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PERTH AND ITS ENVIRONS
SHEET 98. 1 No. 20 & 25
SHEET 98. 2 No. 16 & 21
SHEET 98. 5 No. 5 10 & 15
SHEET 98. 6 No. 1 6 & 11
INDEX
Names of Objects -- Pages
Asylum Farm -- 45
Annat Lodge -- 49
Bridgend -- 15
Back Wynd -- 19
Bowerswell -- 30
Bowerswell Cottage -- 30
Bankhead -- 34
Bowerswell Road -- 35
Bowers Well -- 36
Broompark -- 49
Crossmount Cottage -- 7
Croft Cottage -- 7
Croft House -- 9
Custom House -- 27
Commercial Street -- 28
Cross Keys Inn -- 28
Church -- 37
Den Cottage -- 34
Dundee Road -- 35
East Bridge Street -- 18
Friarton or Moncrieffe Island -- 42
Gannochy -- 11
Gowrie Street -- 27
Greenbank -- 29
Gowrie Cottage -- 30
Gaskhill -- 31
Hatton -- 51
Isla Distillery -- 13
Isla Street -- 14
Inveraven Bank -- 21
Inchbank -- 21
Ivybank -- 44
Jock's Lodge -- 33
James Murray's Royal Lunatic Asylum -- 47
Kincarrathie -- 5
Keir Street -- 7
Knowehead -- 33
Kinnoullbank -- 34
Kinnoull Cottage -- 37
Lochie Brae -- 18
Lord Chancellor Hay's Monument (1635) -- 39
Kinnoull Church (Remains of) and Burial Vault of the Kinnoull Family -- 39 |
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Names of Objects -- Pages
Mansfield Place -- 8
Main Street -- 13
Mayfield -- 17
Muirhall Road -- 23
Murray Villa -- 31
Marshall Cottage -- 38
Manse -- 44
Mount Tabor -- 50
New Inn -- 14
Pitcullen House -- 5
Perth Road -- 19
Pitcullen Bank -- 25
Potter Hill -- 29
Rose Cottage -- 9
Rosemount -- 17
Rosebank -- 29
River Tay -- 42
Stormont Cottage -- 9
Strathmore Street -- 13
Strathmore Inn -- 18
Somerset Villa -- 43
St Alban's Lodge -- 44
Tayside -- 21
Tayhill -- 23
The Stanners -- 28
Union Street Lane -- 33
West Bridge Street -- 18
Witchhill -- 37
Witchhill Quarry -- 38
Willowgate -- 42
Wellbank -- 43 |
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KINCARRATHIE |
Kincarrathie
Kincarrathie
Kincarrathie |
Valn. [Valuation] Roll of Burgh 1860
Mr. Readdie
Mr. Thomson City Chamberlain |
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[Situation] About ½ mile
North of Perth Bridge.
A neat mansion house with a demesne attached The property and residence of Major Jelf Sharpe |
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PITCULLEN HOUSE |
Pitcullen House
Pitcullen House
Pitcullen House |
Mr. Readdie
Mr. Thomson
Valn. [Valuation] Roll of Burgh |
098 |
[Situation] About 15 chains East of Kincarrathie.
A cottage two storeys high with garden and small portion of ornamental ground attached Tenanted by Mr. W. D. Steele Schoolmaster. The property of the Earl of Kinnoull This house was formerly a farm house |
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CROSSMOUNT COTTAGE |
Crossmount Cottage
Crossmount Cottage |
Provost Dewar
William Greig City Clerk
James Readdie Insp: [Inspector] of Works |
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[Situation] On the North side of Keir Street.
A dwelling house with Offices & Garden attached occupied by ex-Provost Dewar Perth and his property |
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CROFT COTTAGE |
Croft Cottage
Croft Cottage
Croft Cottage |
James Readdie Inspr: [Inspector] of Works
William Greig City Clerk
Provost Dewar |
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[Situation] On the North side of Keir Street.
