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PARISH OF GLENDEVON
Sheet CXVIII [118] No. 14, 15, & 16
Sheet CXIX [119] No 13
Sheet CXXVII [127] No 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,,15& 16
Sheet CXXVIII [128] No 9
INDEX
Names of Objects -- Page
Glendevon ph [Parish] -- 3
Auchlinsky House -- 49
Auchlinsky Hill -- 77
Auchlinsky Burn -- 78
Borland Glen -- 27
Ben Trush -- 28
Bald Hill -- 33
Ben Shee -- 34
Berry Hill -- 38
Black Hill -- 39
Blackhill Burn -- 39
Back Burn -- 42
Black Wood -- 45
Borland -- 47
Burnfoot -- 49
Burnfoot Mill (Wool Spinning) -- 49
Baldmony Knowe -- 51
Blacklinn Bridge -- 52
Black Linn -- 52
Baldhill Burn -- 58
Berry Burn -- 63
Blackrig Burn -- 65
Bentie Knowe -- 66
Black Rig -- 71
Bothie Burn -- 85
Carlownie Hill -- 5
Cadgergate Head -- 11
Cleuch Burn -- 23
Cleuch Hill -- 24
Creich Burn -- 27
Corim Hill -- 29
Corim Burn -- 31
Cleuch Burn -- 35
Cowcleuch Burn -- 40
Church -- 43
Craighall -- 45
Court Knowe -- 47
Castle Hill -- 51
Cairnmorris Hill -- 81
Darn Cleuch -- 59
Darn Stripe -- 59
Dunmoss Burn -- 67
Dun Moss -- 87
Eastrig Burn -- 9
Eastplace Burn -- 27
Fawncleuch Hill -- 17
Fawncleuch Burn -- 17
Frandy -- 31
Frandy Burn -- 31
Fourstones -- 35
Fir Knowe -- 50
Frandy Moss -- 53
Fanks Burn -- 70
Green Knowes -- 8
Green Law -- 11
Glendevon Castle -- 24
Glenhead -- 32
Glensherup -- 36
Glen Sherup -- 39
Gled's Nose -- 42
Glendevon House -- 44
Gallows Knowe -- 44
Glenfoot -- 47
Glenquey Hill -- 48
Glensherup Burn -- 63
Glenquey -- 69 |
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INDEX Continued
Names of Objects -- Page
Glen Quey -- 69
Glenquey Burn -- 69
Glenquey Plantation -- 70
Glenquey Moss -- 72
Green Burn -- 85
Garchel Burn -- 87
Whitewisp Hill -- 87
Hole Grain -- 9
Holegrain Burn -- 9
Hillkitty Burn -- 17
Hunthall -- 21
Hillkitty -- 23
Heart Plantation -- 25
Hunt Stripe -- 59
Howcleuch Burn -- 72
How Cleuch -- 73
Innergrain Burn -- 18
Inner Burn -- 58
Innerdownie -- 64
Jamie's Grain -- 6
Jamie's Grain Burn -- 6
Kaimknow -- 19
Leas Plantation -- 13
Long Craig -- 25
Leas Burn -- 32
Lamb Hill -- 42
Linn Hill -- 51
Laird's Seat -- 57
Mill-Leas Plantation -- 28
Meadow Burn -- 32
Manse -- 43
Milltown Check T.P. [Turnpike] -- 46
March Burn -- 48
Mailer's Knowe -- 60
Middlehill Burn -- 61
Meadow Burn -- 67
Middle Hill -- 81
Maiden Castle -- 88
Maiden's Well -- 88
Nether Auchlinsky -- 89
Outergrain Burn -- 10
Outer Grain -- 57
Peat Hill -- 41
Rowantree Craig -- 10
River Devon -- 34
Reacleuch Burn -- 58
Rough Cleuch -- 66
Roughcleuch Burn -- 66
Rab's Burn -- 75
Sim's Hill -- 11
Smithscleuch Burn -- 29
School -- 43
Smillheugh Burn -- 63
Spout Burn -- 70
St. Serf's Bridge (Remains of) -- 74
Skythorn Hill -- 79
Scad Hill -- 83
The Rig -- 7
The Seat -- 13
Thatch Burn -- 15
Truffy Knowe -- 20
The Law -- 20
The Goat -- 20
Teth Hill -- 37
The Shank -- 38
Tarmangie Hill -- 83
Westrig Burn -- 6
Wolf's Cleuch -- 10
Wesplace Burn -- 18
Wanangoat Burn -- 19
White Creich Hill -- 28
Whitensburn -- 37
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GLENDEVON |
Glendovan
Glendovan
Glendevon
Glendevon
Glendovan
Glendevon
Glendevon
Glendevon
Glendevon
Glendevon
Glendevon |
New Stat. Accct [Statistical Account]
Sheriff's List of Meresmen
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Oliver & Boyd's Almanack
Old Stat. Acct [Statistical Account]
Johnstone's Co. [County] Map
Valn. [Valuation] Roll of Co. [County]
Mr.Conning Writer Perth Land Agent,etc.
Mr. Martin Schoolmaster-Glendevon
Session records of the parish since 1845-
Map of Co.[County] attached to New Stat Acct [Statistical Account] |
118 ; 127 |
A parish of the Ochil district in the SE. [South East] part of Perthshire; bounded on the north by Blackford and Auchterarder on the east by Fossaway, on the SE. [South East] by Muckhart on the south by Clackmannanshire and Blackford. It is about 5½ miles in length,and in breadth over half its length it is about 4 miles and over the other half it is about 1¾ miles. The whole parish lies among the Ochil Hills and is therefore a remarkably hilly district. The river Devon comes in upon it from the west 3 miles from its source and forms for about 2¾ miles the northern boundary line of the narrow part of the parish, flows eastwards for about 2½ miles through the main body, This river opens up in its progress a glen or narrow vale and in doing so gives name to the parish. The parish is in the presbytery of Auchterarder and Synod of Perth and Stirling. Patron the Crown. There are no detached portions of Glendevon, nor are any detached portions of any other parish within it. |
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CARLOWNIE HILL |
Carlownie Hill
Carlownie Hill |
Mr.Kirk Kaimknowe
George Stewart
Castle |
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[Situation] In the north end of the parish.
An elevated [top] on the the north boundary of the parish |
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[Sheet] 118. 15 --Trace1 -- Parish of Glendevan |
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JAMIE'S GRAIN |
Jamie's Grain
Jamie's Grain |
Mr.Kirk Kaimknowe
George Stewart Glendevon House |
118 |
[Situation] In the north end of the parish.
A Small elevated ridge of ground lying at the north of the parish between two Streams. |
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JAMIE'S GRAIN BURN |
Jamie's Grain Burn
Jamie's Grain Burn |
Mr.Kirk Kaimknowe
George Stewart Glendevon House |
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[Situation] In the north end of the parish.
