Situation] In the NW. [North west] part of the south portion of Fossaway
A Small Cottar house, occupied by a farm Servant, and the property of G. Wyllie Esq: |
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VICAR'S BRIDGE |
Vicar's Bridge |
See N [Name] Book for Muckart Ph [Parish] |
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[Situation] Over the River Devon
See N [Name] Book for Muckart Parish Sheet 134 No. 8. |
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COWDEN KNOWE |
Cowden Knowe |
Thomas Sharp. Senr [Senior] Blairingone
Andrew Cairns Blairingone
Thomas Sharp Innr. [Innkeeper] Blairingone |
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[Situation] In the NW. [North West] Corner of the South portion of Fossaway
A prominent hillock Situated S. [South] West from Vicar's Bridge. The name is well Known |
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BALL GREEN |
Ball Green
Ball Green
Ball Green |
Thomas Sharp Innr. [Innkeeper] Blairingone
Andrew Cairns Blairingone
William Birrel Blairbane |
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[Situation] In the NW. Corner of the South portion of Fossaway
This name applies to a portion of a large field, Situated between Cowden Knowe and Palace Brae. The game of Foot Ball used to be much practiced here, which gave rise to the name. |
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PALACE BRAE |
Palace Brae
Palace Brae
Palace Brae |
Thomas Sharp
William Cairns
William Birrel |
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[Situation] In the NW. [North West] Corner of the South portion of Fossaway
This name applies to a brae Covered with Forest wood. There is a ruin at its west end. a few yards from this ruin, to the east, and a short distance from top of brae, Stood a family Seat in former days of the old Earls of Tulibardine. A:Cairns,about 14years ago, when ploughing, ran up Several Stones which formed the foundation of this building
The old Earls of Tullibardine had a family Seat at Blairingone on the North West Side of the Southern branch of Fossaway - The site of this old building is still visible and goes by the name of the Palace-Brae.
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Supposed Site of the EARLS OF TULLIBARDINE'S HOUSE |
Supposed site of the Earls of Tullibardine's House
Supposed site of the Earls of Tullibardine's House |
Robert Sharp Blairingone
Andrew Cairns-Wright-Blairingone |
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[Situation] Near the western end of Palace Brae
This is supposed to be the site of Old Earls of Tullibardines house or family Seat. Robert Sharp and Andrew Cairns of Blairingone pointed out the Site but all vestiges of it have been removed for many years past, but the tradition is Still Current that the ancestors of the Duke of Atholl had a palace here which gave rise to the name Palace Brae
The ancestors of the Duke of Athole had one a family residence on the lands of Blairingone but no trace of it now remains. A portion of the lands together with the Colliery however still belongs to his Grace.
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
The Murrays of Tulliebardine, the ancestors of the Duke of Athole were the ancient proprietors of the parish and of many lands in its vicinity and they had at Blairingone a mansion the site of which is Still Called Palace Brae.
Fullarton's Gazetteer
The Old Earls of Tullibardine had a family Seat at Blairingone on the NW. [North West] side of the Southern branch of Fossaway. The site of this old building is still visible and goes by the name of the Palace Brae.
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Parish of Fossaway -- Sheet 134 No. 8 Trace 4 |
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KING'S SEAT |
King's Seat
King's Seat |
Robert Sharp Blairingone
Andrew Cairns Blairingone |
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This name applies to a recess in a rocky cliff in which is a sort of natural seat in the solid rock sheltered over head by projecting and overhanging rocks.The whole rocky cliff at this place is generally known by the name |
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MAINS OF BLAIRINGONE |
Mains of Blairingone
Mains of Blairingone
Mains of Blairingone |
Mr. Marshall - Schoolmaster Blairingone
Robert Sharp Blairingone
James White one of the occupiers
Valn. [Valuation] Roll 1857-8 |
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[Situation] In the western end of the South portion of Fossaway
This name applies to a large farm steading with a large farm of arable land attached tenanted by James and Charles White brothers.The property of George Wylie Esqr. of Arndean and Blairingone |
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Parish of Fossaway -- Sheet 134 No. 8 Trace 4 |
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MANSE |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
Rev [Reverend] William McWhannel Occupier
Mr. Ramage Junr. [Junior] Blairingone
Mr. Marshall Schoolmaster |
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[Situation] In the west end of the South portion of Fossaway
A plain substantial two storeyed Villa with a small garden attatched, Situated a little to the North West of the village of Blairingone. |
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BLAIRINGONE |
Blairingone Blairingone
Blairingone
Blairingone
Blairingone |
Valuation Roll 1858-59
Rev. [Reverend] Mr McWhannel Mr Marshall Schoolmaster
Mr. Ramage Junr. [Junior]
Stobie's Co. [County] map |
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[Situation] In the west and of the South portion of Fossaway
A small village near the western boundary
of Fossaway (detd.) [detached], it is intersected by the Kinross and Alloa turnpike road it is chiefly occupied by Colliers and Labourers. A market is held here in the month of June. Note. Fairs are usually Called markets in Scotland. |
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DOWNIESDRUM |
Downiesdrum
Downiesdrum
Downiesdrum
Douniesdrum |
Mr. Marshall Schoolmaster
John Kennedy Occupier
George Murray. Broom.