A dwelling house with garden &c. attached occupied by Mr. Brown & the property of the representatives of the late Mr McNaughton. |
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KEIR STREET [Perth] |
Keir Street
Keir Street
Keir Street |
Name on Corner of St.
Perth Directory 1839
James Readdie Insp: [Inspector] of Works |
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[Situation] Running between Isla Street and Strathmore Street.
A street in the suburbs of Perth running from Strathmore St. to the Old Scone Road |
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MANSFIELD PLACE [Perth] |
Mansfield Place
Mansfield Place
Mansfield Place |
Name on Gate
William Greig City Clerk
James Readdie Insp: [Inspector] of Works |
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[Situation] On the west side of Isla Street.
This name is applied to four genteel residences, with a little ornamental ground, situated in extension of Isla St. W. [West] side of the Old Scone Road and the property of David Stuart Esq. |
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STORMONT COTTAGE |
Stormont Cottage
Stormont Cottage
Stormont Cottage |
Mr. David Kinear occupier
Mr. Readdie
Burgh rent Roll |
098 |
[Situation] On the West side of Strathmore Street.
A Small neat cottage one Storey high with attics having a small garden attached. Tenanted by David Kinear. The property of Mrs. Margaret Grant. |
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CROFT HOUSE |
Croft House
Croft House
Croft House |
Mr. David Kinear
Mr. Readdie
Burgh Valn. [Valuation] Roll 1860 |
098 |
[Situation] On the South side of Keir Street.
A neat Cottage residence two storeys high having a garden attached. The property and residence of Mr. McNaughton Draper Perth. |
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ROSE COTTAGE |
Rose Cottage
Rose Cottage
Rose Cottage |
Mr. Kinear
Mr. Readdie
Valn. [Valuation] Roll of Burgh |
098 |
[Situation] On the west side of Isla Street.
A Small neat Cottage residence with garden attached The property and residence of Mr. Dewar Draper Perth |
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GANNOCHY |
Gannochy
Gannochy
Gannochy
Gannochy
Gannochy Farm |
Mr. Ramsey
Mr. Howie
Mr.. Walker
Name on Carts
Valn. [Valuation] Roll of Burgh 1860 |
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[Situation] About ⅝ of a mile N. E. [North East] from Perth Bridge.
A farm house with extensive offices Tenanted by Mr. Walker & the Property of the Earl of Kinnoull |
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ISLA DISTILLERY |
Isla Distillery
Isla Distillery
Isla Distillery |
William Wotherspoon Solicitor
Address Card
William Greig City Clerk |
098 |
[Situation] The Northern portion of the Village of Bridgend.
A distillery situated between Strathmore St. & Isla St. within which from 30, to 40,000 Imp: [Imperial] Gallons of Prime Whisky are annually manufactured. it is occupd. [occupied] by Mr. Forbes & the Property of Mr. Kerr Dunkeld |
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STRATHMORE STREET [Perth] |
Strathmore St.
Strathmore St.
Strathmore St. |
William Greig City Clerk
James Readdie Insp [Inspector] of Works
William Wotherspoon Solicitor |
098 |
[Situation] In the N.E. [North East] portion of the village of Bridgend.
A street running from the junction of Main St. & Isla St. to the Toll Bar on the New Scone Road |
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MAIN STREET [Perth] |
Main Street
Main Street
Main Street |
Name on corner of St.
William Wotherspoon Solicitor
James Readdie Insp: [Inspector] of Works |
098 |
[Situation] Comprising the central portion of the Village of Bridgend.
A street extending from East Bridge St. Bridgend to its junction with Strathmore St. and Isla Street. |
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[Note under Isla Distillery:]
"Islay" Orthography p. [per] Perth Directory
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ISLA STREET [Perth] |
Islay Street
Isla Street
Isla Street
Isla Street
Islay Street |
Perth Directory 1859
William Greig City Clerk
James Readdie Insp: [Inspector] of Works
Provost Dewar
Street Sign |
098 |
[Situation] In the Northern portion of the Village of Bridgend.