A Small branch of a Stream running a short distance South west until it joins West Rig Burn & lying to the east of the ground called Jamie's Grain |
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WESTRIG BURN |
Westrig Burn
Westrig Burn |
Mr.Kirk
George Stewart |
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[Situation] In the north end of the parish.
A Small Stream rising at the north of the parish & running a short distance South until it joins Hillkitty Burn |
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Sheet 118. 15 -- Trace 4 -- Parish of Glendevan -- [Page] 6
[Jamie's Grain in red] " See Correspondence at the end of the book " [Pages 90A and 90B]
"Grain Also signifies the branches of a valley at the upper end where it is divided into two as Lewenshape Grains. - Jamieson's Dictionary" |
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THE RIG |
The Rig
The Rig |
Mr.Kirk
George Stewart |
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[Situation] In the north end of the parish.
An elevated & elongated ridge of land lying at the north end of the parish |
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GREEN KNOWES |
Greenknowes
Greenknowes |
Mr.Kirk
George Stewart |
118 |
[Situation] In the north end of the parish.
A Small elevation Situated on a ridge of elevated ground on the north side of the parish |
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[Sheet ]118.15 -- Trace 6 -- Parish of Glendevon -- [Page] 8
Green Knowes [In red]
"See correspondence at end of book " [Page 90B]
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HOLE GRAIN |
Hole Grain
Hole Grain |
Mr.Kirk
George Stewart |
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[Situation] In the north end of the parish.
An elevated ridge of ground lying at the north end of the parish |
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HOLEGRAIN BURN |
Holegrain Burn
Holegrain Burn |
Mr. Kirk
George Stewart |
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[Situation] In the north end of the parish.
A Small Stream rising at the east Side of the ground called Hole grain & running a short way to the west joins the Eastrig Burn |
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EASTRIG BURN |
Eastrig Burn
Eastrig Burn |
Mr.Kirk
George Stewart |
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[Situation] In the north end of the parish.
A Stream rising at the north end of the parish running South a short distance joins HillKitty Burn |
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Sheet 118. 15 -- Trace 5 -- Parish of Glendevon -- [Page] 9
Hole Grain [In red]
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ROWANTREE CRAIG |
Rowantree Craig
Rowantree Craig |
George Stewart
Mr.Kirk |
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[Situation] In the north end of the parish.
An elevated piece of ground lying at the north end of the parish |
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WOLF'S CLEUCH |
Wolf's Cleuch
Wolf's Cleuch |
George Stewart
Mr. Kirk |
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[Situation] In the north end of the parish.
A Small ravine having a Stream running at its bottom & Situated on the west side of Westplace Burn Situated at the north end of the parish |
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OUTERGRAIN BURN |
Outergrain Burn Outergrain Burn |
George Stewart
Mr.Kirk |
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[Situation] In the north end of the parish.
A Small Stream rising at the north end of the parish & running a short way South west falls into the Westplace Burn - |
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GREEN LAW |
Greenlaw Hill
Greenlaw Hill |
Peter MacIntyre Glendovan
John Mc.Laren Glendovan |
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[Situation] In the north end of the parish.
A large hill in the north of the parish. |
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CADGERGATE HEAD |
Cadgergate Head
Cadgergate Head |
Peter Mc.Intyre
John Mc.Laren |
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[Situation] In the north end of the parish.
The name applied to a part of a road adjoining the boundary of the Parish, the road leads from Glendovan to Auchterarder between the north end of Ben Thrush & Greenlaw Hill. |
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SIM'S HILL |
Sim's Hill
Sim's Hill |
Peter Mc.Intyre
John Mc.Laren |
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[Situation] In the north end of the parish.
A Small hill on the extreme north of the Parish |
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Parish of Glendovan, -- Sheet 118 No.16 -- Traces 5 & 6. -- [page] 11
Greenlaw Hill [in red]
"See correspondence at the end of book " [90B]
Cadgergate Head:[In red]
"See correspondence at the end of book " [90B] |
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THE SEAT |
The Seat
The Seat |
Mr George Forbes
Mr John Roy |
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[Situation] In the N. [North] western portion of the parish.
A hill of considerable size in the north west of the Parish on the farm of Glenhead,one of the Ochil Peaks |
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LEAS PLANTATION |
Leas Plantation
Leas Plantation |
George Forbes
Mr John Roy |
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[Situation] In the N. [North] western portion of the parish.
A small fir plantation on the farm of Glenhead |
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THATCH BURN |
Thatch Burn
Thatch Burn |
Mr Kirk Kaimknowe
George Stewart Glendevon Head |
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[Situation] Forming part of the boundary of the N.W. [North west] portion of the parish
A Small Stream forming part of the NW[North-western] boundary of the parish & running a short way east joins the Westrig Burn |
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FAWNCLEUCH HILL |
Fawncleuch Hill
Fawncleuch Hill |
Mr.Kirk George Stewart |
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[Situation] In the NW [North West] portion of the parish.
An elevated & elongated ridge of ground covered with rough pasture & lying between two streams,Fawncleuch Burn & Eastrig Burn |
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FAWNCLEUCH BURN |
Fawncleuch Burn fawncleuch Burn |
Mr Kirk
George Stewart |
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[Situation] In the NW [North West] portion of the parish.
A Small burn or Stream running South -west of Fawncleuch Hill a Short way until it joins Hillkitty Burn |
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HILLKITTY BURN |
Hillkitty Burn
Hillkitty Burn |
Mr Kirk
George Stewart |
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[Situation] In the NW [North West] portion of the parish.
A Stream formed by the junction of Eastrig Burn & Westrig Burn at the west Side of a hill of the Same name & running South a short way falls into the River Devon |
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Fawncleuch Hill: [In red] " See correspondence at end of book " [Page 90B] |
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WESTPLACE BURN |
Westplace Burn
Westplace Burn |
Mr Kirk
George Stewart |
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[Situation] In the NW [North West] portion of the parish.
A Small Stream rising at the north end of the parish & running about a mile & one half Southwards joins the River Devon |
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INNERGRAIN BURN |
Innergrain Burn
Innergrain Burn |
Mr Kirk George Stewart |
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[Situation] In the NW [North West] portion of the parish.
A Small Stream or tributary of Westplace Burn |
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Innergrain Burn [In red] "See correspondence " [ Page90b] |
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WANANGOAT BURN |
Wanangoat Burn Wanangoat Burn |
Mr Kirk
George Stewart |
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[Situation] In the NW [North West] portion of the parish.
A Small Stream rising in The Goat & running a short way east falls into Hillkitty Burn |
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KAIMKNOW |
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Wanangoat burn [In red] " See correspondence at the end of the book" |
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TRUFFY KNOWE |
Truffy Knowe
Truffy Knowe |
Mr.Kirk
George Stewart |
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[Situation] In the NW [North West] portion of the parish.
