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LITTLE DUNKELD [parish] |
Little Dunkeld
Little Dunkeld
Little Dunkeld
Little Dunkeld
Dunkeld (Little)
Dunkeld (Little)
Dunkeld (Little) |
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
Valuation Roll for 1857-8
New Statistical Account
Old Statistical Account
Sheriff's List of Parishes
Oliver & Boyd's Almanac 1864
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
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The parish of Little Dunkeld is in the Presbytery of Dunkeld, and Synod of Perth and Stirling. Patron the Crown. It consists of the united parishes of Little Dunkeld and Lagganallachy and it is bounded on the north by the parish of Logierait; on the east by the parishes of Dunkeld and Dowally Detd. [Detached] No.2, Caputh, and Dunkeld and Dowally (Proper;) on the south by the parishes of Kinclaven, Auchtergaven, Methven Detd. [Detached], Monzie Detd. [Detached] No.3 and Fowlis Wester; and on the West by the parish of Dull (proper), Dull Detd. [Detached] No.2, and Weem Detd. [Detached] No.10. There are no detached portions of this parish nor are there any detached portions of another parish situated within it. |
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MANSE [Little Dunkeld] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
R.C. Carrington Esqr.
Revd. [Reverend] John Wilson
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride |
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"The manse was built in 1820, and is rather a handsome modern house. There are two glebes; one at Little Dunkeld, the other at the old church of Laganallachy; the former contains about 8 acres, the latter about four, but not very valuable; both may be valued at £20"
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EAST FERRY (Disused) |
Eastferry
East Ferry (disused)
East Ferry (disused)
East Ferry (disused) |
New Statistical Account
R.C. Carrington Esqr.
Revd. [Reverend] John Wilson
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride |
062 |
This name is applied to a place across the river Tay where a ferry existed prior to the erection and opening of the Dunkeld Bridge.
"The elegant and spacious bridge of Dunkeld, erected by the late Duke of Athole in 1809, supplies the place of a dangerous ferry, which long existed a little to the east of it, called Eastferry."
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CHURCH [Little Dunkeld] |
Church
Church
Church |
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
R.C. Carrington, Esqr.
Revd. [Reverend] John Wilson |
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"The parish church is situated near the south bank of the Tay, nearly opposite to Dunkeld, and was built in 1798. It is commodious and comfortable. The situation is fine. It is nearly surrounded by trees; and for its neat and simple appearance, may be considered a model for Scottish country churches. In respect to the population, however, the site is not the most eligible. Though seated for upwards of 800 there is not half of that number within three miles of it."
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NEIL GOW'S TREE |
Neil Gow's Tree
Neil Gow's Tree
Neil Gow's Tree |
R.C. Carrington, Esqr.
Revd. [Reverend] John Wilson
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride |
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A large oak tree, situated in the south bank of the river Tay, adjacent to the village of Inver, under which, it is said, Neil Gow, during his sojourn at that village, occasionally sat to compose. |
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DUCHESS'S CAVE |
Duchess's Cave
Duchess's Cave
Duchess's Cave
Duchess's Cave |
New Statistical Account
R.C. Carrington, Esqr.
Revd. John Wilson
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride |
062 |
The Duchess's Cave is on the east side of Craig-y-barns. It is partly artificial. At one time, it was neatly fitted up, but it is now much destroyed."
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INVER |
Inver
Inver
Inver
Inver
Invar
Inver
Inver
Inver |
R.C. Carrington, Esqr.
Revd. [Reverend] John Wilson
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
Valuation Roll 1857-8
Johnstone's Co. [County] Map
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Dunkeld its Straths & Glens
New Statistical Account |
062 |
A small village situated about a mile southwest od Dunkeld, consisting of a numer of dwelling-houses, two saw mills, one corn mill, smithy, carpenter's shop, a small grocer's, and a sub-post office. The houses are chiefly but one storey, partly thatched, and partly slated and in good repair. Property of his Grace the Duke of Athole. |
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SCHOOL [Little Dunkeld] |
School
School
School |
R.C. Carrington, Esqr.
Revd. [Reverend] John Wilson
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride |
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The parish school of Little Dunkeld, situated a short distance south of the manse, is a neat two storey, slated house in good repair. Education afforded:- English reading, writing, and arithmetic; French, Latin, and Mathematics. Average attendance 50. |
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NEIL GOW'S COTTAGE (In Ruins) |
Neil Gow's Cottage
Neil Gow's Cottage
Neil Gow's Cottage |
R.C. Carrington, Esqr.
Revd. [Reverend] John Wilson
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride |
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A small one storey dwellinghouse in which Neil Gow resided for some time. It is now in ruins: nothing but the walls, which are about six feet in height, remaining. |
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County of Perth -- Parish of Little Dunkeld
[Little Dunkeld]
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DUNKELD BRIDGE |
Dunkeld Bridge
Dunkeld Bridge
Dunkeld Bridge
Dunkeld Bridge
Dunkeld Bridge |
R.C. Carrington Esqr., Factor to the Duke of Athole, Dunkeld
Revd. [Reverend] J.C. Wilson Dunkeld
Revd [Reverend] Daniel McBride Little Dunkeld
New Statistical Account
Dunkeld, its Straths & Glens |
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A stone bridge of seven arches spanning the River Tay at Dunkeld property of the Duke of Atholl, there is a toll bar at its south end at which pontage is levied on all crossing.
"In 1805 the building of Dunkeld Bridge was commenced. It was opened in 1808. For ages previous to that time, there was no communication but by ferry-boats. It is a singularly elegant structure, on which no expense has been spared to unite taste and magnificence with convenience. This place and the country in general are indebted for it, principally to the spirit and liberality of John fourth duke of Athole. The total expense was about £35,000, but of which the Government advanced £5000. The tolls granted for the remainder yield but a small interest on the sums advanced by the Athole family. The length of the bridge is 485 feet, its breadth 27, and its greatest height from the foundation 54. There are five principal and two land arches, the span of the central one being 90 feet, and the others, in succession 85, 75 and 26."
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LITTLE DUNKELD [village] |
Little Dunkeld
Little Dunkeld
Little Dunkeld |
R.C. Carrington Esqr.
