| OS1/25/69/1 |
PORT OF MONTEITH |
Port of Monteith
Port of Monteith
Port of Monteith
Port of Monteith
Port of Monteith
Port of Menteith and Mon[teith]
Port of Monteith
Port of Monteith
Port of Monteith
Port of Monteith
Port of Monteith
Port of Monteith
Port of Monteith
Port of Monteith
Port of Monteith
Port of Monteith
Port of Menteith
Port of Menteith |
Sheriff's Returns
Priory of Inchmahome
Sketches of Perthshire
Nimmo's Histy. [History] of Stirlingshire
Old Statistical Account
New Statistical Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Brown's Histy. [History] of the Highlands
Chalmer's Caledonia
Origines Parochiales
The Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] Turner Ph. [Parish] Minister
Major Erskine Cardross
Johnstone's Coy. [County] Map of Stirlingshire
Coy. [County] Directory of Scotland
Black's Series of Maps
Map attached to Duncan's Itinerary of Scotland
Oliver & Boyd's Almanac
Johnstone's Coy. [County] Map of Perthshire |
123 ; 124 ; 130 ; 131 |
"This parish is not known to have ever had any other name. The principal of the landing places of the Priory of Inchmahome and of Talla, a seat of the Earls of Monteith, was naturally called by Eminence, Port, a word of the same meaning in Gaelic as in English; and when a church was built here, it gave its name to the parish.
About half the parish is mountainous moor & level peat-moss; & the productive surface is farther diminished by lakes, the largest of which is in the centre of the parish. The mountainous tract is on the north, at the commencement of the Scottish Highlands, to which the transition from the lowlands is here abrupt."
"New Stat [Statistical] Account."
This parish is situated in the district of Monteith; bounded on the north by Loch Venachar, which divides it from Callander; on the north-east by the parishes of Callander
[continued on page 2] |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/1 |
|
|
|
|
|
Page 1
[Note under 'Port of Monteith' - [Initialled] J.B. Lt. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] |
|
| OS1/25/69/2 |
PORT OF MONTEITH |
|
|
|
[continued from page 1]
Callander and Kilmadock; on the east by the detached part of Kincardine; on the south by the River Forth which divides it from the Perthshire part of Kippen, and from Stirlingshire; and on the west by the parish of Aberfoil.
The Villages in the parish are Gartmore and Port, the former is situated in the South-western extremity of the parish (on plan 130-9) and the latter on the North-East Side of Lake of Monteith (on plan 130-3) and consists of the parish Church, Manse & an Inn. there is a Quoad Sacra Church in Gartmore.
The Antiquities of the parish Consist of a Camp (presumed to be Roman) close to and South of Loch Venachar (on 6 In plan 123), the Ancient Tower of Rednock Castle (on plan 123-16), the site of a Castle on an Island in Loch Rusky, the ruins of a Castle on the Island of Inch Talla (plan 130.3) in the Loch of Monteith, the ruins of the celebrated Priory of Inchmahome (plan 130-3), the site of the Chapel of Inchie, (130-3&4) & the Ancient Burial Ground connected with the Chapel at Arnachly (130-6) both of which belonged to the Priory. Three British Forts, termed Keirs (on plans 131-1&2) a Roman Castellum (on plan 131-5) & the place where 2 Swords were found (131-5) &c.
There is no portion of this parish detached, not is there any portion of any other parish contained within the boundary of this Parish. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/2 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 2 |
|
| OS1/25/69/3 |
CAMP [nr. Invertrosachs] |
Camp
Camp
Camp
Old Camp |
S. Macnaughton Esqr.
Robert Stewart, Culnagriene
Thomas Clark, Keeper
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
123 |
The ramparts of this Camp are from 12 to 15 feet in height and vary in brea[d]th at the top from 6 to 20 feet. There is a gate or entrance at the South east side. The whole is quite entire. It is known as the Roman Camp by the people in the district, But is not mentioned in any of the Statistical works in the offices. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/3 |
|
|
|
|
|
Page 3
County of Perth -- Parish of Port of Monteith
[Note beside 'Camp'] - The Examiner's attention having been drawn to the omission of this object (which I noticed shown on the County Map) their descriptive remarks are the consequence.