An almost circular hill of considerable dimensions, Covered with healthy pasture & forming one of the Ochil Range |
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THE LAW |
The Law
The Law |
Mr Kirk
George Stewart |
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[Situation] In the NW [North West] portion of the parish.
A considerable size hill partly Covered with healthy pasture & its south end interspersed with prominent rocks It forms one of the Ochil Range |
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THE GOAT |
The Goat
The Goat |
Mr Kirk
George Stewart |
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[Situation] In the NW [North West] portion of the parish.
A Small ravine covered with large rocks or boulders lying between Truffy Knowe & The Law |
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HUNTHALL |
Hunthall
Hunthall |
Mr Kirk Kaimknow
Mr Martin Teacher |
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[Situation] In the NW [North West] portion of the parish.
A Small cottage having a Small garden attached in the farm of Kaimknow & occupied by a Servant |
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HILLKITTY |
Hillkitty
Hillkitty |
Mr Kirk George Stewart |
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[Situation] In the NW [North West] portion of the parish.
An elongated hill of considerable dimensions forming a rather bold & precipitous appearance on the South & West Sides particularly the latter.The South & east sides are covered or interspersed with large rocks.The North end tapers away to an elevated ridge land which forms the North boundary of the parish It forms one of the Ochil range |
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CLEUCH BURN |
Cleuch Burn
Cleuch Burn |
Mr Kirk
George Stewart |
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[Situation] In the NW [North West] portion of the parish.
A Small Stream rising the west Side of a hill of the Same name & running a Short way South falls into the River Devon |
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Hillkitty: [In red] "See correspondence at the end of book " [page 90C] |
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CLEUCH HILL |
Cleuch Hill
Cleuch Hill |
Mr Kirk
George Stewart |
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[Situation] In the NW [North West] portion of the parish.
A considerably Sized hill forming rather a precipitous face on the South end,interspersed with large rocks & running away gradually on the North side to an elevated ridge of land which runs along the north [boundary ] of the parish |
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GLENDEVON CASTLE |
Glendevon Castle Glendevon Castle
Whitehills Castle-in ruins |
Mr. Martin-Schoolmaster
Revd.[Reverend]
Mr. Cunningham
Stobie's Co.[County] Map. |
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[Situation] In the NW [North West] portion of the parish.
A rectangular building of rubble.[?]with high gabled roofs Said to have been constructed in the 16th century as a stronghold. It is occupied by a farm Servant of Miss Rutherford's who is the Proprietress.There are a couple of offices & gardens attached.
'There is one house which appears to have been built for defence.It is one of those which were erected in the 16th. Century by the Chieftains to protect their vassals against any Sudden attack.It was built by the family of Crawford,to whom the lands of Glendovan Comprehending two large farms viz E. [East] Glensherup and Whitehills belonged.It is longer than most of the Same kind and must have been built at a Considerable expence as many of the stones came from a distance by a road that was but deemed accessible for Carriages of any kind.This house was sometime in ruins but was lately fitted up by the proprietor for the accommadation of tenants.' Old Stat.[Statistical] Acct.[Account] Vol.[Volume]10 p. [page] 233 |
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LONG CRAIG |
Long Craig
Long Craig |
George Stewart
Glendevon Castle John Mc.Laren |
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[Situation] In the northern portion of the parish
A large Hill in the north of the Ph [Parish] extending from the north to South on the farm of Glendevon Castle |
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HEART PLANTATION |
Heart Plantation Heart Plantation |
John Mc.Laren
Alexander Sinclair |
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[Situation] In the N. [North] eastern portion of the parish
A small fir plantation on the right bank of Creich Burn between Ben Trush & Greenlaw Hill, so named from its being of the same shape as a heart. |
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BORLAND GLEN |
Borland Glen
Borland Glen |
John McLaren
Alexander Marshall |
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[Situation] In the N. [North] eastern portion of the parish
A narrow glen running north & South between Ben Thrush & Creich Hill through which the Creich Burn flows |
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CREICH BURN |
Creich Burn
Creich Burn |
John Mc.Laren
Alexander Marshall |
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Forming part of the eastern boundary of the parish
A Small Stream rising on Greenlaw Hill & flowing Southwards to the River Devon |
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EASTPLACE BURN |
Eastplace Burn
Eastplace Burn |
John Mc.Laren
Alexander Marshall |
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[Situation] In the northern portion of the parish
A Small Stream rising on the West of Ben Thrush & flowing Southwards to the River Devon |
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Borland Glen [in red] "See Spelling of Borland page 47" |
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BEN TRUSH |
Ben Trush
Ben Trush |
Alexander Sinclair Whitehill
Peter Mc.Intyre Glendovan |
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[Situation] In the N. [North] eastern portion of the parish
A large hill in the North of the Parish.It is one of the highest peaks of the Ochil range |
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WHITE CREICH HILL |
White Creich Hill
White Creich Hill |
Alexander Sinclair
Peter Mc.Intyre |
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[Situation] In the N. [North] eastern portion of the parish
A large hill to the north west of Ben Trush, it is also one of the peaks of the Ochil range. |
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MILL-LEAS PLANTATION |
Mill-leas Plantation Mill-leas Plantation |
Alexander Sinclair
Peter Mc.Intyre |
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[Situation] In the N. [North] eastern portion of the parish
A Small fir plantation on the South eastern extremity of Ben Trush. |
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White Creich Hill:[Written in red] "This hill is called White Creich Hill.-see note on Black Creich Hill in Name Book for parish of Fossaway. JC" |
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SMITHSCLEUCH BURN |
Smithscleuch Burn Smithscleuch Burn |
James Roy Frandy
William Roy Frandy |
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[Situation] In the western extremity of the parish
A Small Stream rising on the north Side of Frandy Moss & running a short way north , joins the River Devon |
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CORIM HILL |
Corim Hill
Corim Hill |
James Roy
William Roy |
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[Situation] In the western extremity of the parish
A Small Hill feature,almost circular Situated upon the western Side of the parish,covered with rough pasture & forming one of the Ochil range. |
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CORIM BURN |
Corim Burn
Corim Burn |
John Cairns
James Roy |
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[Situation] In the western portion of the parish
A small Stream flowing northwards from the Corim Hill to the River Devon |
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FRANDY |
Frandy Frandy Frandy Green Frandy |
John Cairns James Roy Johnstone's Co.[County] map. Valn.[Valuation] Roll 1857-8 |
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[Situation] In the western portion of the parish
A large sheepfarm with Suitable office attached the property of the Earl of Camperdown & occupd [occupied] by Mr John Cairns |
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FRANDY BURN |
Frandy Burn Frandy Burn |
John Cairns
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[Situation] In the western portion of the parish
A small stream rising in the Southwest of the parish & flowing northwards to the River Devon |
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GLENHEAD |
Glenhead
Glenhead |
George Forbes Occupier
James Roy |
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[Situation] In the western portion of the parish
A Small Sheep farm with Suitable offices attached the property of the Earl of Camperdown & occupied by Mr.George Forbes |
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LEAS BURN |
Leas Burn Leas Burn |