Revd. [Reverend] J.C. Wilson
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride |
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Consists of the parish church, manse, school and teacher's residence, and two dwelling houses, situated on the south margin of the River Tay, and immeidately opposite Dunkeld. |
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BIRCHWOOD HOUSE |
Birchwood House
Birchwood House
Birchwood House |
Revd. [Reverend] Daniell McBride
Mr. Colin Livingstone
Mr. Thomas Ellis |
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A handsome dwelling house two storeys, offices one the whole are slated and in good repair Property of Sir William Drumd. [Drummond] Stewart Bart. [Baronet] Murthly |
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TORWOOD LODGE |
Torwood Lodge
Torwood Lodge
Torwood Lodge |
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
Mr. Colin Livingstone
Mr. Thomas Ellis |
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A porter lodge one storey slated and in good repair Property of Sir W D Stewart Murthly |
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INCHEWAN |
Inchewan
Inchewan
Inchewan |
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
Mr. Colin Livingstone
Mr. Thomas Ellis |
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A row of dwellinghouses in the village of Birnam one Storey Slated and in good repair Property of Sir W D Stewart Bart [Baronet] Murthly Castle |
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INCHEWAN BURN |
Inchewan Burn
Inchewan Burn
Inchewan Burn |
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
Mr. Colin Livingstone
Mr. Thomas Ellis |
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A burn which gathers on the west side of Birnam Hill and seperates the Property of his Grace the Duke of Athole from the Murthly estate from its surce until its termination in the River Tay at Birnam. |
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HEATHPARK |
Heathpark
Heathpark
Heathpark |
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
Mr. Colin Livingstone
Mr. Thomas Ellis |
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A handsome villa two storey slated and in excellent repair, a perpetual Feu. |
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THE TERRACE |
The Terrace
The Terrace
The Terrace |
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
Mr. Colin Livingstone
Mr. Thomas Ellis |
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A grass walk which diverts off the toll road between Birnam Hotel and Inchewan Burn and extends for one mile along the south west side of the River Tay, again Joining the toll road already mentioned one mile south of Birnam |
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BIRNAM HILL |
Birnam Hill
Birnam hill
Birnam Hill
Birnam Hill
Birnam Hill |
Dunkeld, its Straths & Glens
New Statistical Account
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
Mr. Colin Livingstone
Mr. Thomas Ellis |
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"Birnham, a mountain in the parishes of Auchtergaven and Little Dunkeld, Perthshire. It rises from the right bank of the Tay, at the entrance to the Highlands, and attains a height of 1580 feet above sea level. Its summits command an extreme view of Strathmore, Stormont, Athole and Strathbraan. Its sides and skirts were anciently covered with forest, but are now marked only by the scaurs of slate quarries and the feathery growth of young larch plantations. An ancient vitrified fort of 320 paces in circumference was recently discovered on one of its summits. But the great interest of Birnam consists in its association with the story of Macbeth, as immortalised by Shakspeare; and this is well told as follows in the 'Beauties of Scotland':- When Malcolm Canmore came into Scotland, supported by English auxiliaries, to recover his dominions from Macbeth the Giant, as the country people called him, he marched first onward to Dunkeld, in order to meet with those friends who had promised to join him from the north. This led him to Birnam wood, where accidentally they were induced, either by way of distinction, or from some other motive to ornament their bonnets, or to carry about them in their hands the branches of trees. The people in the neighbourhood stated, as the tradition of the country, that they were distinguished in this situation by the spy whom Macbeth had stationed to watch their motions. He then began to despair, in consequence of the witches' predictions, who had warned him to beware 'when Birnam wood should come to Dunsinnan'; and when Malcolm prepared to attack the castle, where it was principally defended by the outer rocks, he immediately deserted it; and flying ran opposite hill, pursued by Macduff, but finding it impossible to escape he threw himself from the top of the hill, was killed upon the rocks, and buried at the Lang Man's Grave, as it is called, which is still extant." Fullarton's Gazetteer
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BIRNAM |
Birnam
Birnam
Birnam
Birnam
Birnam |
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
Mr. Colin Livingstone
Mr. Thomas Ellis
Valuation Roll 1857-8
Dunkeld its Straths & Glens |
062 |
A modern village, consisting to a great extent of self-contained houses, together with a first class Hotel, Coach work Railway Station and Episcopal Church the buildings are of various classes of architecture, and have been erected, principally, for the accomadation of the numerous tourists who resort to this locality during the summer. The village is the property of Sir William D. Stewart Bart. [Baronet] Murthly Castle. |
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ROSE COTTAGE |
Rose Cottage
Rose Cottage
Rose Cottage |
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
Mr. Colin Livingstone
Mr. Thomas Ellis |
062 |
A neat cottage, one storey high, thatched and in very good repair, the property of Sir William D. Stewart, Bart. [Baronet] Murthly Castle. |
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BIRNAM LODGE |
Birnham Lodge
Birnam Lodge
Birnam Lodge
Birnam Lodge
Birnam Lodge |
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Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride Little Dunkeld Dunkeld
Mr. Colin Livingstone Schoolmaster Dunkeld
Mr. Thomas Ellis Merchant Dunkeld
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A neat Cottage one storey, slated, and in good repair Property of Sir William D. Stewart Bart. [Baronet] Murthly |
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BIRNAM COTTAGE |
Birnam Cottage
Birnam Cottage
Birnam Cottage
Birnam Cottage
Birnam Cottage
Birnam Cottage |
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
Mr. Colin Livingstone
Mr. Thomas Ellis
Valuation Roll 1857-8
New Statistical Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
062 |
A handsome dwellinghouse with offices attached, one storey slated and in good repair. Property of Sir William D. Stewart Bart. [Baronet] Murthly |
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BIRNAMBANK HOUSE |
Birnambank House
Birnambank House
Birnambank House |
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
Mr. Colin Livingstone
Mr. Thomas Ellis |
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A handsome villa residence two storeys slated and in good repair Property of Sir William D. Stewart Murthly Castle |
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BIRNAMBANK COTTAGE |
Birnambank Cottage
Birnambank Cottage |
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
Mr. Colin Livingstone
Mr. Thomas Ellis |
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A cottage two storeys slated and in good repair. Property of Sir William D. Stewart Bart. [Baronet] Murthly Castle. |
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TORWOOD HOUSE |
Torwood House
Torwood House
Torwood House
Torwood House |
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
Mr. Colin Livingstone
Mr. Thomas Ellis
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
062 |
A handsome villa residence two storeys, slated and in good repair Property of Sir W.D. Stewart Murthly |
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TORWOODBANK |
Torwoodbank
Torwoodbank
Torwoodbank |
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
Mr. Colin Livingstone
Mr. Thomas Ellis |
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A square-built dwellinghouse, two storeys slated and in good repair Property of Sir William Drummond Stewart Bart. [Baronet] Murthly Castle |
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LADY HILL |
Lady Hill
Lady Hill
Lady Hill |
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
Mr. Colin Livingstone
Mr. Thomas Ellis |
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A mound much altered from its original appearance through forming a suitable graveyard and site for St Mary's (Episcopal) Church at Birnam. A Roman Cross once stood upon its Summit. |
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LADYWELL PARK |
Ladywell Park
Ladywell Park
Ladywell Park |
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
Mr. Colin Livingstone
Mr. Thomas Ellis |
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A large pasture field situated between Ladywell Cottage and Birnam Property of his grace the Duke of Athole |
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Note
As this name is not a very important one,
and its insertion on the plan would only confuse
the detail or other more important names, it
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ST MARY'S CHURCH (Episcopal) [Birnam] |
St Mary's Church (Episcopal) on Site of Cross
St Mary's Church (Episcopal) on Site of Cross |
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
Mr Colin Livingstone
Mr Thomas Ellis |
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A plain substantial building in the village of Birnam, and erected upon a small mound named Lady Hill, much altered from its former appearance also upon this mound and on the spot where this Church now stands, was a cross at which the people , on a pilgrimage to Dunkeld Cathedral Commenced their Devotions. In 1860, the Church was built & Consecrated in the same year.v Seated to accommodate 250 persons.
"On the plain below Torwood Villa, a handsome Ecclesiastical Building in connection with the Scottish Episcopal Church, is being erected. The style is Early Middle Pointed, with severe geometrical tracery, in which a copious use of the unfoliated circle in the east and side windows, &c. The whole design harmonizes well with the surpassing scenery in which it stands. This building is on the site of one of the crosses erected in Roman Catholic times. These crosses were put up on the various roads at those places where the first view of the Cathedral was obtained."