Stobie's Co. [County] map |
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[Situation] At the South side of Blairingone
A small farmsteading consisting of small cottage with convenient outhouses attatched, the property of His Grace the Duke of Athol. |
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Sheet 134 Plan12 Trace 1 & 2 -- Parish of Fossaway |
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SCHOOL |
School
School
School |
Mr. Marshall Schoolmaster
Rev. [Reverend] Mr McWhannel
Mr. Ramage |
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[Situation] A few chains NE [North East] of Blairingone
A plain substantial building with schoolmasters house attatched, a little to the east of the village of Blairingone. It was erected by public subscription and is supported by the school fees and Voluntary Contributions average number of scholars 100. |
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CHURCH (Quoad Sacra) |
Church
Church
Church |
Mr. Marshall Schoolmaster
Rev [Reverend] Mr McWhannel
Mr Ramage |
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[Situation] In the west end of the South portion of Fossaway
A plain substantial building erected A.D. 1836 by public subscription, and supported in like manner. It is used by members of the established Church of Scotland. the average attendance is 150 and the communicants 100. It is a Quoad Sacra Church and a process is pending for a long time past to settle the extent of a Quoad Sacra Ph. [Parish] to be attached to it which is now expected to be finally settled in about 3 or 4 months. |
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BROOM |
Broom
Broom
Broom |
George Murray Occupier
George Speedy Muir Mill
Val. [Valuation] Roll 1858-59 |
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[Situation] In the west and of the South portion of Fossaway
A farmsteading Consisting of a substantial two storeyed house with commodious outhouses attatched. the property of Mr.Johnston, Alloa |
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LADY'S HALL |
Lady's Hall
Lady's Hall |
Mr. Marshall -Schoolmaster Blairingone
Robert Sharp Blairingone |
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[Situation] In the west end of the South portion of Fossaway
A range of two old Cottages occupied by working people. It is said that an old house Stood near these Cottages in ancient times
where the Kings of Scotland rested a short time when traveling between their Palaces of Stirling & Falkland |
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Sheet 134 Plan 12 Trace 2 & 5 -- Parish of Fossaway |
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AIKENEND |
Aikenend
Aikenend
Aikenend
Aikenend |
Mr. Ramage Blairingone
Robert Boag Occupier
George Speedy Muir Mill
Stobie's Co. [County] map |
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[Situation] In the west and of the South portion of Fossaway
A small house with outhouses attatched Occupied by the farm labourers the property of James Johnston of Alloa. The outhouses are Cowbyres & Stables |
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EASTER SOLSGIRTH |
Easter Solsgirth
Easter Solsgirth
Easter Solsgirth
E. [Easter] Solsgirth |
James Hutton Occupier
Robert Clarke, Occupier
George Murray Broom
Stobie's Co. [County] map |
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[Situation] In the west and of the South portion of Fossoway
A farmsteading Consisting of a Small Cottage with commodious offices attatched The property of James Johnston of Alloa |
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GATESIDE |
Gateside
Gateside
Gateside
Gateside of Solsgirth |
Mr. Frazer Blacksmith
Mr. McNellan Junior of Solsgirth
Mr. Ramage
Stobie's Co. [County] map |
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[Situation] In the west and of the South portion of Fossaway
A Small Cottage with smithy attatched, Situated about ½ a mile south from the Village of Blairingone. |
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Sheet 134 Trace 5 -- Parish of Fossaway |
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MUIR MILL (Corn & Flour) |
Muir Mill (Corn & Flour)
Muir Mill (Corn & Flour)
Muir Mill (Corn & Flour) |
George Speedy Occupier
Mr. Marshall Schoolmaster
Mr. Ramage Blairingone |
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[Situation] In the west end of the South portion of Fossoway
A Small Mill a little to the South West of the Village of Blairingone, there is a dwelling house and outhouses attatched to it, the property of James Johnston Merchant, Alloa. |
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LAMBHILL BURN |
Lambhill Burn
Lambhill Burn
Lambhill Burn |
Mr. Hunter Schoolmaster
George Speedy Muir Mill
Mr. Anderson, Pitfar |
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[Situation] In the west end of the South portion of Fossaway