An irregular built Street extending from the junction of Strathmore St. & Main St. to the Toll Bar on the Old Scone Road |
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NEW INN [Perth] |
New Inn
New Inn |
Sign Board
Mrs. Clezy - occupier |
098 |
[Situation] On the East Side of Main Street.
A house one Story high occupied as an Inn with Stables and other accommodation. Occupied by Mrs.
Clezy. The property of Mr. Young. |
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BRIDGEND |
Bridgend
Bridgend
Bridgend
Bridgend
Bridgend
Bridgend |
Perth P. O. [Post Office] Directory
Mr.. Thomson City Chamberlain
Mr. Readdie Burgh Assessor
Mr. Jackson Inspector of Poor Bridgend
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
098 |
[Situation] Along the East Bank of the River Tay and the East side of the City of Perth.
A populous village in the parish of Kinnoull which may be Strictly regarded as a suburb of the City of Perth It stretches a considerable distance along the east bank of the river north and south from the east end of Perth Bridge. |
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MAYFIELD |
Mayfield |
Mr. Howie
Mr. Ramsey
Mr. Havelin |
098 |
[Situation] A few chains N.E [North East] from the Western end of Muirhall Road.
A neat dwelling House Property of Mrs. Miller occupied by the Proprietoress |
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ROSEMOUNT |
Rosemount
Rosemount
Rosemount |
Mr. Marshall
Mr. Howie
Mr. Ramsey |
098 |
[Situation] A few chains East of Main Street.
A beautiful dwelling House with suitable offices Garden and ornamental grounds attached Property of Mr. Marshall occupied by the Proprietor. |
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STRATHMORE INN [Perth] |
Strathmore Inn
Strathmore Inn |
Sign Board
D. Reid - occupier |
098 |
[Situation] On the East side of Main Street.
A house two Storeys high occupied as an Inn having large accommodation in the way of Stabling attached The property of the occupier Mr. D. Reid |
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WEST BRIDGE STREET [Perth] |
West Bridge Street
West Bridge Street |
Street Sign
Mr. Readdie |
098 |
[Situation] At the East end of Perth Bridge.
A Short extent of Street at the east end of Perth Bridge |
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EAST BRIDGE STREET [Perth] |
East Bridge Street
East Bridge Street |
Street sign
Mr. Readdie |
098 |
[Situation] Branching east from the South end of Main St.
A Short Street branching eastward off the South end of Main Street and terminating about the north end of Back Wynd. |
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LOCHIE BRAE |
Lochie Brae
Lochie Brae |
Mr. Jackson Bridgend
Mr. Mr. Marshall Perth |
098 |
[Situation] Running N.E [North East] from East Bridge St.
This name applies to a portion of road including East Bridge Street and and applying eastwards as far as the end of Muirhall Road. From the end of Main Street to Muirhall Road is a rising ground or a declivity hence the designation "Brae" |
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BACK WYND |
Back Wynd
Back Wynd |
Street Sign
Mr. Readdie |
098 |
[Situation] Running North from Gowrie Street.
A narrow back lane leading from East Bridge Street to Gowrie Street |
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PERTH BRIDGE |
Perth Bridge |
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INVERAVEN BANK |
Inveraven Bank |
Miss Grant owner
Name on Doorplate |
098 |
[Situation] On the West side of Main St.
A neat villa residence on the west side of Main
St. Bridgend, the property & residence of Miss Grant |
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INCHBANK |
InchbanK
InchbanK
InchbanK |
Dr. [Doctor] Miller owner
Mr. McLagan Coal Agent
Name on House |
098 |
[Situation] On the west side of Main Street
A large dwelling house occupied by several families along with the proprietor Dr. [Doctor] Miller. it is situated on the West side of Main St Bridgend |
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TAYSIDE |
Tayside
Tayside |
William Wedderspoon
David Fleming Surgeon
Dr. [Doctor] Newland |
098 |
[Situation] On the western side of Main Street.