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PARK COTTAGE |
Park Cottage
Park Cottage
Park Cottage |
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
Mr Colin Livinstone
Mr Thomas Ellis |
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A handsome dwellinghouse two storeys slated and in good repair Property of his Grace the Duke of Athol |
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POST OFFICE [Birnam] |
Post Office
Post Office
Post Office |
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
Mr Colin Livingstone
Mr Thomas Ellis |
062 |
A Sub-office in the village of Inver recieving and dispatching letters to and from Dunkeld - the major office, at 8-15 am and 12 o'Clock noon |
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LADYWELL |
Ladywell
Ladywell
Ladywell |
Revd. [Reverend] Danield McBride
Mr. Colin Livingstone
Mr. Thomas Ellis |
062 |
A large farmsteading dwelling house two storeys offices one all slated and in good repair Property of His Grace the Duke of Athole |
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LADYWELL COTTAGE |
Ladywell Cottage
Ladywell Cottage
Ladywell Cottage |
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
Mr. Colin Livingstone
Mr. Thomas Ellis |
062 |
A small dwellinghouse one storey, slated and in good repair Property of his Grace the Duke of Athole |
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LADY WELL |
Lady Well
Lady Well
Lady Well |
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
Mr. Colin Livingstone
Mr. Thomas Ellis |
062 |
The water to which this name is applied has no resemblance of a well whatever being only a small stream about fifty yards in length, but was supposed effectual in curing a singular disease |
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INVER BRIDGE |
Inver Bridge
Inver Bridge
Inver Bridge |
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
Mr. Colin Livingstone
Mr. Thomas Ellis |
062 |
A bridge consisting of two arches and parapets crossing the River Bran on the toll road leading from Dunkeld to Aberfeldy. Property of the Road Trustees. |
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BURNSIDE |
Burnside
Burnside
Burnside
Burnside
Burnside |
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
Mr. C. Livingstone
Mr. Thomas Ellis
Valuation Roll 1857-8
Dunkeld, its Straths & Glens |
062 |
A block of buildings consisting of several tenements, together with a cottage, all two stories high, slated and in good repair, property of His Grace the Duke of Athole. |
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DUNKELD STATION |
Dunkeld Station
Dunkeld Station
Dunkeld Station
Dunkeld Station |
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
Mr. C. Livingstone
Mr. Thomas Ellis
Time Tables |
062 |
One of the principal stations on the Inverness and Perth Junction Railway, it is handsomely fitted up with waiting and refreshment rooms. The portion of the building spanning the line is covered with a glass roof, property of the Company. |
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BIRNAM HOTEL |
Birnam Hotel
Birnam Hotel
Birnam Hotel
Birnam Hotel
Birnam Hotel |
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
Mr. Colin Livingstone
Mr. Thomas Ellis
Valuation Roll 1857-8
Dunkeld, its Straths & Glens |
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A large hotel and posting house in the village of Birnam, the buildings are from two to four stories in height, property of Sir W.D. Stewart, Bart. [Baronet] Murthly Castle.
"Immediately beyond this is the Birnam Hotel, with its imposing and ecclesiastical appearance, raising its lofty spire, in grounds beautifully and tastefully laid out, having more the semblance of a gentleman's residence than that of a place of Public Entertainment. In the part of the building recently erected there is a splendid Hall, finished in the most gorgeous style, and considered to be the finest public room in Scotland. The hall is decorated with a number of fine paintings, two of which are said to be by Salvator Rosa. The new part of the building is in the Saxon Gothic style of architecture, from designs by the late Mr. Gillespie Graham."
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MURTHLY |
Murthly
Murthly
Murthly
Murthly
Murthly |
New Statistical Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
Mr. Colin Livingstone
Mr. Thomas Ellis |
062 |
A district extending from Strath Bean along the south bank of the River Tay to the south-east boundary of Little Dunkeld parish, property of Sir William D Stewart Bart. [Baronet] Murthly Castle.
"The arable and peopled tracts constitute three districts, each having a distinctive name, - Murthly, down the Tay, from Dunkeld Bridge to the southern boundary, - the Bishopric up the Tay, from Dunkeld Bridge to the northern boundary, - and Strathbean, from the junction of the two preceding, and transversely to them, up both sides of the Bran, to the western boundary. The southern and eastern parts of Murthly present an undulating surface. The soil is a kind of black loam mixed with sand, and tolerably fertile. There is a considerable tract of heath, a portion of which is now covered with fine woods. The northern part of the district below Inver is a deep, narrow vale along the Tay. It is adorned with oak-woods; and the bottom forms a stripe of good arable land. *** In Murthly there is an inexhaustible body of freestone of a fine grain and great hardness. It is of a light, vivid ash colour, and was used for building the cathedral of Dunkeld."
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ST MARYSHILL |
St Maryshill
St Maryshill
St Maryshill |
Revd. [Reverend] John McMillan
Mr. John Harris
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride |
062 |
This name is applied to a neat and commodious dwellinghouse, two storeys, slated, and in good repair - suitable offices attached. Property and residence of the Revd. [Reverend] John McMillan. |
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GAS WORKS [Birnam] |
Gas Works
Gas Works
Gas Works |
Sir W.D. Stewart
Mr. John Harris
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride |
062 |
A small gas works constructed in 1856 for the purpose of lighting Birnam with gas. It belongs to a company of the shopkeepers and others in Birnam and Dunkeld. The gasometer is capable of Holding 5,000 cubic feet of gas. |
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FREE CHURCH SCHOOL [Torwood] |
Free Church School
Free Church School
Free Church School |
Sir William D. Stewart, Bart. [Baronet], Murthly Castle.
Mr. John Harris, Inspector of Poor, Inchewan, by Birnam.
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride, Parish Minister, Little Dunkeld. |
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A neat and commodious building, situated in Torwood, consists of schoolroom and apartments for Schoolmaster. It belongs to the Free Church, and was erected in 1856, by subscription Eduction afforded:- English reading, writing, and arithmetic; Mathematics, French, and Latin. Average attendance fifty. Unendowed. |
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ST MARY'S TOWER |
St. Mary's Tower
St. Mary's Tower
St. Mary's Tower |
Sir. W.D. Stewart
Mr. John Harris
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride |
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This name is applied to a neat and substantial residence three storeys, slated, and in good repair. Property of Lord John Manners. |
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CREAG NA BUIRE |
Creag na Buire
Creag na Buire
Creag na Buire |
Sir William D. Stewart
Mr. John Harris
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride |
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This name is applied to a prominent rocky precipice in the east side of Birnam Hill; about two hundred feet in height. - Meaning of name not known. Property of Sir W.D. Stewart, Bart. [Baronet], Murthly Castle. |
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TOM NA BUIRE |
Tom na Buire
Tom na Buire
Tom na Buire |
Sir W.D. Stewart
Mr. John Harris
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride |
062 |
This name is applied to a small but prominent projecting bump in the northeast side of Birnam Hill. It is rocky and precipitous.