I do not believe it to be a Camp at all, but natural ground banks formed by the action of water, of which where are numerous examples about Callander including the Dounan Camp there so called and the banks at Bochastle. [Signed] J. Bayly Lt. Col. R.E. [Lieutenant Colonel Royal Engineers] |
|
| OS1/25/69/4 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 4
[Blank page] |
|
| OS1/25/69/5 |
LOCH VENACHAR |
Loch Venacher
Loch Venacher
Loch Venacher
Loch Venacher or Venachar
Loch Venachoir
Loch Venachoir
Loch Vennachar
Loch Vennachar
Loch Vennachar
Loch Vennachar
Loch Vennachar
Loch Vennochar
Loch Venachar
Loch Vennachar
Loch Vennachar |
County Map
Estate Plan (Earl of Moray's)
Glasgow Corporation's Plan
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] of Port of Monteith
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] of Callander
Fullertons Gazetteer
Lady of the Lake
Miss McLaren
Mr. Catter
Mr. Colville Rednock Castle
Mr. Buchanan Writer Callander
Old Stat. [Statistical] Account.
Anderson's Guide to the Highlands.
Priory of Inchmahome
Sketches of Perthshire |
123 |
A sheet of water upwards of of 4 miles in length and half a mile in breadth and situated principally in the parishes of Callander and port of monteith. Its extent has been considerably enlarged by the Glasgow Corporation in the construction of their water works as compensation for the water taken out of Loch Katrine to Glasgow. On the east side there is a Small Harbour or Quay for Boats.
"An expansion of the beautiful River Teith, which may be said to take its rise from Loch Katrine, or more properly to originate in the numerous mountain streams which pour into the lake in cataracts from its steep and rugged banks." Fullarton's Gazetteer. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/5 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 5
Perthshire -- Callander Ph [Parish] |
|
| OS1/25/69/6 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 6
[Blank page] |
|
| OS1/25/69/7 |
MEALL REAMHAR |
Meall Reamhar
Meall Reamhar
Meall Reamhar |
Rev. [Reverend] N. McPherson
Robert Stewart.
John Stewart |
123 |
A conical shaped, rocky knoll, situated about half a mile west of "Invertrossachs". Signification the Large or plump hill. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/7 |
TOMAN RIGHE |
Tom an Righe |
Rev. [Reverend] N. McPherson
Robert Stewart.
John Stewart |
123 |
A small circular and wooded knoll, at "Invertrossachs".
Signification The King's Knoll. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/7 |
INVERTROSACHS |
Invertrossachs
Invertrossachs
Invertrossachs
Invertrossach
Invertrosachs
Invertrosachs
Invertrosachs
Trosachs |
Robert Stewart, Culnagreine
John Stewart, Millton
John Stewart, Lanrick
Valuation Roll
New Statistical Account
Coy. [County] Directory of Scotland
Stewart McNaughton Esqr. Owr. [Owner]
Anderson's Guide to the Highlands. |
123 |
A substantial and finely situated dwelling house, used as a summer residence, by the proprietor, Stewart McNaughton Esqr. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/7 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 7
Perthshire -- Port of Monteith Ph. [Parish] |
|
| OS1/25/69/8 |
TOM EOGHAINN |
Tom Eoghainn
Tom Eoghainn
Tom Eoghainn |
Rev. [Reverend] N McPherson
Robert Stewart, Culnagreine
John Stewart, Millton |
123 |
A small knoll, situated about ¾ of a mile west of "Wester Dullator"
Signification Owen's Knoll. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/8 |
CEAPDUBH (Ruins) |
Ceapdubh (Ruins) |
Rev. [Reverend] N McPherson
Robert Stewart, Culnagreine
John Stewart, Millton |
123 |
A name applied to several ruins formerly a farmhouse. The property of Stewart McNaughton Esqr.
Signification The black top of a hill. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/8 |
WEST DULLATER |
Wester Dullator
Wester Dullator
Wester Dullator
Wester Dullater
West Dullater |
Valuation Roll
Robert Stewart.
James McGowan.