A neatly built dwelling house with garden and ornamental ground attached, situated on the East Side of the River Tay. Occupied by the Proprietor Dr. [Doctor] Newland |
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TAYHILL |
Tayhill
Tayhill
Tayhill |
John McDonald Gardener
Miss Keltie residenter
Mr. Garanlock Murray's Asylum |
098 |
[Situation] On the N.W. [North West] side of Lochie Brae.
A dwelling house with Offices & garden attached the property & residence of Dr. Keltie. |
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MUIRHALL ROAD [Perth] |
Muirhall Road
Muirhall Road
Muirhall Road |
Mr. Jackson
Mr. Readdie
Mr. Thomson |
098 |
[Situation] Extending S.E. [South East] from Lochie Brae.
A public road which leads towards the Carse of Gowrie and thence to Dundee, this name only applies as far as the extent of the 10 feet work. |
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PITCULLEN BANK |
Pitcullen
Pitcullen
Pitcullen Bank
Pitcullen Bank
Pitcullen Bank |
Mr.. Gowanlock Murrays Asylum
David Stewart Farmer Broompark
James Readdie Insp [Inspector] of Works
William Wotherspoon Solicitor
William Greig City Clerk |
098 |
[Situation] On the N.E. [North East] side of Muirhall Road.
A neat Villa & Offices, the property of the Trustees of Murrays Royal Asylum and the residence of Dr. [Doctor] Lindsay, Physician to that institution. |
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CUSTOM HOUSE [Perth] |
Custom House
Custom House
Custom House |
Inscription on house
John Scobie - occupier
Mr. Readdie |
098 |
[Situation] On the South side of West Bridge Street.
A small house one Storey high occupied by John Scobie Flesher who is also tacksman of the City Customs. The house is named from the circumstance of the City Customs been collected at this place and the collector always residing in this house. |
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GOWRIE STREET [Perth] |
Gowrie Street
Gowrie Street |
Street Sign
Mr. Readdie |
098 |
[Situation] In the Southern portion of the village of Bridgend.
A wide Street the continuation southward of Main Street to the west end of Bowerswell Road the continuation from the latter place being called the Dundee Road. |
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COMMERCIAL STREET [Perth] |
Commercial Street
Commercial Street |
Street Sign
Mr. Readdie |
098 |
[Situation] In the Southern portion of the village of Bridgend.
A long back Street extending from the east end of West Bridge Street to the Dundee Road |
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THE STANNERS |
The Stanners
The Stanners
The Stanners |
Mr. Jackson Inspector of poor
Mr. Readdie
Mr. Marshall |
098 |
[Situation] In the River Tay near the south side of Perth Bridge.
This name applies to two portions of land surrounded with shingle which has been here formed since the Perth Bridge was built in 1771 |
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CROSS KEYS INN [Perth] |
Cross Keys Inn
Cross Keys Inn |
Sign Board
Mrs. Dodds InnKeeper |
098 |
[Situation] On the west side
of Commercial Street near its North end.
An old public house having all the necessary accommodation of an Inn. It is the property of the occupier Mrs. Dodds |
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POTTERHILL |
Potterhill
Potterhill
Potterhill |
Murdoch Mc.Alpine
Mr John Jackson
Post Office Perth Directory |
098 |
[Situation] A few chains E. of Gowrie Street.
A large & handsome dwelling house with gardens & pleasure grounds attached the residence of the proprietor Mrs Capt. [Captain] Seton |
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ROSEBANK |
Rosebank
Rosebank
Rose Bank |
Mr John Jackson
David Dickson
Post Office Perth Directory |
098 |
[Situation] A few chains North of Bowerswell Road.
A large dwelling house with offices pleasure grounds & gardens attached the residence of the proprietor Mr Gentle |
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GREENBANK |
Greenbank
Greenbank
Greenbank |
John Jackson
David Dickson
Post Office Perth Directory |
098 |
[Situation] A few Chains South of Muirhall Road.