A Small Stream rising on the farm of Barnhill, and following in a westerly direction till it reaches the farm of Broom where it turns and flows south till it falls into the Rough Cleugh Burn |
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CADGER FORD |
Cadger Ford
Cadger Ford
Cadger Ford |
Joseph Martin Muckart
Mr. Murray, Broom
Mr. Frazer, Smith |
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[Situation] On Lambhill Burn
A ford across the Lambhill Burn, a little to the South of Blairingone. |
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Sheet 134 Plan 12 Trace 5 & 6 -- Parish of Fossaway |
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NEWHALL |
Newhall
Newhall
Newhall
Newhall |
Thomas Henderson Farmer
Alexander Guild Farmer
Valuation Roll 1858.9
Stobie's Co. [County] map |
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[Situation] In the Southern end of the South portion of the parish
A Small farm-house with outhouses attached, all in good repair. The property of Thomas Henderson |
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SOLSGIRTH |
Solsgirth
Solsgirth
Solsgirth
Solsgirth |
John McNellan Junr. [Junior]
Thomas Henderson Farmer
Valuation Roll 1858.9
Stobie's Co. [County] map |
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[Situation] In the SW. [South West] end of the Southern portiion of the parish
A two storey farmhouse with extensive offices attached all in good repair. The property of John McNellan Esqr. |
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EASTER MUIRHEAD |
Easter Muirhead
Easter Muirhead
Easter Muirhead
Moorhead |
William Carmichael Farmer
Alexander Guild Farmer
Valuation Roll 1858.9
Stobie's Co.[County] map |
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[Situation] In the SW. [South West] end of the Southern portion of the parish
A Small one Storey farmhouse with outhouses attached. The property of John McNellan Esqr. |
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WESTER MUIRHEAD |
Wester Muirhead
Wester Muirhead
Wester Muirhead
Moorhead |
Thomas Henderson
William Carmichael Farmer
Valuation Roll 1858.9
Stobie's Co. [County] map |
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[Situation] In the SW. [South West] end of the Southern portion of the parish
A substantial farmhouse with outhouses attached. The property of John McNellan Esqr. |
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ROUGH CLEUGH |
Rough Cleuch
Rough Cleuch
Rough Cleuch |
Thomas Henderson, Farmer
William Carmichael Farmer
Alexander Guild, Farmer |
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[Situation] At the SW [South West] end of the Southern portion of the parish
A hollow or glen through which runs Rough Cleuch Burn, it is Situated a short distance south of Wester Muirhead.. |
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NETHER DALKEITH |
Nether Dalkeith
Nether Dalkeith
Nether Dalkeith
Nether Dalkeith
Dalkaith |
Thomas Ewan. Farmer
John Cameron. Farmer
Valuation Roll 1858.9
William Gentle Schoolmaster
Stobie's Co. [County] map |
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[Situation] In the northern Side of the South portion of the parish
A two storey farm house with offices attached all in good repair.The property of Lady Keith. |
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OVER DALKEITH |
Over Dalkeith
Over Dalkeith
Over Dalkeith
Over Dalkeith |
Thomas Ewan. Farmer
John Cameron. Farmer
Valuation Roll 1858.9
William Gentle
Schoolmaster |
135 |
[Situation] In the northern Side of the South portion of the parish
A two storey farm house with outhouses Attached all in good repair. The property of Mr. Ferguson, Bridge of Allan. |
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RUMBLING BRIDGE T.P. [Turnpike] |
Rumblingbridge Toll |
James Allan, Toll-keeper
John Cameron Farmer
William Gentle, Schoolmaster |
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[Situation] In the northern Side of the South portion of the parish.
This toll is Situated at the junctions of the Kinross, Dunfermline and Alloa Roads. The property of the road Trustees. |
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Ph. [Parish] of Fossoway -- Sheet 135 No.1 Trace 5 & 6 |
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CALDRON LINN |
Caldron Linn
Caldron Linn
"Caldrin" |
See N. Bk. [Name Book] of Muckart Ph. [Parish]
Statistical Acct. [Account] of Scotland
Walker's Dictionary |
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[Situation] In the River Devon
See N [Name] Book of Muckart Ph. [Parish] |
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RUMBLING BRIDGE |
Rumbling Bridge |
See N. Bk. [Name Book] of Muckart Ph. [Parish]
Statistical Acct [Account] of Scotland
Walker's Dictionary |
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[Situation] Over the River Devon
See N [Name] Book of Muckart Ph. [Parish] |
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CRAIGLAW |
Craiglaw
Craiglaw
Craiglaw
Craiglaw
Craiglaw |
David Kelly. Farmer
Mr. McFarline. Farmer
Valuation Roll 1858.