County Map
Mr. McNaughton Proprietor |
123 |
A good dwelling house and grazing, the property of Stewart McNaughton Esqr.
Signification doubtfull. The proprietor wishes this name to be written "West Dullater" |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/8 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 8
Perthshire -- Port of Monteith Ph. [Parish] |
|
| OS1/25/69/9 |
LOCH DRUNKIE |
Loch Drunkie
Loch Drunkie
Loch Drunkie
Loch Drunkie & Drunky
Loch Drunkie
Loch Drunkie
Loch Drunkie
Loch Drunkie |
Glasgow Corporation's Plan
Robert Stewart
John Stewart
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] Port of Monteith
Fullarton's Gazetteer
County Map
Priory of Inchmahome
Estate Plan of Invertrosachs |
123 |
A lake of an irregular shape situated in the Parishes of Port of Monteith and Aberfoil. Like Loch Venacher, which receives its water, it has been enlarged by the Glasgow Corporation in the Construction of their water works, as compensation for the water taken from Loch Katrine. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/9 |
DUN NA BEINNE |
Dun na Beinne
Dun na Beinne
Dun na Beinne
Dunabin |
Robert Stewart
James McGowan, Dullator
Rev. [Reverend] N. McPherson
County Map |
123 |
A name applied to a ridge topped hill, on the east side of "Loch Drunkie".
Signification Knowe of the mountain apparently from its resembling a mountain in shape. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/9 |
TOM BREAC |
Tom Breac
Tom Breac
Tom Breac
Tombreck |
Robert Stewart
James McGowan, Dullator
Rev. [Reverend] N. McPherson
County Map |
123 |
A small eminence, having a sheepfold on its summit, and situated about ¾ of a mile south west of "Culnagreine".
Signification Spotted Knoll. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/9 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 9
Perthshire -- Port of Monteith Ph. [Parish] |
|
| OS1/25/69/10 |
TOM BEITHE |
Tom Beithe
Tom Beithe
Tom Beithe |
Rev. [Reverend] N. McPherson
Robert Stewart
James McGowan. |
123 |
A flat eminence, recently planted with fir, and enclosed with a stone wall.
Signification Birch Knoll. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/10 |
COS (Ruins) |
Cos (Ruins) |
Rev. [Reverend] N. McPherson
Robert Stewart
James McGowan. |
123 |
A ruin, formerly a farmhouse, the property of Stewart McNaughton Esqr.
Signification a hole. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/10 |
MEALL NAN GAMHAINN |
Meall nan Gamhainn |
Rev. [Reverend] N. McNaughton
Robert Stewart
James McGowan. |
123 |
A name applied to an eminence of considerable height, situated about half a mile south of "Culnagreine"
Signification Hill of the year old stirks. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/10 |
CULNAGREINE |
Culnagreine
Culnagreine
Culnagreine
Culnagrain
Culnirgreen |
Robert Stewart
John Stewart. Millton
Rev. [Reverend] N. McNaughton
Valuation Roll.
County Map |
123 |
A good dwelling house and offices, occupied by the steward, of the proprietor, Stewart McNaughton Esqr.
Signification, Recess or nook of the sun from its situation |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/10 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 10
Perthshire -- Port of Monteith Ph. [Parish] |
|
| OS1/25/69/11 |
COS BURN |
Cos Burn
Cos Burn
Cose Burn |
S. McNaughton Esqr
R. Stewart. Culnagreine
Estate Plan, 1836. |
123 |
A small stream rising at the foot of Cnoc Meadhonach and falling into Drunkie Burn near Tom Breac. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/11 |
DRUNKIE BURN |
Drunkie Burn |
S. McNaughton Esqr
R. Stewart. Culnagreine
Estate Plan, 1836. |
123 |
A good stream flowing out of Loch Drunkie and falling into Loch Venacher near Invertrosachs. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/11 |
EAS DUBH |
Eas Dubh
Eas Dubh
Easdu |
Gaelic orthography
R. Stewart Culnagreine
Estate plan |
123 |
A waterfall over which a small stream falls in its course. It is about 30 feet high |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/11 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 11
Co. [County] of Perth -- Parish of Port of Monteith, ?, |
|
| OS1/25/69/12 |
TOM FERSON |
Tom Ferson
Tom Ferson |
Robert Stewart, Culnagreine
Estate plan, 1805 |
123 |
A small knoll on the south east side of Loch Drunkie. Derivation probably Farsuinn wide or large. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/12 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 12
Co. [County] Perth -- Parish of Port of Monteith ? |
|
| OS1/25/69/13 |
CREAG A' BHACAIN |
Creag a Bhacain
Creag a Bhacain
Creag a Bhacain |
Rev. [Reverend] N. McPherson
Robert Stewart.