A large dwelling house with garden & pleasure grounds attached occupied by the proprietor John Dickson Esqr |
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GOWRIE COTTAGE |
Gowrie Cottage |
Mrs Thompson
Mr John Jackson |
098 |
[Situation] On the East side of Gowrie Street at its South end.
A small cottage with garden attached the Property of W. Donald Esq & occupied by Mrs Thompson |
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BOWERSWELL |
Bowerswell
Bowerswell
Bowerswell |
Mr John Jackson
George Grey Esq
Post Office Perth Directory |
098 |
[Situation] A few chains North of Bowerswell Road.
A large mansion with gardens & ornamental grounds adjoining the residence of the proprietor George Grey Esq Solicitor |
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BOWERSWELL COTTAGE |
Bowerswell Cottage |
George Grey Esq
Mrs Skeete |
098 |
[Situation] On the North side of Bowerswell Road.
A small cottage with garden attached the property of Lord Dupplin & occupied by Mr Skeete Writer to the Signet |
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MURRAY VILLA |
Murray Villa |
Mr Gray
Mr Jackson |
098 |
[Situation] On the East side of Dundee Road.
A large dwelling house with ornamental grounds attached, the residence of the proprietor Mr Gray |
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GASKHILL |
Gaskhill |
Mr Imrie
Mr Jackson |
098 |
[Situation] On the East side of Dundee Road.
A large & handsome dwelling house with pleasure grounds attached, the residence of the proprietor Mr Imrie |
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UNION STREET LANE [Perth] |
Union Street Lane |
Mr Irons Merchant
Mr Grant |
098 |
[Situation] Between Commercial Street and Dundee Road.
A small irregular lane running between Commercial Street & Dundee Road, Bridgend |
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KNOWEHEAD |
Knowehead |
Mr Grant
Captain Gardiner |
098 |
[Situation] On the West side of the Dundee Road.
A large handsome dwelling house plesantly situated on the left bank of the Tay occupied by the proprietor Mr Millar |
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JOCK'S LODGE |
Jock's Lodge |
Capt. [Captain] Gardiner
Mr Grant |
098 |
[Situation] On the West side of the Dundee Road.
A small dwelling house with garden attached occupied by the proprietor Captain Gardiner |
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BANKHEAD |
Bankhead |
William Donald Esq
Mr John Jackson |
098 |
[Situation] On the North side of Bowerswell Road at its Western End.
A large handsome dwelling house with garden attached The Residence of the proprietor William Donald |
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KINNOULLBANK |
Kinnoullbank |
Mr John Jackson
Mr William Donald |
098 |
[Situation] On the South side of Bowerswell Road at the Western end.
A large dwelling house with gardens attached occupied by the proprietor Mr Jackson & others |
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DEN COTTAGE |
Den Cottage
The Den |
Mr Spottiswoode
Mr William Donald
Post Office Perth Directory |
098 |
[Situation] On the East side of the Dundee Road.
A large handsome dwelling house with ornamental grounds attached the residence of the Proprietor Mr Spottiswoode |
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DUNDEE ROAD [Perth] |
Dundee Road
Dundee Road
Dundee Road |
Mr. Readdie
Mr. Thomson
Mr. Jackson |
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[Situation] Leading southward from the village of Bridgend.
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Bowerswell Road
Bowerswell Road
Bowerswell Road
Bowerswell Road |
Street Sign
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Mr. Readdie
Mr. Thomson |
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[Situation] Branching Eastward from the Junction of Gowrie Street with the Dundee Road.
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BOWERS WELL |
Bowers Well
Bowers Well |
Mr. Jackson
Mr. Readdie |
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[Situation] On the North side of the Bowerswell Road.