William Gentle
Schoolmaster
Stobie's Co. [County] map |
135 |
Situation] In the north Side of the southern portion of the parish
A one Storey farm house with extensive outhouses attached, all in good repair. The property of Lady Keith. |
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CRAIGLAWHILL |
Craiglawhill
Craiglawhill
Craiglawhill
Craiglawhill |
Mr McFarline. Farmer
David Kelly.
Valuation Roll 1858.
William Gentle, Schoolmaster |
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[Situation] In the north Side of the Southern portion of the parish
A Small one storey farm house with outhouses attached The property of Mr. Ferguson Bridge of Allan. |
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FIDDLERSTONE |
Fiddlerstone
Fiddlerstone
Fiddlerstone
Fiddlerstone |
David Kelly
Mr. McFarline
James Crawford
William Gentle
Schoolmaster |
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[Situation] In the north Side of the Southern portion of the parish
A Small one storey cottage. The property of Lady Keith |
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CARDEN |
Carden
Carden
Carden
Carden
Cardensford |
Robert Archibald Farmer
James Crawford
John Reid Farmer
Valuation Roll 1858.9
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[Situation] In the north Side of the South portion of the parish
A two storey farm house with outhouses attached, in good repair, the property of Lady Keith |
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CARLEITH |
Carleith
Carleith
Carleith
Carleith
Carleith |
William Gentle. Schoolmaster Hallhill
Robert Archibald Carden
John Sanderson Keppocks
John Reid Hilton of Aldie
James Crawford |
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[Situation] In the northern Side of the South portion of the parish
This name applies to a circular enclosure planted with trees On this place there was formerly Some building which has long Since been removed and there is now no recollection or tradition in the locality what it was or what was its origin or use. when the circular wall enclosing the area was being constructed two Stone Coffins were found in the Centre of the place One of which is still left open. It is Shewn on Stobie's Co. [County] map as a Circular hill fort and from the prefix "Car" there is good reason to believe or infer that it was a fort
On the lands of Aldie there is rising a ground Carleith. On the middle of this ground are the ruins of an old building perfectly Circular and nearly 24 feet diameter. Not long ago the proprietor ordered this ground to be planted and the Stones were dug up to make the fence. When the work people were going on they found two Stone Coffins near the Centre. They were 4 feet long and 3 feet broad and Contained to all appearance Some human bones and teeth and Something resembling tallow which went to ashes as soon as exposed to the air. One of the Stone Coffins was destroyed before the workmen attended to it. The other was preserved entire, and Consists of 5 Stones pretty exactly joined together and a very large one for the Cover. Various conjectures are formed Concerning these ruins. Some imagine that it has been a place of worship others that it was a burying place and that some persons of distinction have been buried there. Although a satisfactory acct. [account] cannot be given it is accounted one of the antiquities of the parish"
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GAIRNEY WATER |
Gairney Water
Gairney Water
Gairney Water
Gairney Water
East Gairney
Gairney Water
Gairney Water |
John Reid Farmer
James Crawford
Farmer
Robert Archibald Farmer
New Stat. Acct [New Statistical Account]
Bell's map of Kinross Shire 1792
Six Inch Ordinance plan of Fife & Kinross. |
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[Situation] On the northern Side of the South portion of the parish
This water is formed by the junctions of two Small Streams North of the parish, it runs east until it joins Loch Leven, it is also the county bounary between Kinross and Perthshire |
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BACKSIDE |
Backside
Backside
Backside
Backside |
James Crawford
John Reid
William Gentle Schoolmaster
Stobie's Co. [County] map |
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[Situation] In the NE [North East] end of the South portion of the parish
A One Storey farm house with officeS attached all in good repair. The property of Lady Keith. |
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HILTON OF ALDIE |
Hilton of Aldie
Hilton of Aldie
Hilton of Aldie
Hilton of Aldie
Hilton |
John Reid Farmer
Robert Meldrum Forrester
James Crawford
William Gentle, Schoolmaster
Valn. [Valuation] Roll 1857-8 |
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[Situation] In the NE. [North East] end of the South portion of the parish
A one Storey farm house with outhouses attached all in good repair. The property of Lady Keith. |
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EAST HILTON |
East Hilton |
John Reid Junr. [Junior] Farmer
James Crawford
Robert Archibald Carden
William Gentle, Schoolmaster |
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[Situation] In the NE [North East] end of the South portion of the parish
A one Storey farm house with outhouses attached and in good repair, the property of Lady Keith. |
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THREAPMUIR |
Threapmuir
Threapmuir
Threapmuir
Threapmuir
Threapmuir |
John Simpson Farmer
John Reid