James McGowan, Wester Dullator |
123 |
A conspicuous precipitous rock, near "Culnagreine"
Signification Craig of the barrier or hindrance. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/13 |
BEALACH NAM BEITHEAG |
Bealach nam Beitheag |
Rev. [Reverend] N. McPherson
Robert Stewart.
James McGowan, Wester Dullator |
123 |
This name is applied, to a pass or opening, between two precipices, situated about half a mile south east of "Culnagreine"
Signification pass of the little Birch trees. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/13 |
MEALL NA CRICHE |
Meall na Criche |
Rev. [Reverend] N. McPherson
Robert Stewart.
James McGowan, Wester Dullator |
123 |
A flat topped eminence, situated between "Creag a Bhacain" and "Meall nan Gobhar."
Signification Hill of the March having been at one time the boundary between two farms. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/13 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 13
Perthshire -- Port of Monteith Ph. [Parish] |
|
| OS1/25/69/14 |
MEALL NAN GOBHAR |
Meall nan Gobhar
Meall nan Gobhar
Meall nan Gobhar |
Revd. [Reverend] N McPherson
Robert Stewart, Culnagreine
John Stewart, Millton |
123 |
A prominent circular topped feature of considerable height, situated about half a mile east of "Culnagreine"
Signification Hill of the goats |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/14 |
BEALACH NAN CARN |
Bealach nan Carn |
Revd. [Reverend] N McPherson
Robert Stewart, Culnagreine
John Stewart, Millton |
123 |
A pass or hollow, between "Meall na Criche" and "Meall nan Gobhar."
Signification pass of the sledges. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/14 |
GLEANN BAN |
Gleann Ban |
Revd. [Reverend] N McPherson
Robert Stewart, Culnagreine
John Stewart, Millton |
123 |
This name is applied to the flat ground or valley, lying between the old farmhouses of "Blareidh" and "Capdubh" and through which "Allt a Chip Dhuibhe" flows.
Signification The Fair Valley |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/14 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 14
Perthshire -- Port of Monteith Parish |
|
| OS1/25/69/15 |
BLAREIDH (Ruins) |
Blareidh (Ruins) |
Revd. [Reverend] N McPherson
Robert Stewart
James McGowan |
123 |
A ruin formerly a farmhouse the property of Stewart McNaughton Esqr.
Signification The smooth field, Blar a field Reidh smooth. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/15 |
BLARNACAORACH (Ruins) |
Blarnacaorach (Ruins) |
Revd. [Reverend] N McPherson
Robert Stewart
James McGowan |
123 |
A name applied to a ruin, formerly a farmhouse, the property of Stewart McNaughton Esqr.
Signification Field of the sheep |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/15 |
ALLT A' CHIP DHUIBH |
Allt a Chip Dhuibhe |
Revd. [Reverend] N McPherson
Robert Stewart
James McGowan |
123 |
A good stream, rising or having its source from "Tiobairt an Rael" flows in a north easterly direction, through "Gleann Ban" and falls into "Loch Venacher", about 30 chains west of Wester Dullator."
Stream of the dark or black top. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/15 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 15
Perthshire -- Port of Monteith Ph. [Parish] |
|
| OS1/25/69/16 |
TIOBAIRT NA REIL |
Tiobairt an Rael
Tiobairt an Rael
Tiobairt an Rael
Tiobairt an Rael
Tobernareal |
John Stewart, Millton
Robert Stewart, Culnagreine
John Drummond Blairvall
James McGowan, Dullator
New Statistical Account |
123 |
This name is applied to a strong spring of pure water on the public foot road, between "Callander" and "Aberfoil," "About the time of the Battle of Pinkie a scuffle took place between the Appin Stewarts and the Grahams of Monteith. The scuffle was close to Tobernareal the Clare Fontane of the district being a remarkable spring of water on the top of the ridge as the traveller goes from Menteith to Strathgartney and comes in sight of Ben Ledi and Loch Venacher. The Earl of Menteith fell by the arm of Inverheil, (Donald nan Ord), or Donald of the hammers" New Statistical Account.