George Forbes James Roy |
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[Situation] In the western portion of the parish
A Small Stream flowing Southwards past the farm steading of [Glenhead] |
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MEADOW BURN |
Meadow Burn Meadow Burn |
George Forbes James Roy |
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[Situation] In the western portion of the parish
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BALD HILL |
Bald Hill Bald Hill Beld Hill |
Mr.John Roy
Mr James Roy
Johnstone's Co.[County] map |
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[Situation] In the western portion of the parish
A large hill in the West of the Parish, one of the Ochil range of hills |
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RIVER DEVON |
River Devon
River Devon |
Mr.George Martin Teacher
Mr.John Cairns Frandy |
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[Situation] Running through the Central portion of the parish
A Small river rising at the foot of the Ochils & after a circuitous course of 40 miles enters the Forth near Alloa.It passes over numerous cascades which give its banks a most interesting appearance.It also affords excellent sport to Anglers in the Season |
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BEN SHEE |
Ben Shee |
Mr.John Cairns
James Roy Frandy |
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[Situation] In the western portion of the parish
A large hill in the west of the parish ,a part of the Ochil range |
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FOURSTANES |
Fourstanes
Fourstanes |
Mr Robert Cram
Mr Martin Teacher |
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[Situation] In the western portion of the parish
A Small cottage in Glen Devon the property of the Earl of Camperdown & occupied by Mrs Foote. |
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CLEUCH BURN |
Cleuch Burn
Cleuch Burn |
Mr Robert Cram
Mr John Cram |
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[Situation] In the western portion of the parish
A Small Stream rising between the Shank & Berry Hill & flowing northwards to the River Devon |
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GLENSHERUP |
Glensherup
Glensherup
Glensherup |
Mrs Cram Occupier
Mr Martin Teacher
Rent Receipts |
127 |
Near the Central portion of the parish-
A large sheep & arable farm with Suitable offices attached the property of Miss Haig,
Dollarfield. |
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TETH HILL |
Teth Hill
Teth Hill |
Mr James Mitchell Glendevon
Mr George Stewart |
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[Situation] Near the central portion of the parish
A small eminence on the Glendevon Estate; one of the Ochil range of hills. |
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WHITENSBURN |
Whitensburn
Whitensburn
Whitensburn |
Mr James Mitchell Mr George Stewart Johnston's Co.[County] map |
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[Situation] Near the central portion of the parish
A small sheepfarm with suitable offices attached, the property of Miss Rutherford & occupied by John Mc.Nee ,Shepherd. |
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WHITENS BURN |
Whitens Burn
Whitens Burn |
Mr James Mitchell
Mr George Stewart |
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[Situation] Near the central portion of the parish
A small stream rising on Black Hill & flowing northwards to the River Devon |
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THE SHANK |
The Shank
The Shank |
Mr.Robert Cram
Mr James Mitchell |
127 |
[SituationIn the western portion of the parish-
A large hill extending in a South[erly] direction from about the centre of [the] parish,one of the principal peaks of the Ochils. |
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BERRY HILL |
Berry Hill Berry Hill |
Mr Robert Cram
Mr John Roy |
127 |
[Situation] In the western portion of the parish -
A considerable eminence north [of] Ben Shee, one of the Ochil [range] of hills |
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GLEN SHERUP |
Glen Sherup
Glen Sherup |
Mr Robert Cram
Mr James Mitchell |
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[Situation] Chiefly in the Southern portion of the parish
A long narrow Glen extending from the River Devon to the Southern boundary of the parish |
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BLACK HILL |
Black Hill
Black Hill |
Mr Robert Cram
Mr James Mitchell |
127 |
[Situation] Near the central portion of the parish
A considerable Eminence in Glen Sherup, one of the Ochil hills |
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BLACKHILL BURN |
Blackhill Burn
Blackhill Burn |
Mr Robert Cram
Mr John Cram |
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[Situation] Near the central portion of the parish
A small stream rising on the Blackhill & flowing westward to Glensherup Burn |
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PEAT HILL |
Peat Hill
Peat Hill |
George Stewart
David Sinclair |
127 |
[Situation] Near the central portion of the parish
A large hill in the centre of the parish.One of the principal peaks in the Ochil range of hills |
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GLED'S NOSE |
Gled's Nose
Gled's Nose |
Mr Alexander Marshall
Mr Alexander Sinclair |
127 |
[Situation] Near the central portion of the parish-
A considerable eminence north [of] Innerdownie, one of the Ochil [Range]. Tradition does not say how it came by [its] peculiar name. |
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LAMB HILL |
Lamb Hill
Lamb Hill |
Mr Alexander Marshall
Mr Alexander Sinclair |
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[Situation] Near the central portion of the parish
A considerable eminence east [of] the Gled's Nose |
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BACK BURN |
Back Burn
Back Burn |
Mr.Alexander Marshall Mr.Alexander Sinclair |
127 |
[Situation] Near the central portion of the parish
A small stream rising between Lamb Hill & the Gled's Nose & [flowing] northward to the River Devon |
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CHURCH [Glendevon House] |
Church (Ph.)[Parish] Church(Ph.)[Parish] |
Rev.[Reverend] Mr Cunningham
Mr Martin Teacher |
127 |
[Situation] Nearly in the central portion of the parish
A small building in the centre of a graveyard erected before the Reformation,date unknown.It is seated for, -- the average attendance being about 60,& the communicants numbering 40. |
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MANSE [nr Glendevon House] |
Manse (Ph.)[Parish] Manse (Ph.)[Parish] |
Rev.[Reverend] Mr Cunningham
Mr Martin |
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[Situation] Close to the east side of the Church
A large handsome building with Glebe, gardens, & suitable offices attach[e]d the residence of the Ph.[Parish] Minister Mr.Cunningham |
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SCHOOL [nr. Glendevon House] |
School (Ph.)[Parish School (Ph.)[Parish] |
Rev.[Reverend] Mr Cunningham
Mr Martin |
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[Situation] About 17 Chains SE by E [South East by East] of the parish Church
A small building erected in 1806. with schoolhouse & garden attached.The average attendance being about 20 children of both sexes. |
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GLENDEVON HOUSE |
Glendevon House
Glendevon House |
Miss Rutherford Proprietor
Mr Martin |
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[Situation] about 16 Chains South of the parish Church
A large handsome building [with] ornamental Grounds, an estate [with] farm offices attached, the property [&] residence of Miss Rutherford |
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GALLOWS KNOWE |
Gallows Knowe
Gallows Knowe |
Mr Martin
David Sinclair |
127 |
[Situation] A few chains east of Glendevon House.-
A small knoll east of Glendevon House, originally set apart as the place of Execution of criminals in the parish.It is now covered with mixed wood. |
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[In Red below Glen Devon] This name is not well known as applying to a valley
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CRAIGHALL |
Craighall
Craighall |
Mr Martin
John Mc.Laren |
127 |
[Situation] About 18 chains SE by E [South East by East ] of the parish Church
A small cottage north of the School, the property of Mrs Lowe & occupied by John M.Laren |
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BLACK WOOD |
Black Wood
Black Wood |
Alexander Marshall Alexander Sinclair |
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[Situation] About 8 chains west of the parish Church
A small plantation on the estate of Glendevon,so called from its being so thickly planted, that at one time the Sun's rays could not penetrate the heavy mass of foliage it bore. |
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MILLTOWN CHECK T.P. |
Milltown Check Bar
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David Sinclair
John Mc.Laren |
127 |
[Situation]: Near the boundary of the parish.