James Crawford Farmer
Valuation Roll 1858-9
William Gentle Schoolmaster |
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[Situation] In the NE [North East] end of the south portion of the parish
A two Storey farm house with extensive offices attached and in good repair, the property of Lady Keith. |
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POW BURN |
Pow Burn |
John Simpson
John Reid
Robert Meldrum
William Gentle, Schoolmaster |
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[Situation] On the SE. [South East] Side of the Southern portion of the parish
This burn gathers on a flat piece of land a short Distance south of Threapmuir, A part of it then runs east and empties itself into Gairney Water, the other portion flows West and Changes its name to Gairney Burn at the bridge at Powmill & continues its course untill it runs into the River Deovon south of Caldren Linn |
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GAIRNEY GLEN |
Garney Glen
Garney Glen
Garney Glen |
William Graham Esqr Devonshaw
Mr William Gibson Crosshead
William Nicoll, Craigton |
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[Situation] In the Central portion of the South part of the parish
A large glen Some parts of which are very Steep, extending from near Powmill farm-house to the River Devon. It is for the greater part planted On both sides |
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GAIRNEY BURN |
Garney Burn
Garney Burn
Garney Burn
West Gairney
Gairney Burn |
William Graham Esqr
Mr. William Gibson Crosshead
William Nicoll. Craigton
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Mr. Gibson Senr. [Senior] farmer Powmill |
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[Situation] In the Central portion of the South part of the parish
This is the Continuation of the Pow Burn the name changes at the bridge at Powmill, and from that place till it joins the River Devon it is Called Garney Burn |
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DEVONSHAW TILE WORKS |
Devonshaw Tile WorKs
Devonshaw Tile WorKs
Devonshaw Tile WorKs |
William Graham Esqr Devonshaw
William Gibson Crosshead
William Nicoll Craigton |
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[Situation] In the N. [North] western portion of the South part of the parish
A Tile WorKs North of Netherton Farmhouse
worKed by and the property of William Graham Esqre. |
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NETHERTON |
Netherton |
William Gibson Esqre Pr [Proprietor]
William Gibson Crosshead
Val: [valuation] Roll/59 |
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[Situation] In the N. [North] Western portion of the South part of the parish
A farmhouse with offices And farm attached, in the possession of the Proprietor, William Graham Esqre. |
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DEVONSHAW |
Devonshaw |
William Graham Esqre.
William Gibson Crosshead
Val: [Valuation] Roll/59 |
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[Situation] In the N. [North] Western portion of the South part of the parish
A neat well built house three storeys high having suitable offices attached and Partially surround by a Considerable portion of wooded and Ornamental ground the property and residence of William Graham Esqre |
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CRAIGTON |
Craigton
Craigton
Craigton
Craigtown |
William Nicol Occupier
William Graham Esqre.
Val: [Valuation] Roll/59
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[Situation] In the N. [North] Western portion of the South part of the parish
A farmhouse with suitable offices And farm Attached occupied by William Nicol And property of Lady Keith. |
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MOSSENDGREEN |
Mossendgreen |
William Gibson Gartwhinean occupier
William Gibson Crosshead
Val [Valuation] Roll/59. |
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[Situation] In the Central portion of the South part of the parish
A farmhouse two Storeys high with offices And farm Attached Occupied by William Gibson And property of Alexander Munro Esqre. |
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WESTMUIR |
Westmuir |
Mrs Ritchie Occupier
William Gibson Crosshead
Valuation Roll |
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[Situation] In the Central portion of the South part of the parish
A small farmhouse with offices and farm Attached occupied by Mrs Ritchie And property of William Graham Esqre. |
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GIBSON'S CRAIG |
Gibson's Craig |
William Gibson Crosshead
William Nicol Craigton
Mrs Ritchie Westmuir |
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[Situation] In the Central portion of the South part of the parish
A small hill on the farm of Craigend for the
most part Covered with rocKs |
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Parish Of Fossaway -- Sheet 135 No. 5 Traces 3 & 4 |
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POWMILL |
Powmill |
John Blyth Occupier
William Nicol Craigton
Val [Valuation] Roll/59 |
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[Situation] In the Central portion of the South part of the parish
A farmhouse with offices and farm attached occupied by John Blyth And property of Lady Keith. |
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PATHHEAD |
Pathhead |
William Gibson Proprietor
William Nicol Craigton
Mr Graham Devenshaw |
135 |
[Situation] In the Central portion of the South part of the parish