Property of Sir W.D. Stewart, Bart. [Baronet], Murthly Castle. |
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ARCH COTTAGE |
Arch Cottage
Arch Cottage
Arch Cottage |
Sir W.D. Stewart
Mr. John Harris
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride |
062 |
This name is applied to a neat, one storey, slated dwellinghouse, in good repair. Property of Sir W.D. Stewart, Bart. [Baronet], Murthly Castle. |
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MIDDLE INCHEWAN |
Middle Inchewan
Middle Inchewan
Middle Inchewan
Middle Inchewan
Middletown |
Sir William D. Stewart
Mr. John Harris
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
Valuation Roll 1857-8
Johnstone's Co. [County] Map |
062 |
This name is applied to a cluster of houses consisting of a farmsteading, three cothouses, and a gas work; all one storey, slated, and in good repair. Property of Sir W.D. Stewart Bart. [Baronet], Murthly Castle. |
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TORWOOD |
Torwood
Torwood
Torwood
Torwood |
Sir W.D. Stewart
Mr. John Harris
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
Valuation Roll 1857-8 |
062 |
This name is applied to a cluster of houses, consisting of a school, a grocer's shop, and a few dwellinghouses, all two storeys, slated, and in good repair. Property of Sir W.D. Stewart, Bart. [Baronet], Murthly Castle. |
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ERIGMORE |
Erigmore
Erigmore
Erigmore |
Sir W.D. Stewart
Mr. John Harris
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride |
062 |
This name is applied to a neat and commodious dwellinghouse, two storeys, slated, and in good repair. Property and residence of Captain Napier Campbell. |
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BALHOMISH |
Balhomish
Balhomish
Balhomish
Balhomish
Bathomis |
William Gow Balhomish by Dunkeld
C. Blair Balhomish by Dunkeld
C. McIntosh Postman Inver Dunkeld
Johnstone's Co. [County] Map |
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A dwelling house, farm steading & Offices two stories slated & in good repair the property of Sir William Stewart Bart. [Baronet] Murthly. |
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KING'S SEAT |
King's Seat
King's Seat
King's Seat |
Sir W.D. Stewart Bart [Baronet] Murthly Castle
Revd. [Reverend] D. McBride Little Dunkeld
Mr. John Harris Inspector of Poor, Birnam |
062 |
This name is applied to a small round knoll forming the summit of Birnam Hill, its origin is unknown, property of Sir W.D. Stewart, Bart. [Baronet] Murthly Castle. |
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HOSPITAL [Murthly] |
Hospital
Hospital
Hospital
Murthly Hospital-House
Hospital
Glenbirnam |
Sir William Drummond Stewart, Bart. [Baronet], Murthly Castle.
Mr. John Harris, Inspector of Poor, Inchewan by Birnam.
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride, Parish Minister, Little Dunkeld.
Valuation Roll 1857-8
Johnstone's Co. [County] Map
Dunkeld, its Straths & Glens |
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This name is applied to a neat and commodious dwellinghouse, two storeys, slated, and in good repair - suitable offices attached. Property and residence of Sir William D. Stewart, Bart. [Baronet], Murthly Castle.
"It may be mentioned, that, "towards the beginning of last century, John Stewart Esq. of Grandtully, mortified the sum of 20,000 merks Scots, for the support of twelve poor men on his estate, of the Scotch Episcopal communion, appointing his own heirs, and the heirs of three other families allied to his own, administrators of this fund. About 1740, a building was erected for the objects of the benefaction in the district of Murthly; but for certain reasons, the original plan was not carried out. In the former Statistical Account of the parish it is said that the sum had accumulated to £2600 Sterling, - the interest of which is distributed among certain poor persons in this and other parishes, without regard to their religious creed" New Statistical Acct. [Account]
The building erected for the benevolent purposes mentioned in the foregoing extract is the same as above described, but is now used as a residence by the proprietor Sir W.D. Stewart. |
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ROHALLION LODGE |
Rohallion Lodge
Rohallion Lodge
Rohallion Lodge
Rochallion
Rohallion |
Sir W.D. Stewart
Mr. John Harris
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
Valuation Roll 1857-8
Dunkeld, its Straths & Glens |
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This name is applied to a neat and commodious shooting lodge, two storeys, slated, and in good repair. Property of Sir William D. Stewart, Bart. [Baronet], Murthly Castle. |
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BIRNAM BURN |
Birnam Burn
Birnam Burn
Birnam Burn |
Sir W.D. Stewart
Mr. John Harris
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride |
062 |
A small but very rapid stream which takes its rise from surface water in the south base of Birnam Hill, flows first in an easterly direction then towards the north, falling into the River Tay at Birnam Bridge. |
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CLUNE HILL |
Clune Hill
Clune Hill
Clune Hill |
Sir W.D. Stewart
Mr. John Harris
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride |
062 |
This name is applied to a small circular hill. having a gradual slope all round. It is thickly wooded and about one hundred feet in height. Property of Sir W.D. Stewart, Bart. [Baronet], Murthly Castle. |
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RING WOOD |
Ring Wood
Ring Wood
Ring Wood |
Sir William D. Stewart
Mr. John Harris
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride |
062 |
This name is applied to a strip of wood extending from the Hospital between the Tay and the turnpike road westward to a little west of Birnam T.P. [Turn Pike]. It is chiefly oak. Property of Sir. W.D. Stewart, Bart. [Baronet], Murthly Castle. |
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RINGWOOD |
Ringwood
Ringwood
Ringwood |
Sir W.D. Stewart
Mr. John Harris
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride |
062 |
This name is applied to two contiguous dwellinghouses, consisting of four tenements, one storey, slated, and in good repair. Property of Sir W.D. Stewart, Bart. [Baronet], Murthly Castle. |
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DALPOWIE |
Dalpowie
Dalpowie
Dalpowie
Dalpowie |
Sir W.D. Stewart
Mr. John Harris
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
Johnstone's Co. [County] Map |
062 |
This name is applied to a small, one storey, slated dwellinghouse, in good repair. Property of Sir W.D. Stewart, Bart. [Baronet], Murthly Castle. |
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ROCHANROY WOOD |
Rochanroy Wood
Rochanroy Wood
Rochanroy Wood
Roch-an-roy wood |
Sir William D. Stewart
Mr. John Harris
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
New Statistical Account |
062 |
This name is applied to a small strip of wood, partly on the east side of Craig Ruenshin, and extending a short distance eastward of that hill and south of the railway. It is mixed. Property of Sir W.D. Stewart, Bart. [Baronet], Murthly Castle. |
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KING'S ROCK |
King's Rock
King's Rock
King's Rock |
Sir W.D. Stewart
Mr. John Harris
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride |
062 |
This name is applied to a small circular hill - east and north sides rocky and precipitous, but having a very gradual slope to the south and west. How or from what circumstance it obtained the name is not known. Property of Sir W.D. Stewart, Bart. [Baronet], Murthly Castle. |
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ROBIN'S DAM |
Robin's Dam
Robin's Dam
Robin's Dam |
Sir W.D. Stewart
Mr. John Harris
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride |
062 |
This name is applied to a small lake adjacent to Rohallion Lodge, partly natural and partly artificial. It is supplied by Birnam Burn which flows into and out of it. Property of Sir W.D. Stewart, Bart. [Baronet], Murthly Castle. |
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ROHALLION CASTLE (Ruins of) |
Rohallion Castle (in ruins)
Rohallion Castle (in ruins)
Rohallion Castle (in ruins) |
Sir W.D. Stewart, Bart. [Baronet]
Mr. John Harris
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride |
062 |
This name is applied to the ruins of an ancient castle or stronghold, situated on high ground in the east side of Birnam Hill. The walls are only a few feet high, and from their great thickness it would seem that the place was at one time of considerable strength Property of Sir W.D. Stewart, Bart. [Baronet]