A toll house & gates placed upon [a] turnpike road & a public road run [running] northwards through Borland Gl [Glen] to prevent the traffic by said p [public] road escaping other Toll Bars o [on] the turnpike Road. |
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THE CAIRNS [Ruins] |
The Cairn(in ruins)
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David Sinclair
John McLaren |
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A small cottage now in Ruins on the farm of Borland. |
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Sheet 127 No.8 Trace2
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BORLAND |
Borland
Borland
Borland |
Mrs Lowe
Mr Martin
Valn. [Valuation] Roll 1857-8 |
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[Situation] in the eastern portion of the parish-
A large sheep farm with suitable offices attached, occupied by the proprietress Mrs Lowe |
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GLENFOOT |
Glenfoot
Glenfoot
Glenfoot |
David Sinclair
John M.Laren |
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[Situation] in the eastern portion of the parish
A small cottage on the farm of Borland, near the foot of Borland Glen. |
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COURT KNOWE |
Court Knowe
Court Knowe |
David Sinclair
John M.Laren |
127 |
[Situation] in the eastern portion of the parish
A small knowe on the farm of Borland.How the name arose is not Known. |
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GLENQUEY HILL |
Glenquey Hill
Glenquey Hill |
David Sinclair
William Guild |
127 |
[Situation] in the eastern portion of the parish
A large hill north of Innerdownie one of the principal peaks of [the] Ochil range of hills |
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MARCH BURN |
March Burn
March Burn |
Alexander Sinclair
Alexander Marshall |
127 |
[Situation] in the eastern portion of the parish
A small stream rising on [Peat] Hill & flowing northwards to the River Devon |
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BURNFOOT |
Burnfoot
Burnfoot |
Mr Clayton Burnfoot
Mr Martin |
127 |
[Situation] in the eastern portion of the parish
A small hamlet at the north end of Glen Quey & near the foot of Glenquey Burn. |
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BURNFOOT MILL (Wool Spinning) |
Burnfoot Mill Burnfoot Mill Burnfoot Wool Spinning Factory |
Mr Clayton Occupier
David Sinclair
Valn. [Valuation] Roll 1857-8 |
127 |
[Situation] in the eastern portion of the parish
A large wollen mill driven by the Glenquey Burn, the property of J. S. Hepburn Esq. & occupied by Mr Clayton, Manufacturer.The principal trade is in Woollen yarns. |
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AUCHLINSKY HOUSE |
Auchlinsky House Auchlinsky House |
Mr Clayton Occupier David Sinclair |
127 |
[Situation] in the eastern portion of the parish
A large Cottage with garden attached, the property of J. S. Hepburn Esq. & occupied by Mr Clayton |
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FIR KNOWE |
Fir Knowe
Fir Knowe |
Mr Clayton
David Sinclair |
127 |
[Situation] in the eastern portion of the parish
A small eminence north of Auchlinsky House, it was at one time [covered] with fir trees from which it derives its name, but now a few straggly trees is all that remains. |
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LINN HILL |
Linn Hill
Linn Hill |
David Sinclair
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[Situation] in the eastern portion of the parish
A small eminence to the south of the waterfall on the Devon by the name of Black Linn, from which it derives its name. |
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BALDMONY KNOWE |
Baldmony Knowe Baldmony Knowe |
Mr Martin
David Sinclair |
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[Situation] in the eastern portion of the parish
A small round knoll on the lands of Auchlinsky, taking its name from the plant Baldmony, with which it is nearly covered. |
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CASTLE HILL |
Castle Hill
Castle Hill |
J.S. [John Stewart] Hepburn Esq
Mr Martin |
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[Situation] in the eastern portion of the parish
A small round knoll with a flat platform on top, on the lands of Auchlinsky.There are no remains of buildings of any sort about it, nor is there any tradition that such did exist, & the only reason assigned for its name is that it has a castellated appearance. |
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Blacklinn Bridge:see Name Book parish of Fossaway
Black Linn:See Name Book parish of Fossaway
[Note] "This latter name Cannot be written on plan
as it was omitted on boundary Comparison trace
of Fossaway Ph. [Parish] and the plan of this latter parish
being now at Southampton . It is therefore requested
that the [be] name be written on plan at O.S. O. [Ordnance Survey Office] Southampton " |
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FRANDY MOSS |
Frandy Moss
Frandy Moss |
James Roy Frandy
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127 |
[Situation] in the western extremity of the parish-
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LAIRD'S SEAT |
Laird's Seat
Laird's Seat |
John Cairns
James Roy |
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[Situation] in the western portion of the parish
A Small Knoll on the South West of Scad hill, at the junction of Middlehill Burn with Frandyburn. |
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OUTER BURN |
Outer Burn |
John Cairns
James Roy |
127 |
[Situation] in the western portion of the parish
A small Stream rising on Scad Hill & flowing westward to the Frandy Burn. |
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INNER BURN |
Inner Burn
Inner Burn |
John Cairns
James Roy |
127 |
[Situation] in the western portion of the parish
A small Stream rising on Ben [Shee] & flowing westward to the Frandy Burn. |
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REACLEUCH BURN |
Reacleuch Burn Reacleuch Burn |
John Cairns
James Roy |
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[Situation] in the western portion of the parish
A small Stream rising on the Scad Hill & flowing westward to the Frandy Burn |
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BALDHILL BURN |
Baldhill Burn Baldhill Burn |
John Cairns
James Roy |
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[Situation] in the western portion of the parish
A small Stream rising on Bald[hill] & flowing eastward to the Frandy Burn. |
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DARN CLEUCH |
Darn Cleuch
Darn Cleuch |
Robert Cram
George Stewart |
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[Situation] in the western portion of the parish
A small hollow near Ben Shee |
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DARN STRIPE |
Darn Stripe
Darn Stripe |
Robert Cram George Stewart |
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[Situation] in the western portion of the parish
A small stream running through Darn Cleuch to the Glensheugh Burn |
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HUNT STRIPE |
Hunt Stripe
Hunt Stripe |
Robert Cram George Stewart |
127 |
[Situation] in the western portion of the parish
A small stream rising on Ben Shee & flowing eastward to Glensheugh Burn |
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MAILER'S KNOWE |
Mailer's Knowe Mailer's Knowe |
Mr Robert Cram
Mr John Roy |
127 |
[Situation] In the western portion of the parish
A considerable eminence between the Scad Hill & Ben Shee on farm of Glensherup |
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MIDDLEHILL BURN |