This name applies to a few Cottages feud off the lands of Gartwhinean occupied by Agricultural laborers and the property of Mr. William Gibson, Crosshead |
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COUPSTEPS |
Coupsteps |
William Lindsay Occupier
William Gibson Crosshead
William Graham Devonshaw |
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[Situation] In the Central portion of the South part of the parish
A small Cottage with a few acres of land Attached the property And residence of William Lindsay |
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POWMILL BRIDGE |
Powmill Bridge
Powmill Bridge
Powmill Bridge |
Mr. Gibson Crosshead
Mr. Marshall Schoolmaster Blairingone
Several of the inhabitants in the vicinity of the bridge |
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[Situation] In the Central portion of the Soputh part of the parish
A Stone bride of One Arch over the Gairney Burn near Powmill. |
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FERNYHOLE WELL |
Fernyhole Well |
James Taylor Devonshaw Feus
William Colvin Devonshaw Feus |
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[Situation] In the Central portion of the South part of the parish
A Spring well on the North side of the Road a few yards East of the Main entrance to Devonshaw |
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THE MONK'S GRAVE |
The Monk's Grave |
James Taylor Devonshaw Feus
William Colvin Devonshaw Feus |
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[Situation] A few Chains east of Craigend
This name applies to a place where it is Said a MonK was buried who was Killed by One of the Murrays of Tullibardine in Consequence of a dispute Concerning land which occurred between the Tullibardine family And the Abbots of Culross. Five or six large stones were standing on this place till a few years ago, when the present Proprietor of Devonshaw got them removed. The worKmen who removed the Stones dug down to a Considerable depth thinKing to find the remains of the Murdered MonK but nothing of the Kind was found
A dispute existing Concerning the Proprietorship of the lands, a monk from Culross appeared upon them, made oath, on behalf of his monastery, who really possessed no Claim - that the land on which he stood was theirs and was instantly run thro' [through] the body by an indignant member of the Tullibardine family the real Proprietors - But he proved on An examination of his boots to have literally Stood in Some ounzes of Soil which h had brought with him from Culross; and he was buried on the Scene of this equivocation.
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Note
Ferny - Abounding with Ferns.
Ferny-buss. a bush of Fern
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EDGEHEAD |
Edgehead |
William Gibson Crosshead
William Nicol Craigton
William Graham Esq: |
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[Situation] In the Central portion of the South part of the parish
Two Cottages with a Small Vegetable Garden Attached occupied by laborers And property of William Gibson |
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CRAIGEND |
Craigend |
William Graham Esqre Pr [Proprietor]
William Gibson Crosshead
Val: [Valuation] Roll/59 |
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[Situation] In the Central portion of the South part of the parish
A farmhouse with offices and farm Attached, farmed by the Proprietor William Graham Esqre |
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GARTWHINEAN |
Gartwhinean
Gartwhinean
Gartwhinean
Easter Gartwhinzean |
William Gibson Pr. [Proprietor]
William Gibson Occupier
William Nicol Craigton
Val [Valuation]: Roll/59 |
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[Situation] In the Central portion of the South part of the parish
A farmhouse having suitable offices and farm Attached occupied by William Gibson and property of William Gibson Crosshead |
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DEVONSHAW FEUS |
Devonshaw Feus |
William Graham Esqre. Pr [Proprietor]
William Gibson Crosshead
William Nicoll Craigton |
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[Situation] In the Central portion of the South part of the parish
A few Cottages with Vegetable gardens Attached, the property of William Graham Esqre. |
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GARTWHINEAN FEUS |
Gartwhinean Feus |
William Gibson,
Crosshead, Pr. [Proprietor]
William Gibson Gartwhinean William Nicoll Craigton |
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[Situation] In the Central portion of the South part of the parish
About half a dozen Cottages East of Devonshaw Feus with small Vegetable Gardens attached, occupied by agricultural laborers and property of William Gibson of Crosshead |
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THIMBLEHALL |
Thimblehall |
James Greig occupier
William Lindsay Coupsteps
Val: [Valuation] Roll/59 |
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[Situation] In the Central portion of the South part of parish
A Small Cottage with a few acres of land attached occupied by James Greig and property of Mr. P. Dow |
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CROSSHEAD |
Crosshead |
William Gibson Pr. [Proprietor] & occupier
William Gibson Gartwhinean
John Fleming Mutehill |
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[Situation] In the Central portion of the South part of the parish