"Birnam Hill was in ancient times included within the bounds of the Royal Forest. To the south of the hill, not far from Rohallion - the Shooting Lodge of James Condie, Esqr., Perth - are the ruins of a Hunting Seat, said to have belonged to one of the early Scottish Kings"
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BIRNAM T.P. [TURN PIKE] |
Birnam T.P. [Turn Pike]
Birnam T.P. [Turn Pike]
Birnam T.P. [Turn Pike]
Birnam Toll-Bar |
Sir William D. Stewart
Mr. John Harris
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
Valuation Roll 1857-8 |
062 |
A turnpike gate on the toll road from Dunkeld to Perth, one mile east of Birnam from which it takes its name. The house attached is one storey, slated, and in good repair. Whole rates. |
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BIRNAM QUARRY (Slate) |
Birnam Quarry
Birnam Quarry
Birnam Quarry
Birnam Slate Quarry |
Sir W.D. Stewart
Mr. John Harris
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
Vlauation Roll 1857-8 |
062 |
A large slate quarry in the east side of Birnam Hill. It is somewhat extensively wrought, the slates being of a good quality. Property of Sir William Drummond Stewart, Bart. [Baronet], Murthly Castle. |
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CRAIG RUENSHIN |
Craig Ruenshin
Craig Ruenshin
Craig Ruenshin |
Sir W.D. Stewart
Mr. John Harris
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride |
062 |
This name is applied to a small wooded eminence forming a prominent bump of Birnam Hill. It is steep and rocky on its east and north sides. Property of Sir W.D. Stewart, Bart. [Baronet], Murthly Castle. |
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BIRNAM BRIDGE |
Birnam Bridge
Birnam Bridge
Birnam Bridge
Birnam Bridge |
Sir William D. Stewart
Mr. John Harris
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
Dunkeld, its Straths & Glens |
062 |
A strong stone bridge of seven arches spanning Birnam Burn on the principal carriage road leading from the west to Murthly Castle. Erected in 1851, at considerable expense, by Sir W.D. Stewart, Bart. [Baronet], of Murthly Castle. |
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BIRNAM WOOD |
Birnam Wood
Birnam Wood
Birnam Wood |
Sir W.D. Stewart
Mr. John Harris
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride |
062 |
This name is applied to a narrow strip of wood extending from the east base of Birnam Hill eastward along the south side of the public road to Birnam Burn. It is chiefly oak. Property of Sir W. D. Stewart, Bart. [Baronet], Murthly Castle. |
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STAIR BRIDGE |
Stair Bridge
Stair Bridge
Stair Bridge |
Sir W.D. Stewart
Mr. John Harris
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride |
062 |
A small stone bridge of one arch spanning Birnam Burn, on the private road. Property of Sir W.D. Stewart, Bart. [Baronet], Murthly Castle. |
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CLUNE COTTAGE |
Clune Cottage
Clune Cottage
Clune Cottage |
Sir William D. Stewart
Mr. John Harris
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride |
062 |
This name is applied to a small, one storey, slated dwellinghouse, in good repair. Property of Sir William D. Stewart, Bart. [Baronet], Murthly Castle. |
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BYRES |
Byres
Byres
Byres
Byres of Murthly |
Sir W.D. Stewart
Mr. John Harris
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
Valuation Roll 1857-8 |
062 |
Farmsteading, dwellinghouse and out offices all one storey, slated, and in good repair. Property of Sir W.D. Stewart, Bart. [Baronet], Murthly Castle. |
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BYRES WOOD |
Byres Wood
Byres Wood
Byres Wood |
Sir W.D. Stewart
Mr. John Harris
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride |
062 |
This name is applied to a wood extending eastward from Birnam Burn, on the south side of the River Tay. It is chiefly oak. Property of Sir W.D. Stewart, Bart. [Baronet], Murthly Castle. |
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DUNCAN'S CAMP |
Duncan's Camp
Duncan's Camp
Duncan's Camp
Duncan's Camp |
Sir W.D. Stewart
Mr. John Harris
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
Dunkeld, its Straths & Glens |
062 |
This name is applied to a large artificial mound on the top of Duncan's Hill. Tradition says it was formed by King Duncan, who used it as a camp. On one side it is orotected by an almost perpendicular cliff, on the other are the remains of intrenchments.
"Near the bottom of the south-east side of Birnam, also, there is a round mound which bears some traces of a good fortification. It has been known for time immemorial by the names of Court hill and Duncan's hill; and tradition reports that it was occasionally occupied by the unfortunate King Duncan." Fullarton's Gazetteer
"This hill, rendered classic ground by the pen of the immortal Shakespeare, rises to an elevation of 1580 feet above the level of the sea. It is about 12 miles distant from Dunsinane. Tradition states, that when Malcolm Canmohr came into Scotland to recover his dominions from Macbeth, he found the passes in the neighbourhood of Perth in the possession of the latter. Malcolm, therefore, marched his army from Stirling via Crieff and the Small Glen, to Drumour, within four miles of Dunkeld, and then across the hills, passing through what was sometimes called the Glen of Birnam. They rested the first night at Duncan's Camp, near to Rohallion, within sight of Dunsinane Hill, to which they marched the following morning." Dunkeld, its Straths & Glens |
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HANGEDMEN'S TREE |
Hangedmen's Tree
Hangedmen's Tree
Hangedmen's Tree
Hanged-men's-trees |
Sir William D. Stewart
Mr. John Harris
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
New Statistical Account |
062 |
This name is applied to a very large oak tree, adjacent to the Hospital. Tradition says that in former times the bodies of hanged criminals were buried under this tree, from which circumstance it takes its name.
"Ruthven, the sheriff, is said to have held his court on a rising ground to the north, still called the Court-hill; and there were lately, or there still may be, at the east end of Roch-an-roy wood, some oaks on which Highlanders were hung, and which long went under the name of the "Hanged-men's-trees". Some of these trees still remain in the parish of Little Dunkeld."
New Statistical Account.
There is only one of these trees now standing.
"Here a noble oak is shewn which served as a Gallows in the execution of those condemned at the Regality Courts held on this hill"
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PASS OF BIRNAM |
Pass of Birnam
Pass of Birnam
Pass of Birnam
Pass of Birnam |
Sir W.D. Stewart
Mr. John Harris
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
Dunkeld its Straths & Glens |
062 |
This name is applied to a narrow pass opening into Strath Tay from the south, through a ridge of high ground extending for some distance east from Birnam Hill, on the south side of Strath Tay. The ground on each side is somewhat steep.
A short distance to the south of this bridge is the Pass of Birnam, forming the gate to the Highlands in this quarter, and which, although rugged, is, notwithstanding, covered with overhanging trees. The height and abruptness of the hills on each side, the depth of shadow which is thrown on this narrow entrance, and the huge bare and broken faces of the rocks of Birnam which rise beyond, contrast well with the noble river as it wanders deep below through rich and overhanging trees, till, reaching the more open valley, it meanders among the ornamental grounds of Murthly. Dunkeld, its Straths & Glens |
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COURT HILL |
Court Hill
Court Hill
Court Hill
Court Hill
Court hill
Court-hill |
Sir W.D. Stewart
Mr. John Harris
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
Dunkeld, its Straths & Glens
Fullarton's Gazetteer
New Statistical Acct. [Account] |
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This name is applied to a small ovalshaped hill, having a gradual slope all round. Tradition says that law courts were held here in ancient times, from which circumstance it takes its name. It is a natural feature. Property of Sir W.D. Stewart, Bart. [Baronet], Murthly Castle.
"A little to the south-west of that house is a round mound, bearing th traces of a rude fortification. It has been known from time immemorial by the names of Court Hill and Duncan's Hill, and it is said to have been occasionally occupied by the unfortunate King Duncan. Here a noble oak is shewn which served as a Gallows for the execution of those condemned at the Regality Courts, held on this hill.