Middlehill Burn
Middlehill Burn |
Mr Kirk Kaimknow George Forbes Glenhead |
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[Situation] in the western portion of the parish
A Small Stream rising upon the South western portion of the parish & running a short way north into the Frandy Burn. |
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BERRY BURN |
Berry Burn
Berry Burn |
Mr Cram
George Stewart |
127 |
[Situation]: In the southern portion of the parish
A small stream rising on the east side of Glen Sherup & running into Glensherup Burn |
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GLENSHERUP BURN |
Glensherup Burn
Glensherup Burn |
George Stewart, Glendevon Castle
Robert Cram, Glensherup |
127 |
[Situation]: In the southern portion of the parish
A stream of water rising on the southern boundary of the parish & flowing northward through a glen of the same name, falls into the River Devon in Glendevon. |
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SMILLHEUGH BURN |
Smillheugh Burn
Smillheugh Burn |
Mr Cram
George Stewart |
127 |
[Situation]: In the southern portion of the parish
A small stream rising on the east side of Glen Sherup & running a short way into Glensherup Burn |
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INNERDOWNIE |
Innerdownie Innerdownie
Innerdownie Hill |
George Stewart Mr.Guild Glenquey
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[Situation] In the Southern portion of the parish--
One of the highest hill features in the parish of an elongated range, forming part of the west side of Glen Quey, but exhibiting a bold & prominent top in its centre. It is covered with rough pasture & forms part of the Ochil Range |
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BLACKRIG BURN |
Blackrig Burn
Blackrig Burn |
Mr.Guild
David Guild |
127 |
[Situation]In the Southern portion of the parish -
A small Stream rising on the east side of Innerdownie & running a short way joins Glenquey Burn |
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BENTIE KNOWE |
Bentie Knowe
Bentie Knowe |
George Stewart
Mr Guild |
127 |
[Situation]In the Southern portion of the parish -
A considerable hill feature attached to the South side of Innerdownie forming,as it were ,a shoulder to the foresaid It is covered with rough pasture & forms part of the Ochil Range |
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ROUGH CLEUGH |
Rough Cleuch
Rough Cleuch |
George Stewart
Mr Guild |
127 |
[Situation] In the Southern portion of the parish -
A small ravine covered with rough pasture Situated on the east side of Glensherup |
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ROUGHCLEUGH BURN |
Roughcleuch Burn Roughcleuch Burn |
George Stewart
Mr Guild |
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[Situation]In the Southern portion of the parish -
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MEADOW BURN |
Meadow Burn
Meadow Burn |
Mr Guild
David Guild |
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[Situation]In the Southern portion of the parish -
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DUNMOSS BURN |
Dunmoss Burn
Dunmoss Burn |
Mr Guild
David Guild |
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[Situation]In the Southern portion of the parish -
A Small Stream rising close by a place called Dun Moss & running a short way east joins Glenquey Burn |
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GLENQUEY |
Glenquey |
Mr William Guild Occupier
Mr David Guild Glenquey
The Lease & Valuation Roll |
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[Situation] In the S.E. [South East] portion of the parish -
A small Sheep farm with Suitable offices attached, the property of John Stewart Esq & occupied by Mr William Guild |
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GLEN QUEY |
Glen Quey |
Mr William Guild
Mr David Guild
Mr Martin Teacher |
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[Situation] In the S.E. [South East] portion of the parish -
A narrow glen extending in a Southerly direction between two ridges of the Ochil Hills. |
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GLENQUEY BURN |
Glenquey Burn |
Mr William Guild
Mr David Guild |
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[Situation] In the S.E. [South East] portion of the parish -
A Stream rising on the Southern [boundary] of the parish & flowing northwards thro' Glen Quey to the River Devon |
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GLENQUEY PLANTATION |
Glenquey Plantation
Glenquey Plantation |
Mr William Guild
Mr David Guild |
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[Situation] In the S.E. [South East] portion of the parish -
A small fir wood in Glen Quey a [little] to the south of the farm of Glenquey from which it takes its name |
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FANKS BURN |
Fanks Burn
Fanks Burn |
Mr William Guild
Mr David Guild |
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[Situation] In the Southern portion of the parish -
A Small Stream rising on Innerdownie & flowing Westwards to Glenquey Burn |
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SPOUT BURN |
Spout Burn
Spout Burn |
Mr William Guild
Mr David Guild |
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[Situation] passing at the South side of Glenquey
A small stream rising on the farm of Glenquey & flowing west to Glenquey Burn |
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BLACK RIG |
Black Rig
Black Rig |
Mr William Guild
Mr David Guild |
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[Situation] In the Southern portion of the parish
A small eminence on the east side of Innerdownie on the farm of Glenquey |
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UPPER AUCHLINSKY [Ruins] |
Upper Auchlinsky(in Ruins)
Upper Auchlinsky (in Ruins) |
Mr William Guild
James Johnman |
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HOWCLEUCH BURN |
Howcleuch Burn
Howcleuch Burn |
Mr David Guild
James Johnman |
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[Situation] In the S.E. [South East] portion of the parish
A small stream rising in Glenquey Moss & flowing northwards to the River Devon |
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GLENQUEY MOSS |
Glenquey Moss
Glenquey Moss |
Mr William Guild
Mr Dvid Guild |
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[Situation] In the S.E. [South East] portion of the parish
A large peat moss on the farm of Glenquey. |
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HOW CLEUCH |
How Cleuch
How Cleuch |
Mr Kirk
Mr Martin |
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[Situation] In the S.E. [South East] portion of the parish
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RAB'S BURN |
Rab's Burn
Rab's Burn |
Mr David Guild
James Johnman |
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[Situation] In the S.E. [South East] portion of the parish
A Small Stream rising at the base of Auchlinsky Hill & flowing northwards to the River Devon |
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AUCHLINSKY HILL |
Auchlinsky Hill
Auchlinsky Hill |
Mr William Guild
James Johnman |
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[Situation] In the S.E. [South East] portion of the parish
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AUCHLINSKY BURN |
Auchlinsky Burn
Auchlinsky Burn |
Mr William Guild James Johnman |
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[Situation] Running along the boundary at the S.E. [South East] end of the parish
A small stream rising on the [south] extremity of Auchlinsky & flowing northwards to the River Devon |
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SKYTHORN HILL |