A neat house with offices and Vegetable Garden Attached the property And residence of Mr.William Gibson |
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MUTEHILL |
Mutehill
Mutehill
Mutehill
Mutehill
Mutehill |
John Fleming occupier
William Gibson Crosshead
Val [Valuation] Roll/57
Mr. Sinclair Schoolmaster Muckart
Mr. Gentle -Schoolmaster CrooK of Devon |
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[Situation] In the Central portion of the South part of parish
A small Cottage with a few acres of land attached occupied by John Fleming and property of Mr. John Taylor. |
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COCKLAW |
Cocklaw |
John Taylor occupier
William Gibson Crosshead
Val: [Valuation] Roll/59 |
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[Situation] In the Central portion of the South part of the parish
A small farmhouse with offices and farm attached occupied by John Taylor And the property of the Trustees of the late Mr. Millar, Writer. |
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KEPPOCKS |
KeppocKs
KeppocKs
KeppocKs
Kepex
Cappochs |
John Saunders Occupier
James Saunders, Maidenwells
Mr Gentle, Schoolmaster
Stobies Co. [County] map
Valn [Valuation] Roll 1857-8 |
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[Situation] Near the Central part of the South portion of the parish
A farmhouse One storey high with offices And farm attached occupied by John Saunders And property of Lady Keith |
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MOSSENDGREEN TILE WORKS |
Mossendgreen Tile WorKs |
William Gibson Crosshead Pr. [Proprietor]
John Saunders KeppocKs |
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[Situation] Near the Central portion of the South part of the parish
A large Tile WorKs On the farm of Mossendgreen the property of, and worKed by Mr William Gibson, Crosshead |
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MAIDENWELLS |
Maidenwells
Maidenwells
Maidenwells |
James Saunders Occupier
John Saunders KeppocKs
Mr Gentle Schoolmaster |
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[Situation] Near the Central portion of the South part of the parish
A Small Cottage on the farm of KeppocKs with Vegetable garden attached Occupied by James Saunders |
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KEITHHILLS |
Keithhills
Keithhills
Keithhills |
William Watson Occupier
John Saunders KeppocKs
Mr Gentle Schoolmaster |
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[Situation] Near the Central portion of the South part of the parish
A farm house One Storey high with Offices And farm attached, occupied by Mr. William Watson And the property of Lady Keith. |
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WESTER ALDIE |
Wester Aldie
Wester Aldie
Wester Aldie |
William Nicol Occupier
William Watson Keithhills
Mr. Gentle Schoolmaster |
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[Situation] Near the Central portion of the South part of the parish
A farmhouse two Storeys high having Suitable offices And large farm Attached Occupied by William Nicol And property of Lady Keith |
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POW BRIDGE |
Pow Bridge |
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PARKS OF ALDIE |
Parks of Aldie
Parks of Aldie
Parks of Aldie
Park |
William Gentle, Schoolmaster
James Ogilvie
Valuation Roll 1858.9
Stobie's Co. [County] map |
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[Situation] In the eastern end of the south portion of the parish.
A one Storey house with outhouses attached, it was formerly a farm steading, but at present the house and farm are let Seperate. It is the property of Lady Keith. |
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ALDIE CASTLE (16th Century) |
Aldie Castle
Aldie Castle
Aldie House |
William Gentle, Schoolmaster
James Ogilvie
Stobie's Co. [County] map
Robert Archibald, farmer
John Reid,
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[Situation] In the eastern end of the South portion of the parish.
Is situated south of the parish, on the estate of Aldie, the outer walls and roof are entire, the enterior is in a shattered Condition excepting one room, which is used as a dining room once a year at the time the Surrounding grass parks are Sold, over the fireplace |
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Ph.[Parish] of Fossoway -- Sheet 135.7 Trace 1 & 4
The Castle of Aldie, built in the 16th
Century though for long uninhabited
is still standing with its roofing
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LAMBHILL COTTAGE |
Lambhill Cottage
Lambhill Cottage
Lambhill Cottage |
William Blackwood Castlebig
Mr. Anderson Junior Pitfar
Mr. Christie W. [West] Caplawhead |
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[Situation] Near the Central portion of the South part of the parish
A Small Cottage with garden attached, occupied by a working man. The property of Mr. Anderson. |
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MONKSGRAVE |
MonKsgrave |
James Taylor Devonshaw Feus
William Colvin Devonshaw Feus
James Wishart Occupier |
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[Situation] Near the Central portiuon of the South part of the parish
A small Cottage on the farm of Craigend Occupied by James Wishart and property of William Gordon Esqr, Devonshaw. |
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PITFAR |
Pitfar Pitfar
Pitfar Pitfar |
Mr.Anderson Junior
Mr. Telford Lambhill
Mr. Blackwood Castlebig.