This name applies to a Spring well of very fine quality It issues here from a pipe in a wall having a Stone trough underneath The well itself or source being at some distance for the convenience of the public it was conveyed to this place Some years ago by means of a pipe or drain |
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KINNOULL COTTAGE |
Kinnoull Cottage |
Lord Charles Kerr
Mr Alexander Mackie
Mr James Thomson Teacher
Post Office Perth Directory 1858-9 |
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[Situation] On the west side of the Dundee Road.
A small house beautifully situated on the left bank of the Tay occupied by Lord C. Kerr The property of the Trustees of the late Dr. Boyter. |
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Church |
Mr Alexander Mackie
Mr James Thomson
Mr Duncan Witchill |
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[Situation] On the West side of the Dundee Road.
The Parish Church of Kinnoull is a handsome edifice built in 1826. The average number of Communicants is about 450 & it is seated for 1200 persons. |
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WITCHHILL |
Witchhill |
Mr Duncan Proprietor
Mr Alexander Mackie
Mr James Thomson |
098 |
[Situation] On the North side of Witchhill
Quarry.
A large & handsome new building with ornamental Grounds occupied by the proprietor Mr Duncan. |
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Seats for 1200 |
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Witchhill Quarry |
Mr Duncan
Mr Alexander Mackie
Mr James Thomson |
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[Situation] On the East side of the Dundee Road.
A large Whinstone Quarry the property of the Earl of Kinnoull It is at present disused |
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MARSHALL COTTAGE |
Marshall Cottage |
Mr James Thomson
Mr David Sharpe
Mrs Hill |
098 |
[Situation] On the West side of the
Dundee Road.
A large handsome building with Garden & Ornamental grounds Occupied by Mrs Hill & the property of Mr Patton |
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SCHOOL [Kinnoull parish-Dundee Road-Perth] |
School |
Mr James Thomson Teacher
Mr David Sharpe
Mr Alexander Mackie |
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[Situation] On the East side of the Dundee Road.
The Parish School of Kinnoull is a large commodious building A new wing has recently been added giving additional accommodation to the increase of attendance which averages about 130 or 140 winter months.
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LORD CHANCELLOR HAY'S MONUMENT |
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Within this building [Kinnoull Church] there is a handsome monument to the first Earl of Kinnoull Lord Chancellor Hay. See extracts next page and following [pages 40 & 41] |
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KINNOULL CHURCH (Remains of) |
Kinnoull Church (Remains of)
Kinnoull Church (Remains of)
Kinnoull Church (Remains of) |
James Smith Sexton 10 Earl Bridge St. Bridgend
Mr Marshall
Mr Jackson Inspector of poor |
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[Situation] On the west side of the Dundee Road.
The remains of the old Church of Kinnoull Consists of a plain building with Gothic windows. It was the north wing or aisle of the church and is nearly a square. This is the only part of the church that now remains except a portion of a low wall which appears to have been part of the southern wall of the Church and is part of the enclosure of a family burial ground.
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The part of the church above referred to which is still standing has been preserved and is still kept in good repair by the Kinnoull family they having a burial vault beneath the floor to which there is access by a doorway within the building. Within this building there is a handsome monument to the first Earl of Kinnoull Lord Chancellor Hay. See extracts next page and following [pages 40 & 41] |
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The above arrangement of the names
is in accordance with the Descriptive Remarks
and the extracts annexed
The first of the above names is
also in Keeping with the name "Lord Chancellor
Hays House" on Sheet 98-5 No. 14 |
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[Continuation and extracts referred to on page 39, regarding Kinnoull Church:]
The former church of Kinnoull rebuilt in 1779 accommodated only 400 sitters and although
in 1795, the last incumbent complains that even then it was "too small", it continued down
to the year 1826 without addition or enlargement, + + +
In that year however, the present handsome and spacious structure in the Gothic style
from a plan of Mr Burn was erected within a few hundred yards of the old one at an
expense of about £4000.
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] of Perthshire page 942
Sir Robert Erskine Lord of Erskine and great Chamberlain of Scotland in the reign Robert
Bruce gave in pure alms to the monastery of Cambuskenneth the patronage of the church of
Kinnoull with some Lands lying in Strathern, + + +
The monastery always presented rector or person who in consequence received the
rectory tithes or at least a part of them as he could agree with the monastery.