Skythorn Hill
Skythorn Hill |
James Roy
George Stewart |
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In the SW [South west] corner of the parish
A considerable hill feature Situated upon the western boundary of the parish & forming one of the Ochil range |
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MIDDLE HILL |
Middle Hill
Middle Hill |
James Roy
George Stewart |
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In the South end of the parish
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CAIRNMORRIS HILL |
Cairnmorris Hill
Cairnmorris Hill
Cairnmorris |
James Roy
George Stewart Johnstone's Co.[County] Map |
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In the South end of the parish
A considerable hill feature of a circular form Situated in the South west of the parish. It forms one of the Ochil range |
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SCAD HILL |
Scad Hill
Scad Hill |
Robert Cram
George Stewart |
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In the South end of the parish
A hill feature of considerable size & appearance Situated in the South of the parish. It forms one of the Ochil range |
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TARMANGIE HILL |
Tarmangie Hill
Tarmangie Hill
Tarmangie Hill |
Robert Cram
George Stewart
Johnston's Co [County] Map |
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In the South end of the parish
A considerable Sized hill feature having a bold appearance on the north side & Situated upon the Southern boundary of the parish. It forms one of the Ochil range |
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GREEN BURN |
Green Burn
Green Burn |
George Stewart
James Mitchel |
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In the South end of the parish
A Small Stream rising upon the east side of Glen Sherup & running a short way west into Glensherup Burn |
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BOTHIE BURN |
Bothie Burn
Bothie Burn |
George Stewart
James Mitchel |
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In the South end of the parish
A Small Stream of water rising upon the east side of Glen Sherup & running a short way west into Glensherup Burn |
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[Letter as follows]
O.S.O. [Ordnance Survey Office] Perth
19th November 1861
Will you have the goodness to
cause Garchel Hill to be erased
on Plan15 Sheet 127 of the Parish
of Glendevon County of Perth
And to write in place of it Whitewisp
Hill. It was found ,in the examination
of Dollar Parish that Whitewisp Hill
is the correct name, and as the parish
boundary crosses this hill it is necessary
to have the Glendevon plans corrected,
as I presume they are not published
F.E Pratt
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GARCHEL BURN |
Garchel Burn
Garchel Burn |
Revd. [Reverend ]Mr Cunningham
Mr Guild, Glenquey |
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[Situation] In the south end of the parish
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WHITEWISP HILL |
Garchel Hill
Garchel Hill
Whitewisp Hill |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr Cunningham
Mr Guild
Johnston's Co [County] map- |
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[Situation] In the south end of the parish
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DUN MOSS |
Dun Moss
Dun Moss |
Mr Guild
David Guild |
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[Situation] In the south end of the parish
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Sheet 127 No 15 -- Trace 1
Whitewisp Hill- [In Red] "'Altered at o.m.o. on the authority of a
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MAIDEN CASTLE |
Maiden Castle |
Mr Stewart Hepburn Esqr.,
Mr Guild |
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[Situation] Close to the SE [South East] boundary of the parish
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MAIDEN'S WELL |
Maiden's Well |
Mr Andrew Flockart Glendevon
Mr Henry Sinclair Muckart |
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[Situation] Close to the SE [South East] boundary of the parish
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NETHER AUCHLINSKY |
Nether Auchlinsky
Nether Auchlinsky
Nether Auchlinsky |
James Rankin occupier
James Johnman Knowehead
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In the SE [South East] corner of the parish
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[Signed] C.N. Martin Capt R.E. [Captain Royal Engineers] .. James Carpenter C.A. [Civil Assistant] 28th Feby [February] 1860 |
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Remarks on Name
Sheets Parish of Glendevon
Sheet 118 No.15
Trace 4
Jamie's Grain, "A Small
elevated ridge of ground", &c,
This application of the
name Jamie's Grain ap-
pears evidently to be in-
Correct.
In Jamieson's Dictionary
grain is defined as apply-
-ing "to the branches of a
valley at the upper end
where it divides into two
as Lewinshope Grains". It
is also applied "to the branch
of a river"
Should not
the name be applied to
the ground immediately between the two
streams where they unite?
Enquiry to be made and
the name written so as
to apply properly and De-
-scriptive Rks. [Remarks] to be written
accordingly.
Trace 5
The same remarks as above
apply to Holegrain Also the
name should be written
Hole Grain.
Trace 6
From the name Outergrain
Burn on this trace, may
[Right hand side of this page]
[Jamie's Grain]
This name is written, & Known
only, to apply to the "Small elevated
ridge of ground, & not to any other
object. It does not apply to
the ground immediately between
the stwo streams
[Holegrain]
The above applies to Hole Grain
which should be written in two words
[Signed] Sergt [Sergeant] Dudgeon R.E. [Royal Engineers]
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be inferred that there is an
object called Outer Grain
and it appears plainly
that there is such an
object at the meeting
of the two streams.
Enquiry to be made
and the name to be
written and Descriptive
Rks [Remarks] to be written.
It is also evident that
the name Greenknowes on
this trace should be
written as two words viz.
Green Knowes.
Sheet 118 No. 16
Trace 5
Cadger Gate Head. Is described
in Name Sheet as applying to a
gate. The name evidently
Contradicts this application
Is not the gate Called
Cadger Gate? Also is there
not a hill or eminence
Called Cadger Gate Head?
or perhaps Gate, here
is Scotticism for road or
way. Is the public road
here Called Cadger Gate?
of which it is understood
the above gate may be either
the head or termination?
Trace 6
Greenlaw Hill. Should not
[Right hand side of this page]
[Outer Grain]
There is no such object
[Greenknowes]
It should be written in two words
[Cadger Gate]
This name applies to the road
& not the gate, of which the latter
there is Known as being the head. It
is now marKed on the trace
[Cadger Gate Head]
This old road leads from
Glendevon to Auchterarder having
an incline all the way up from the farm
to that part of it called Cadger
Gate Head or Cadgergate Head
thence the incline is down to Aughter
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this name be simply "Green
Law"? The word law is well
Known to mean hill, therefore
it is absurd to add the
word, unless as it happens
Sometimes, that there is a
house called Greenlaw
in the immediate neighbourhood
but there seems to be no
such object here, and
more over if such was the
case it should be stated
in Descriptive Rks. [Remarks]
Sheet 127 No. 3
Trace 2
The names Fawncleuch Hill
and Fawncleuch Burn occur
on this trace. Is there not
a cleuch called Fawn Cleuch
on this plan or adjoining one?
