OS1/25/37/93

List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
WELTON (In Ruins) Welton
Welton
Welton
Walton
Walton
Alexander Ferguson East Murdiston
William Bain, West Murdiston
Thomas Smith, Surfaceman
Old Statistical Account
New Statistical Account
131 The ruins of a house situated on the South side of the road leading from Stirling to Thornhill, and about half a mile from the latter place, It is said to have been a Roman Catholic Manse At the opposite side of the stream below, is a Well, Called by the country people the 'holy well'; It is also stated that there had been a place of worship, and grave yard, near this place It is on the Earl of Moray's property.
I have made enquiries respecting this Chapel & graveyard, of the best authorities & can obtain no information, respecting their Site, I also find that this well is not generally known as the Holy Well, therefore it would not do to write that name, the ruins are merely old Cot houses.
WEST MURDIESTON West Murdiston
West Murdiston
West Murdiston
West Murdieston
West Murdieston
West Murdieston
West Murdieston
Lease 1862.
William Bain Tenant
James Bain
Mr A. Mitchell
Mr J. Cummings
Mr R. Cummings
Val. [Valuation] Roll for 1857-8
131 A farm house, one storey high, with suitable offices attached, The dwelling house thatched, the offices slated; all in good repair
Tenant William Bain
Proprietor The Earl of Moray Doune Lodge, near Doune,

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County of Perth -- Ph [Parish] of Kilmadock -- Sheet 131 Plan 7

[Note beside 'Welton (In Ruins)'] - It is the general opinion in the neighbourhood that Welton
is correct, as it is supposed to take the name from the Well at
the place; i.e. Well-town.

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