The Patron Saint of the church of Kinnoull was St. Constantine
January 4th 1518-19 John Watson burgess of Edinburgh Sold to his beloved cousin Mr. James Davidson
Chaplain of the altar of St. Ninian within the parish church of St. Constantine a house and
garden in Perth
N.B. Constantine III King of Scotland became a Monk among the Culdees at St.
Andrews. He is denominated Monk and Martyr in the Scottish Calendar and his anniversary
was celebrated on the 11th day of February
Old Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] vol. [volume] 18 [page 551]
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As from this parish the title of the noble family of Kinnoull has its origin so did
it continue for many generations to be their burial-place; and within the aisle which
was attached to the old church there still remains in high preservation a very striking
monument erected in 1635 to the memory of George first Earl of Kinnoull and
Chancellor of Scotland. In a recess behind four Columns, enriched with a variety of
curious ornaments and surmounted by a pediment embellished with escutcheons
stands a statue of the Chancellor in his robes his left hand resting on a small table and
on which are placed side by side, the great Seal of Scotland, &c., (insignia of his office)
and a human skull. There is no inscription. The simple but striking device explains
itself.
This curious relic is carefully roofed in roofed in and preserved, and there
is reason to believe that the present noble representative of the family is disposed
to give even greater external character to a building under which the ashes of his an-
cestors have long reposed. The site of this mausoleum is peculiarly striking occupy-
ing the centre of the old parish burying-ground which immediately overhangs
the river.
Although no inscription is to be found on the monument an epitaph by Dr. [Doctor] Arthur
Johnston is given by Crawford.
New Stat. Acct [Statistical Account] of Perthshire page 936-7 |
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RIVER TAY |
River Tay |
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WILLOWGATE |
Willowgate |
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Friarton or Moncreiffe Island |
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SOMERSET VILLA |
Somerset Villa |
Peter Young
Mr John Jackson |
098 |
[Situation] About 4 chains East of the Dundee Road.
A handsome dwelling house just built the property of Miss Davidson, George Hotel Perth |
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WELLBANK |
Wellbank
Wellbank |
Mr. Jackson Inspector of Poor
Mr. Readdie Burgh Assessor |
098 |
[Situation] On the West side of the Dundee Road.
A house two Storeys high The lower part of it is the residence of the proprietor James Duncan. The upper Storey is let as a Separate dwelling house and tenanted by Miss Wotherspoon. |
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IVYBANK |
Ivybank
Ivybank |
Mr James Thomson Teacher
Mr Anderson Ivybank
Mr Ronaldson Ivybank
Post Office Perth Directory |
098 |
[Situation] On the East side of the Dundee Road.
A large dwelling house with garden attached the property of Mr Readdie & occupied by Mr Ronaldson & Mr Anderson |
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ST ALBAN'S LODGE |
St Alban's Lodge
St. Alban's Cottage |
Major Dreghorn Proprietor
Mr James Thomson
Mr Alexander Mackie
Post Office Perth Directory |
098 |
[Situation] On the East side of the Dundee Road
A large dwelling house with garden attached occupied by the Proprietor Major Dreghorn |
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MANSE [Kinnoull parish-Dundee Road-Perth] |
Manse |
Rev [Reverend] John Anderson
Mr James Thomson
Major Dreghorn |
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[Situation] On the East side of the Dundee
Road.
The Manse of Kinnoull Parish is a
large handsome dwelling house
with Stables coach house & garden
attached occupied by the Ph. [Parish]
Minister the Rev. [Reverend] John Anderson |
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ASYLUM FARM |
Asylum Farm
Asylum Farm
Asylum Farm |
William Wedderspoon
Mr. Jackson
Mr. Turnbull |
098 |
[Situation] About 15 chains N. W. by W. [North West by West] of James Murray's Royal Lunatic Asylum.