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DUNCAN'S HILL |
Duncan's Hill
Duncan's Hill
Duncan's Hill
Duncan's Hill
Duncan's hill |
Sir W.D. Stewart
Mr. John Harris
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McBride
Dunkeld, its Straths & Glens
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
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This name is applied to a small but prominent hill of an oval shape, and having a somewhat steep slope all round. On the top of this hill is a large mound called Duncan's Camp. Property of Sir W.D. Stewart, Bart. [Baronet], Murthly Castle. |
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CHAPEL [Murthly] |
Chapel
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Chapel |
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Mr. Thomas Cameron
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An ancient Chapel in the pleasure grounds of Murthly, which is now used as a burying place for the Stewart family, around the walls of the interior are the arms of various branches of their family which have been interred therein. A very elegant Roman Catholic chapel has been erected against the west side of this old building. The date of erection of the Old Chapel is not known, neither is its dedicatory name.
"There is no Episcopalian nor Catholic chapel in the parish, if we except a small old and decayed chapel attached to Murthly Castle, and lately fitted up for service by the present proprietor." New Statistical Account |
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ST ANTHONY'S CHAPEL (Roman Catholic) [Murthly] |
St. Anthony's Chapel (Roman Catholic)
St. Anthony's Chapel (Roman Catholic) |
Mr. Thomas Cameron
Mr. John Bullion
Mr. William Menzies |
062 |
A very elegant Roman Catholic Chapel, erected in 1847 by Sir William D. Stewart, its situation is at the west end of the old chapel of Murthly, and with it forms one building. The interior adorments of this Chapel are of a gorgeous nature. At its west end is a neat tower containing a clock. It is seated to accommodate 200 persons. |
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GAS WORKS [Murthly] |
Gas Works
Gas Works
Gas Works |
Mr. Thomas Cameron
Mr. John Bullion
Mr. William Menzies |
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A small block of buildings partly of stone and partly of wood used as a manufactory for gas for the accommodation of the residents in Murthly Castle. |
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MURTHLY CASTLE (Unfinished) |
Murthly Castle
Murthly Castle
Murthly Castle
Murthly Castle
Murthly Castle
Murthly Castle |
Mr. Thomas Cameron
Mr. John Bullion
Mr. William Menzies
Valuation Roll 1857-8
New Statistical Account
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An elegant mansion of large proportions, four stories in height and having a quadangular tower rising from its centre, the property of Sir W.D. Stewart, the interior of this building is still in an unfinished state and has never been occupied.
"There is a new mansion lately erected in front of the old castle, remarkable for beauty of design and elegance of architecture. The shell of the house, or mason-work, was completed ten years ago; but the rest remains in an unfinished state."
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MURTHLY CASTLE |
Murthly Castle
Murthly Castle
Murthly Castle
Murthly Castle |
Mr. Thomas Cameron
Mr. John Bullion
Mr. William Menzies
Valuation Roll 1857-8 |
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The old Castle of Murthly consists of the Keep surrounded by a number of other buildings of a more modern date, it is uncertain at what time the first part of this building was erected, but it bears the appearance of great age.
"A splendid structure in the Elizabethan style of architecture, still unfinished. Close to it is the Old Castle, bearing the marks of great antiquity. It is splendidly fitted up, and adorned by many paintings and works of art of the first masters, and forms the chief seat of the Murthly Family. The Keep is the oldest part of the building, but the record of its erection has been lost." Dunkeld, its Straths & Glens |
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STANDING STONE [Murthly Castle] |
Standing Stone
Standing Stone
Standing Stone |
Mr. Thomas Cameron
Mr. John Bullion
Mr. William Menzies |
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A Standing Stone in Murthly pleasure grounds about 10 feet in height, there is no tradition relating to it otherwise than the supposition of its being Druidical. |
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MUIR OF THORN |
Muir of Thorn
Muir of Thorn
Muir of Thorn
Muir of Thorn
Moor of Thorn |
Mr. Thomas Cameron
Mr. John Bullion
Mr. William Menzies
New Stat Acct [Statistical Account] of Auchtergaven Ph. [Parish] |
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Within the limits of Murthly district there is an extent of marshy moorland, a considerable portion of which is planted also small portion of it is now arable and all is known by this name, and extends from Kingswood to the district of Arntully on the South and from the plantations which surrounds the South base of Birnam Hill to the Home farm. Property of Sir William Stewart Bart [Baronet]
"A portion of the "Muir of Thorn", and also of another muir near Tullybelton, are said to belong to the minister of Auchtergaven parish. *** This muir extends over a portion of the surface of this parish, as well as that of the parishes of Little Dunkeld and Kinclaven." New Statistical Account |
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BROADARTHUR |
Broadarthur
Broadarthur
Broadarthur |
Mr. Thomas Cameron
Mr. John Bullion
Mr. William Menzies |
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A neat dwelling house one storey slated and in good repair. Property of Sir William Stewart Bart [Baronet] Murthly |
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THE ARCH |
The Arch
The Arch
The Arch |
Mr. Thomas Cameron
Mr. John Bullion
Mr. William Menzies |
062 |
A stone built arch which spans the approach to Murthly Castle. The abutments are so constructed as to answer the purpose of Lodges |
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MEADOW BOG |
Meadow Bog
Meadow Bog
Meadow Bog |
Mr. Thomas Cameron
Mr. John Bullion
Mr. William Menzies |
062 |
An extent of marshy ground formerly a pond in the ornamental grounds on the east side of Murthly Castle. Property of Sir William D Stewart Bart. [Baronet] |
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PITTENSORN |
Pittersorn
Pittersorn
Pittersorn
Pittersorn
Pittersorn |
Mr. Thomas Cameron
Mr. John Bullion
Mr. William Menzies
Valuation Roll 1857-8
Johnstone's Co. [County] Map |
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Three dwellinghouses a farmsteading and school house, all one storey slated and in good repair Property of Sir W.D. Stewart Bart [Baronet] |
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BRANDERS HILL |
Branders Hill
Branders Hill
Branders Hill |
Mr. Thomas Cameron
Mr John Bullion
Mr. William Menzies |
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A small wooded eminence within the ornamental grounds at Murthly Castle. Property of Sir W.D. Stewart Bart. [Baronet] |
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[St. Anthony's Chapel entry crossed out with note:]
See pages 43 & 44 for the
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GELLYBURN |
Gellyburn
Gellyburn
Gellyburn
Gellyburn |
Mr.Thomas Cameron, Surveyor Murthly
Mr. John Bullion Mason Murthly, Dunkeld
Mr. William Menzies Farmer Broompark Murthly
Valuation Roll 1857-8 |
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Six self contained dwelling houses situated at nearly equal distance from one another, on the toll road from Dunkeld through Caputh towards Perth. A post office for the convenience and accommodation of Murthly district has been established for some years in this village, the houses on an average are one storey slated and in good repair Property of Sir William D. Stewart Bart. [Baronet] Murthly |
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Post Office
Post Office
Post Office |
Mr. Thomas Cameron
Mr. John Bullion
Mr. William Menzies |
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A sub post office in the village of Gellyburn, and in the Dunkeld postal district, one dispatch and one arrival daily. The former at 6.30 AM and the latter at 3.30 P.M. |
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TATHYHILL |
Tathyhill
Tathyhill
Tathyhill |
Mr. Thomas Cameron
Mr. John Bullion
Mr. William Menzies |
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Several Cothouses, one storey thatched and in bad repair Property of Sir William Stewart Bart. [Baronet] Murthly |
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EASTER BURNBANE |
Easter Burnbane
Easter Burnbane
Easter Burnbane
Easter Burnbane
Burnbane |
Mr. Thomas Cameron
Mr. John Bullion
Mr. William Menzies
Valuation Roll 1857-8
Johnstone's Co. [County] Map |
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A dwellinghouse one storey slated and in middling repair Property of Sir William Stewart Murthly |
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LITTLE BURNBANE |
Little Burnbane
Little Burnbane
Little Burnbane |
Mr. Thomas Cameron
Mr. John Bullion
Mr. William Menzies |
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Several Cothouses, one storey partly thatched and partly slated, and in good repair Property of Sir W D Steuart Baronet Murthly Castle |
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ROUND KNOWE |
Round Knowe
Round Knowe
Round Knowe |
Mr. Thomas Cameron
Mr. John Bullion
Mr. William Menzies |
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A conical-shaped Knoll on the west side of the approach, and near to Murthly Castle. Property of Sir William Steuart Bart [Baronet] |
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KINGSWOOD |
Kingswood
Kingswood
Kingswood
Kingswood |
Mr. Thomas Cameron
Mr. John Bullion
Mr. William Menzies
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A few cothouses on either sides of the Inverness and Perth Junction Railway. One storey slated and in good repair Property of Sir William Stewart Bart [Baronet] |
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MURTHLY FERRY |
Murthly Ferry
Murthly Ferry
Murthly Ferry |
Mr. Thomas Cameron
Mr. John Bullion
Mr. William Menzies |
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A private ferry on the River Tay at Murthly Castle - for the accommodation of the laborers and others employed on the estate. On the Caputh Side of the river there is a dwellinghouse the residence of the ferry man. Property of Sir William Stewart Bart. [Baronet] |
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CAPUTH FERRY |
Caputh Ferry
Caputh Ferry
Caputh Ferry
Caputh Ferry
Caputh Ferry |
Mr. Thomas Cameron
Mr. John Bullion
Mr. William Menzies
Valuation Roll 1857-8
New Statistical Account |
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A public ferry on the River Tay near to the village of Caputh, connecting the traffic on the toll road, which leads from Dunkeld, on the north side of the river to this ferry, afterwards diverting from the South side through Stanley to Perth. The rates payable are imposed by the Commissioners of Supply, and are similar to those levied at a toll bar. Property of Sir Alexander Muir McKenzie Bart [Baronet] Delvine.