Tiobairt a well. Remainder not known. Probably Reul - Starry, Glittering, Clear [Initialled] JB |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/16 |
BEINN LIATH |
Beinn Liath
Beinn Liath
Beinn Liath |
Robert Stewart
John Stewart
James McGowan, Wester Dullator |
123 |
A long and narrow ridge topped hill, of considerable height, situated between "Gleann Ban" and "Beinn Dhearg".
Signification Grey Mountain |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/16 |
BEINN DEARG |
Beinn Dhearg
Beinn Dhearg
Beinn Dhearg
Ben Dhereag |
Rev. [Reverend N McPherson
John Stewart
Robert Stewart
New Statistical Account |
123 |
A well known name applied to a large hill near foot of "Loch Venacher". A long precipice runs along the north side extending from "Lochan Balloch" to about ¼ of a mile east of "Pot of Glenny", and a Smaller one on the south, forming a narrow ridge of considerable length.
Signification Red Mountain |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/16 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 16
Perthshire -- Port of Monteith Ph. [Parish]
[Note beside 'Tiobairt na Reil'] - Reul (Glen Reil).
Reul - Starry. Well of the Star
[Note beside 'Beinn Dearg']
See Armstrongs Grammar attached to the Dictionary
See Forbes' Grammar
Also examples in Ossians Poems &c, &c, &c |
|
| OS1/25/69/17 |
COIRE NAN SEILEACH |
Coire nan Seileach
Coire nan Seileach |
Rev. [Reverend] N McPherson
Robert Stewart, Culnagreine |
123 |
A small depression or hollow, situated about 30 chains north west of "Craig of Monievreckie".
Signification Corrie of the willows |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/17 |
BEALACH CONASGACH |
Bealach Conasgach |
Rev. [Reverend] N. McPherson
Robert Stewart, Culnagreine |
123 |
A rocky pass or opening, situated about 15 chains north east of "Craig of Monievreckie"
Signification Whinny pass |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/17 |
BEALACH CUMHANG |
Bealach Cumhang |
Rev. [Reverend] N. McPherson
Robert Stewart, Culnagreine
Mrs McGregor Duncraggan |
123 |
A small pass between two precipices on "Monteith Hills" and situated about ½ mile north east of "Bealach Conasgach".
Signification Narrow or Strait pass |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/17 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 17
Perthshire -- Port of Monteith Ph. [Parish] |
|
| OS1/25/69/18 |
MONTEITH HILLS |
Monteith Hills
Monteith Hills
Monteith Hills |
James McGowan, Wester Dullator
P McEwerton, Auchyle
John Drummond, Blairvall |
123 |
A range of hills, extending from "Creag Dhubh" on the south west, to "Creag a Bhacain", on the north east. The principal features are "Craig of Monievreckie" and "Creag Dhubh". The spelling of this name to be ruled by that adopted for the parish of Port of Monteith |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/18 |
CRAIG OF MONIVRECKIE |
Craig of Monievreckie
Craig of Monievreckie
Craig of Monievreckie |
Robert Stewart Culnagreine
P McEwerton
John Drummond |
123 |
A name applied to a large precipice at the south western extremity of "Monteith Hills" |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/18 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 18
Perthshire -- Port of Monteith Ph [Parish] |
|
| OS1/25/69/19 |
GLASGOW CORPORATION WATER WORKS |
Glasgow Corporation Water Works
Glasgow Corporation Water Works
Glasgow Corporation Water Works |
Sign Boards at Lodge
Mr Catter, Care taker
Mr McLaren |
123 |
A sluice house, Weir, and, Rain guage with a plot of ornamental ground and a neat Cottage or Lodge attached. The property of the Corporation of Glasgow. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/19 |
EASTER DULLATER |
Easter Dullater
Easter Dullater
Easter Dullater
Easter Dullator
East Dullator
Easter Dullater |
Dugald McLaren Occr. [Occupier]
Miss McLaren, Pro. [Proprietor] Callander
Rent Receipts