Trace 3
Innergrain Burn is written
on this trace. Is there not
an object called Inner
Grain?
Trace 4
Wanangoat Burn. Is there
not an object called Wanan Goat?
Kaim Know, is written
on trace but in Name Sheet
it is written Kaimknow. Traces
and Name Sheet should exactly agree
In valn. [valuation] Roll this name
is written Kaimknowe.Is not
this the proper spelling?
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[Green Law]
Some people call it Green
Law Hill but I understand it
is commonly called Green Law
[Fawncleuch]
There is no such object or cleuch
[Innergrain Burn]
No such object
[Wanan Goat]
None
[Kaim Know]
Kaimknowe is proper
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Trace 5
Hunthall Is written on
trace but not entered
in Name Sheets.Descriptive
RemarKs required to
be written.
The name "Hillkitty"
as applied to a hill on the
trace is rather doubtful.
Can you ascertain what
gave rise to this name.
On Stobies County map
there is shewn a house on
the south side of this hill
called "Holekelly" This
house which has, it appears,
been removed I would
be inclined to think gave
rise to the name of the
hill. Therefore should
not the hill be called
HoleKelly Hill? and
the burn at this place
Trace 6
Glendevon Castle is entered
in Name Sheets but no
authority is given for the
name. Please supply
authority for name and
Spelling. Is there any
account of its history either
traditional or otherwise
in the neighbourhood?
By whom, or when was it
built? What family possessed it?
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[Hunthall]
Name Sheet now supplied
[HillKitty]
Hillkitty is proper
There is no tradition as to the
origin of the name, but a
Mr George Forbes, Glenhead gives me to
understand that he saw the records
of a Law plea which happened
some seventy years ago where in it
is designated by an Edinburgh
Lawyer as "Holy Keely" which
certainly must have been either
burlesque upon the satanick
features or bumps of the objects
or the learned gentleman was very
wrongly informed about the name
[Glendevon Castle]
Mr Martin,Teacher, & Mr
Cunningham, Minister, are authorities for
this name. It is sometimes wrongly
called "Whitehill Castle." There is no such
place nowadays as "Whitehill" There
is no tradition connected with it, more
than that at one time it was occupied
by the followers of the great Duke of
Montrose & the Earl of Crawford
to whose family it formerly belonged
Is it not called
White hills Castle as on Co. [County] maps? Whitehills, and E [Easter] Glensherup
formerly belonging to the Crawford family.
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Sheet 127 No. 5 Trace 6
Smithscleuch Burn. Is there
not an object called
"Smith's Cleuch" on this or
adjoining traces, which gave
rise to the name of the
above burn?
Sheet 127 No.6
Trace3
The name Meadow Burn
and Leas Burn are entered
in Name Sheets with reference
to this trace but these names
do not appear on trace
Also the Leas Burn is described
as "a small stream flowing
southward past the farm
steading of Glenhead"
but there does not appear
to be such a stream on
trace. There is apparently
a stream flowing northwards,
Will you have the good-
-ness to write these names
on trace to their respective
objects.
Sheet 127 No. 7
Trace 2.
A farm steading.
Is there not an Easter,
and a Wester Glensherup?
There are farms valued
in the Co. [County] valn. [valuation] Roll by these
names. Also shoud not the
spelling be Glensherrup as in
the valn. [valuation] Roll?
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[Smith' Cleuch]
None
[Meadow Burn and Leas Burn]
Names now written.
[Glensherup]
What was fomerly the property
Known as Wester Glensherup
is now generally called
Glensherup - the names
& spelling adopted by the
Rent receipts. What was
formerly known as Easter
Glensherup changed for Glendevon House.
Is not the farm steading
on this trace called "Wester
Glensherrup"?
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Trace 4
The Shank. This name
is entered twice in Name
Sheet as if applying to
different hills on this plan
Are there two hills of
this name? and if so
let the name be written
on traces. Are there no
distinctive terms or desig-
-nations to distinguish
the one from the other?
Trace 5
Cowcleuch Burn. is there
not an object in the
vicinity of this burn
called Cow Cleuch?
Sheet 127 No. 10 Trace 2
Reacleuch Burn. Is there
not an object in the vicinity
of this burn called Rea Cleuch?
Trace 4
Middlehill Burn.This
name is written on trace
but not entered in Name
Sheets. Descriptive Rks.[Remarks]
to be written
Sheet 127 No. 11
Trace 1
Darn Stripe is written
on this trace but on trace 3
of Sheet 127 No. 10 is written
Darncleuch Burn to the
same object. Will you
have the goodness to look
to this and ascertain which
name is correct.
[Right hand side of this page]
[The Shank]
There is only one hill called
The Shank & on this trace,therefore
more than one description would
be superfluous
[Cowcleuch Burn]
None
[Reacleuch Burn]
None
[Middlehill Burn]
Name sheet now written
[Darn Stripe]
Darn Stripe is proper
Trace 2
Innerdownie. As this name
does not very clearly imply
Hill Should not the
word "Hill" be added?
Is it not generally called
Innerdownie Hill?
It is written "Innerdownie
Hill" on the Co. [County] maps, which
I consider to be the correct
mode.
Sheet 127 No. 12
Trace 2
Howcleuch Burn The same
remarK applies to this as
to Cowcleuch Burn and
Reacleuch Burn - see opposite page
Remark on Examination
Sheet 118 No. 16
Trace 6
Please test the accuracy
of the detail at the point (A)
see remark in pencil.
Sheet 127 No. 8
Trace 6
Test that portion of River Law
estate which is correct the portion
in pencil,or the part traced in Red
Please to have these Remarks attended to as soon as
possible; Sapper Kiernan, would be the best person
to tend to them.
By Order
Robert WinKup
2nd Corp. RE [Corporal Royal Engineers]
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[Innerdownie]
It is never called Innerdownie
Hill. It is generally known by the
name Innerdownie,which I
adopted. Innerdownie hill would
appear better but it is never called
so
[Howcleuch Burn]
This is Known by the name
How Cleuch & now written
[point A]
I was creditably given to
understand by Mr Marr that this
point had been made all right
in the common worK which made
me loth to interfere with what
I considered finally settled. It was
extremely foggy while I was listing the
worK about the station on Sim's Hill
else I would not fail to see this mistake
The portion of the river in red is
correct, agreeing with the turnpike
road
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[Official Stamp]
Ordnance Survey MS. Store
Southampton
28 Apr.1898
Co.[County] PERTH
PARISH OF GLENDEVON
SHEET CXVIII. [128] No.14,15,&16.
SHEET CXIX. [129] No.13
SHEET CXXVII. [ 127] No. 2,3,4,5,6,78,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,&16.
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