"Again at Caputh Ferry, opposite the church, in the centre between these extremes, in place of the common chain-boat which formerly plied there, in 1834 a boat was erected, under the superintendence of the late Sir Alexander Muir MacKenzie of Delvine, consisting of a large platform placed upon two long narrow pointed boats lying parallel to each other and at several feet distant, which, by a simple machinery, are made to present their sides to the action of the stream, and are thus propelled to either side of the river, and the greater the strength of the current, the more rapid the conveyance across. A chain is also stretched across the river, and which, passing over a fly-wheel fixed to the side of the platform, keeps the boat in a straight course. It is capable of taking in four loaded carts at one time, without unyoking the horses, and the passage is performed in five minutes" New Statistical Account |
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KEPPIE WOOD |
Keppie Wood
Keppie Wood
Keppie Wood |
Mr. Thomas Cameron
Mr. John Bullion
Mr. William Menzies |
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A strip of wood adjoining Nether Wood on the South, and extends from near Murthly Arch to what is locally known as the East Lodge. Property of Sir William Stewart |
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SCHOOL [Pittensorn] |
School
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Mr. Thomas Cameron
Mr. John Bullion
Mr. William Menzies |
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A Schoolhouse and Masters' dwelling in Pittensorn, and connected with the Parish School. The teacher has a fixed Salary from the Parochial Board and the Scholars fees Daily average in attendance Male and Female 20. |
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NEWTYLE |
Newtyle
Newtyle
Newtyle |
Mr. Thomas Cameron
Mr. John Bullion
Mr. William Menzies |
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A dwellinghouse one storey slated and in good repair Property of Sir W D Steuart Murthly Castle |
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BROOMPARK |
Broompark
Broompark
Broompark
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Mr. Thomas Cameron
Mr. John Bullion
Mr. William Menzies
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GELLY BURN |
Gelly Burn
Gelly Burn
Gelly Burn |
Mr. Thomas Cameron
Mr. John Bullion
Mr. William Menzies |
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A Burn which gathers from drains in the Muir of Thorn, and falls into the River Tay near the village of Gellyburn |
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NETHER WOOD |
Nether Wood
Nether Wood
Nether Wood |
Mr. Thomas Cameron
Mr. John Bullion
Mr. William Menzies |
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A strip of mixed wood which extends from Broadarthur to the Lodge a little west of Caputh Ferry Property of Sir William Stewart Bart [Baronet] Murthly Dunkeld |
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MURTHLY SAW MILL |
Murthly Saw Mill
Murthly Saw Mill
Murthly Saw Mill
Murthly Saw Mills |
James McLeish (tenant) Murthly Saw Mill by Dunkeld
George Goodall Rohallion by Dunkeld
William Clark, Murthly Saw Mill by Dunkeld
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The name applies to a dwelling house, two stories, slated, Offices &c. in good repair, with about twenty acres of land attached, for a number of years it has been the residence of the tenant of Murthly Saw Mills, situated a few chains N.E. [North East] Rent Receipts are granted for the whole premises, under this name, by the proprietor Sir William Stewart Bart. [Baronet] |
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STARE DAM |
Stare Dam
Stare Dam
Stare Dam
Stare Dam |
James McLeish
George Goodall
William Clark
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A small loch near the N.W. [North West] extremity of the parish, formerly it was much larger, but drainage & embanking have reduced it considerably.