This name applies to a Farm Steading and Outhouses, Occupied by Farm Laborers and other Servants. it has no Farm House attached. it is at present tenanted by Mr Ramsey, Farmer, Coupar Angus, and is the property of the Directors of James Murray's Royal Lunatic Asylum. |
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JAMES MURRAY'S ROYAL LUNATIC ASYLUM |
James Murray's Royal Lunatic Asylum
James Murray's Royal Lunatic Asylum
James Murray's Royal Asylum for Lunatics |
Dr. Lorimer Assistant Physician to the Asylum
Official document of the Asylum as stated by Dr. Lorimer
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
098 |
[Situation] About ½ mile N.E. by E [North East by East] from Perth Bridge.
A large and handsome building of cut Sandstone. The ground section of the building resembles nearly the letter, H, and is three storeys high but the lower storey is partly a sunk flat. In the Centre are the apartments for the Superintendent and matron The males and females are in separate departments and the different individuals are Classified so as to prevent any unpleasant association. The building has a number of verandas by means of which patients can enjoy the open air in summer and winter. There are suitable accommodation for every rank of society. The house is on the most improved plan and there are baths of every description.
In the year 1813-14 Mr. James Murray a native of Perth executed a deed of Settlement by which he Conveyed his whole property to David Beatson of Kirkpottie and Robert Reddie City Clerk of Perth both deceased in trust
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for various purposes and in particular he directed them to invest a considerable portion of his fortune in such heritable or personal securities as they might deem proper to accumulate for a number of years, and thereafter to lay out and employ the whole sum princpal and in the purchase of ground for and the building and erecting in the City of Perth or its neighbourhood of an Asylum for the reception of lunatic persons, &c. &c.
The erection was commenced on the 18th. October 1822. It was incorporated by Royal Charter in 1827 under the title of "James Murray's Royal Lunatic Asylum", and its management vested permanently in twenty-five Directors - viz. nine ex officio four for life and twelve elected annually. It was first opened on the 28th. June 1827. The original Cost was upwards of £40,000 including the house and grounds and lately the Directors have purchased a farm adjoining at an expense of nearly £7,000 besides the mansion and grounds Pitcullen Bank also contiguous |
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BROOMPARK |
Broompark
Broompark |
D. Stewart occupier
J. Easson Swedish & Norweigan Consul |
098 |
[Situation] On the North side of Muirhall Road.
A farm house & Offices occupd. [occupied] by D. Stewart and the Property of the Earl of Kinnoull |
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ANNAT LODGE |
Annat Lodge Annat Lodge
Annat Lodge |
D. Stewart Farmer
J. Easson Swedish & Norweigan Consul
Mrs. Stuart proprietorix |
098 |
[Situation] A few chains South of Muirhall Road.
A neat built Villa and Offices the residence & property of Mrs. Kenneth Stuart |
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MOUNT TABOR |
Mount Tabor
Mount Tabor |
D. Stewart Farmer
J. Easson Swedish & Norweigan Consul |
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[Situation] From ½ to ¾ mile East from Perth Bridge.
A small district of land the property of Several persons and a Portion let in Feus |
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HATTON |
Hatton |
Mr Richardson
Mr Mackie
Mr John Jackson |
098 |
[Situation] On the South side of Bowerswell Road.
A large farm with suitable offices attached the property of & occupied by Messrs. Turnbull & Dickson |
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[Volume signed]
James Carpenter C.A. [Civilian Assistant]
31st. Aug. [August] 1860
C.N. Martin CaptR.E. [Captain Royal Engineers]
31st. August 1860 |
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ORDANCE SURVEY M.S. [Manuscript] STORE SOUTHAMPTON 28 APR. 1898
No. 2.
PERTH
AND ITS ENVIRONS
SHEET 98. 1. No. 20. & 25.
SHEET 98. 2. No. 16. & 21.
SHEET 98. 5. No. 5. 10. & 15
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