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[Situation] In the Southern portion of the South part of the parish
A farmsteading Consisting of a large and handsome Villa with Commodious outhouses attatched. the property of Mr. Anderson. |
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BARNHILL |
Barnhill
Barnhill
Barnhill
Barnhill |
Mr. Colvile Proprietor & Occupier
Mr. Anderson Pitfar
Joseph Martin Muckart
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[Situation] In the Southern portion of the South part of the parish
A farmsteading Consisting of a Small Cottage with Convenient offices attatched The property of Mr. Colville. |
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LAMBHILL |
Lambhill
Lambhill Lambhill Lambhill
Lambhill |
Mr. Telford Occupier
Mr. Anderson Pitfar
Mr. Colville Barnhill
Val: [Valuation] Roll/59
Stobie's Co. [County] map |
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[Situation] In the Southern portion of the South part of the parish
A farmsteading consisting of a Substantial two storey dwelling with Commodious offices attatched the property of Mr. Telford. |
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WHISTLEMOUNT |
Whistlemount
Whistlemount
Whistlemount |
Joseph Martin Muckart
Mr. Blackwood Castlebig
William Christie. Wester Caplawhead |
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[Situation] Near the Central portion of the South part of the parish
A row of small Cottages Situated about a Mile West from the village of Powburn, chiefly occupied by road labourers, and the workers of Lambhill Colliery. |
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CASTLEBIG |
Castlebig
Castlebig
Castlebig
Castlebig
Castlebeg |
William Blackwood. Occupier
Mr. Anderson Junr. [Junior] Pitfar
Joseph Martin Muckart
Stobie's Co. [County] map
Valn. [Valuation] Roll 1857-8 |
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[Situation] Near the Central portion of the South part of the parish
A farmsteading consisting of a substantial two storeyed dwelling house with Commodious offices attatched The property of Mr. Gibson |
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LAMBHILL COLLIERY |
Lambhill Colliery
Lambhill Colliery
Lambhill Colliery |
Mr. Telford Lambhill
Mr. Anderson Proprietor
William Christie Wester Caplawhead |
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[Situation] In the S. [South] Western portion of the South part of parish
A Small Colliery Situated about 4 Miles South West from the Pool of Muckart, Consisting at present of one Pit employing 15 Men. |
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Sheet 135 Plan 9 Trace 1 -- Parish of Fossaway |
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HOWFOLD |
Howfold
Howfold
Howfaulds
Howfolds |
Andrew Inglis Howfold
Robert Wylie Howfold Cottage
Val: [Valuation] Roll/59
Stobie's Co. [County] map |
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[Situation] In the Southern end of the South portion of the parish
A farmhouse with Small farm & Suitable offices attached, the property of Thomas H. Inglis & farmed by him. |
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HOWFOLD COTTAGE |
Howfold Cottage
Howfold Cottage |
Robert Wyllie Howfold Cottage
Andrew Inglis Howfold |
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[Situation] In the Southern end of the South portion of the parish
A Small Cottage on the farm of Howfold occupied by Robert Wyllie |
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CAIRNFOLD |
Cairnfold
Cairnfold
Cairnfold |
James Murray Cairnfold
Robert Wyllie Howfold Cottage
Val [Valuation] Roll/59 |
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[Situation] In the Southern end of the South portion of the parish
A Small farm with Suitable offices attached farmed by the proprietor James Murray |
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TETHYKNOWE |
Tethyknowe
Tethyknowe
TeithyKnowe
Tethyfold |
Robert Hamilton Tethyknowe
James Murray Cairnfold
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[Situation] In the Southern and of the South portion of the parish
A Small farm with Suitable offices attached farmed by the proprietor Robert Hamilton |
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ROUGHCLEUGH BURN |
Roughcleuh Burn
Roughcleuh Burn
Roughcleuh Burn |
Robert Hamilton Tethy Knowe
Andrew Inglis Howfold
Mr. Hunter Inspector of the Poor |
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[Situation] At the Southern Side of the South portion of the parish
A small burn running through the farms of TethyKnowe & Howfold forming the boundary of the Ph. [Parish] of Fossoway det [detached] It derives its name from a Rough Cleuch Ravine that it passes through |
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Parish of Fossoway -- Sheet 135 No. 13 Trace 3
Signed - C.N. Martin
Capt [Captain] R.E. [Royal Engineers]
James Carpenter C.A. [Civilian Assistant]
22nd Nov 1859 |
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Stamped - ORDNANCE SURVEY M 8. STORE
28 APR 1898
SOUTHAMPTON
CO. [COUNTY] PERTH
PARISH OF FOSSAWAY
Co.PERTH
PARISH OF FOSSAWAY
No.16
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