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"Draining, planting, and the improved methods of cultivation have deprived the Stare Dam, where this parish joins that of Little Dunkeld on the road from Perth to Dunkeld, of its indescribable eeriness complained of by Morrison, as quoted by Sir Walter Scott in his "Fair Maid of Perth". The dam is now removed to a situation invisible from the road; and when the young wood has had a few years more growth, this place will form no contrast to what the same author justly calls at a furlong's distance from it, "one of the loveliest and richest scenes of Scotland - the north-west opening of Strathmore." New Statistical Acct [Account] |
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SADDLE STONE |
Saddle Stone
Saddle Stone
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Mr. Thomas Cameron
Mr. William Watson
Mr. James Rodger |
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BROOMHILL BURN |
Broomhill Burn
Broomhill Burn
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Mr. Thomas Cameron
Mr. William Watson
Mr. James Rodger |
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A small stream which has its origin from a drain near the boundary between the parishes of Little Dunkeld and Auchtergaven. It falls into Gelly Burn a short distance west of Home Farm. |
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CLOVEN STONE |
Cloven Stone
Cloven Stone
Cloven Stone |
Mr. Thomas Cameron Land Steward & Surveyor, Murthly
Mr. William Watson Kingswood, Murthly
Mr. James Rodger Arntully by Stanley |
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A splintered rock situated on the boundary between the parishes of Little Dunkeld and Auchtergaven. There is no tradition regarding this rock, but Sir William Murray states that it is spoken of in the Title Deeds of the Estate as an object marking the southern boundary of the old barony of Murthly. |
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Whinnyhills
Whinnyhills
Whinnyhills |
Mr. Thomas Cameron
Mr. William Watson
Mr. James Rodger |
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A dwelling house and offices one storey in height, slated and in good repair, the property of Sir William D. Stewart, Murthly Castle. |
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LUNATIC ASYLUM [Murthly] |
Lunatic Asylum
Lunatic Asylum
Lunatic Asylum
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Sir William Drummond Stewart Murthly
Mr. Thomas Cameron Land Steward Murthly
Mr. J. Jackson Ardoch
Mr. William Woodie Inspector Dundee |
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This is a large and extensive plain stone building from one to two storeys high, in the centre there is a small square which rises to three storey and surmounted by a plain wooden Cupola, all slated and regularly laid out for the accommodation of 202 Lunatic patients belonging to the County of Perth; the Governors House a little to the east is a neat building two storeys and the Farm Steading to the west of the Asylum is also two storeys, all lately enclosed, but none of the buildings or ornament on the Farm are as yet finished; the land was purchased by the County of Perth from Sir William Drummond Stewart Bart. [Baronet] Murthly Castle. |
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STONE CIRCLE [Murthly] |
Druidical Temple
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Sir William D. Stewart Murthly Castle
Mr. Thomas Cameron Land Steward Murthly
Mr. J. Jackson Ardoch |
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A circle of five Standing Stones, four of which are of the same size and shape viz. four feet high and about as many in girt, the fifth is about six feet high and more of the Slate shape than the other four, the Circle is to be enclosed by a stone wall imediately. On the property belonging to the Lunatic Asylum. |
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[Note under Stone Circle:]
Altered to Stone Circle in accordance
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WITCHES STONE |
Witches Stone
Witches Stone
Witches Stone |
Sir W.D. Stewart Bart [Baronet] Murthly Castle
Mr. T. Cameron Land steward & Surveyor, Murthly
Mr. J. Cameron Teacher Pittensorn |
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A small rock nearly level with the ordinary ground surface, underneath which it is traditionally held that a large sum of money is buried. In order to test the truth of this tradition, it is said that some years ago a man commenced to excavate the soil around the rock in order, if possible, to secure the hidden treasure, while so employed, a small dog suddenly appeared on the top of the rock and desired the man to desist, assuring him at the same time that the reputed treasure was really there, but it was never intended that the eye of mortal should behold it. There are some marks on the rock which the superstitious tell you are the prints of this very sagacious dog's paws. |
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On sheet 73
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BRADYSTON |
Bradyston
Bradyston
Bradyston
Bradystown
Breadyston |
Sir William D. Stewart Bart [Baronet]
Mr. T. Cameron
Mr. J. Jackson
Valuation Roll 1857-8
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A farmsteading together with two dwelling houses, all two stories in height, slated and in very good repair, property of Sir William D. Stewart, Bart. [Baronet] Murthly Castle. |
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ARDOCH |
Ardoch
Ardoch
Ardoch
Ardoch |
Sir William D. Stewart, Bart [Baronet]
Mr. T. Cameron
Mr. J. Jackson
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A large farmsteading and four dwelling houses, the former two stories, latter one, all slated and in good repair, the property of Sir W.D. Stewart, Bart. [Baronet] Murthly Castle. |
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Burnbane Cottage
Burnbane Cottage
Burnbane Cottage |
Sir William D. Stewart, Bart [Baronet]
Mr. T. Cameron
Mr. J. Jackson |
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A dwelling house, two stories in height, slated and in good repair, the property of Sir William D. Stewart, Bart. [Baronet] Murthly Castle. |
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Murthly Station
Murthly Station
Murthly Station
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Sir William D. Stewart, Bart [Baronet]
Mr. T. Cameron
Mr. J. Jackson
Valuation Roll 1857-8 |
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A station on the Inverness and Perth Junction Railway, the buildings consist of Ticket Office and Station Master's residence together with a Goods Shed, property of the Railway Compy. [Company]. Adjacent to the station is a Public House, and three dwelling houses, these are also known by the same name - Murthly Station - and are the property of Sir William D. Stewart, Bart. [Baronet] Murthly Castle. |
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HOME FARM |
Home Farm
Home Farm
Home Farm
Home Farm |
Sir William D. Stewart, Bart [Baronet]
Mr. T. Cameron
Mr. J. Jackson
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A farmsteading, dwelling house and Offices one storey in height slated and in good repair, property of Sir William D. Stewart Bart. [Baronet] Murthly Castle. |
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NAME BOOK
OF PART OF THE PARISH OF
LITTLE DUNKELD Described in this Name Book
On the 1/2500 Scale
IN THE
COUNTY OF PERTH
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INDEX
Names of Objects -- Page
Arch Cottage -- 25
Ardoch -- 65
Balhomish -- 27
Birchwood House -- 9
Birnam -- 12
Birnambank Cottage -- 14
Birnam Bridge -- 35
Birnam Burn -- 30
Birnam Cottage -- 13
Birnam Hill -- 11
Birnam Hotel -- 21
Birnam House -- 13
Birnam Lodge -- 13
Birnam Quarry (Slate) -- 34
Birnam T.P. [Turnpike] -- 34
Birnam Wood -- 35
Bradyston -- 65
Branders Hill -- 50
Broadarthur -- 49
Broomhill Burn -- 59
Broompark -- 56
Burnbane Cottage -- 65
Burnside -- 19
Byres -- 36
Byres Wood -- 36
Caputh Ferry -- 54
Chapel -- 43
Church -- 4
Cloven Stone -- 60
Clune Cottage -- 36
Clune Hill -- 30
Court Hill -- 41
Creag na Buire -- 25
Craig Ruenshin -- 34
Dalpowie -- 31
Duncan's Camp -- 37
Duncan's Hill -- 42
Dunkeld Bridge -- 7
Dunkeld Station -- 19
Easter Burnbane -- 52
East Ferry (Disused) -- 3
Erigmore -- 26
Free Church School -- 24
Garry Burn -- 64
Gas Works -- 23
Gas Works -- 44
Gellyburn -- 51
Gelly Burn -- 56
Glen Garr -- 64
Hangedmen's Tree -- 38
Heathpark -- 10
Home Farm -- 66
Hospital -- 29
Inchewan -- 9
Inchewan Burn -- 10
Inver -- 5
Inver Bridge -- 18
Highland Railway -- 62
Keppie Wood -- 55
King's Rock -- 32
King's Seat -- 27
Kingswood -- 53
Lady Hill -- 15
Ladywell -- 17
Lady Well -- 18
Ladywell Cottage -- 18
Ladywell Park -- 15
Little Burnbane -- 52
Little Dunkeld (Parish) -- 1
Little Dunkeld -- 8
Lunatic Asylum -- 61
Manse -- 3
Meadow Bog -- 49
Middle Inchewan -- 26
Muir of Thorn -- 48
Murthly -- 22
Murthly Castle -- 46
Murthly Castle (Unfinished) -- 45
Murthly Ferry (Private) -- 53
Murthly Saw Mill -- 57
Murthly Station -- 66
Neil Gow's Cottage -- 6
Neil Gow's Tree -- 4
Nether Wood -- 56
Newtyle -- 55
Park Cottage -- 17
Pass of Birnam -- 39
Pittensorn -- 50
Post Office -- 17
Post Office -- 51
Ring Wood -- 31
Ringwood -- 31
River Bran -- 42
River Tay -- 42
Rose Cottage -- 12
Robin's Dam -- 32
Rochanroy Wood -- 32
Rohallion Castle (Ruins of) -- 33
Rohallion Lodge -- 30
Round Knowe -- 53
Saddle Stone -- 59
St. Anthony's Chapel (Roman Catholic) -- 44
St. Mary's Church (Episcopal) on site of Cross -- 16
St. Maryshill -- 23
St. Mary's Tower -- 24
School -- 6
School -- 55
Stair Bridge -- 35
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Standing Stone -- 47
Stare Dam -- 57
Strath Bran -- 42
Strath Tay -- 42
Tathyhill -- 52
The Arch -- 49
The Terrace -- 10
Torwood -- 26
Torwoodbank -- 14
Torwood House -- 14
Torwood Lodge -- 9
Whinnyhills -- 60
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