Val [Valuation] Roll (1857-8)
Coy. [County] Directory of Scotland
Sketches of Perthshire |
123 |
A farm house and Offices the property of Miss McLaren of Callander. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/19 |
EAS GOBHAIN |
River Teith
River Teith
River Teith
River Teith
Coilhallan River
Coilhallan River
Coilhallan River
Eas Gobhain
Eas Gobhain
Eas Gobhain
Eas Gobhain |
Mr McLaren
Mr Peter Stewart, Tarndown
Mr Alexander Stewart, Glenfinlas
Mr Brown, Wester Gartchonzie
Mr Buchanan Merchant Callander
Mr Ferguson Merchant Callander
Mr McBeath Merchant Callander
The Rev [Reverend] McDermid, Callander
J.B. Hamilton Esqr. of Lenny
New Stat [Statistical] Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
123 |
A considerable river flowing from Loch Vennacher in a northeastern direction, it is joined by another considerable tributary a little above the Bridge of Callander from thence its course is S. [South] Easterly to its Confluence with the Forth near Stirling. "What, according to popular nomenclature forms the Teith, is the confluence about ½ a mile above the Bridge of Callander. On issuing from Loch Vennacher it assumes the name of Eas Gobhain. "The Smith's Cataract" & under this designation it 1½ miles north-eastward to a junction with the other great head water of the Teith." Fullarton's Gazetteer. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/19 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 19
123-4 Parish of Port of Monteith -- Perthshire
[Note beside 'Eas Gobhain']
J.B. Hamilton Esqr. and the Minister of the parish of Callander calls it "Eas Gobhain" on the authority of the Statistical Account and I believe the common Examiners have adopted this name, on their authority. I have made every enquiry, and cannot find any to corroborate Eas Gobhain. [Initialled] D.H.
The Stewarts have been all their days farmers here, & their forefolks for some generations, and they never heard it called Eas Gobhain.
The more general name for it in the Town of Callander is Coilhallan river from the wood which skirts its south side called Coilhallan Wood. [Initialled] D.H. |
|
| OS1/25/69/20 |
COILANTOGLE FORD |
Coilantogle Ford |
|
|
Authenticated in Name Book of Callander Parish. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/20 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 20 |
|
| OS1/25/69/21 |
BEN GULLIPEN |
Ben Gullipen
Ben Gullipen
Ben Gullipen |
Dugald McLaren E. [East] Dullator
Miss McLaren
Peter McNie Auchrig |
123 |
A considerable high hill forming part of a nameless range which extends from the Lake of Monteith or the farm of N. [North] Glenny to the parish boundary of Callander on the Northeast. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/21 |
BEINN DHEARG |
Ben Dhereag
Ben Dhereag
Ben Dhereag
Craig Dhereag |
Dugald McLaren
Miss McLaren Callander
Peter McNie Auchrig
New Stat Acct. [Statistical Account] |
123 |
A considerable high hill forming part of the above range, its surface is R.H.P. [Rough Heathy Pasture] and the north side very precipitous and rocky, with a number of loose stones and boulders at its base |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/21 |
LOCHAN BALLOCH |
Lochan Balloch
Lochan Balloch
Lochan Balloch
Lochan Balloch
Lochan Balloch
Lochan Balloch
Lochan Balloch
Lochan Balloch |
Peter McNie
Dugald McLaren
Miss McLaren
Full. [Fullarton's] Gazetteer
Fullarton's Gazetteer
New Stat [Statistical] Account
County Map
Sketches of Perthshire |
123 |
A small Lake in a hollow near the summit of a nameless range of hills immediately at the N.E. [North East] end Ben Dhereag |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/21 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 21
123-12 Parish of Port of Monteith -- Perthshire
[Note beside 'Beinn Dhearg'] - Ben Dhereag is the expression used in the locality
And in page 12. |
|
| OS1/25/69/22 |
LETTER HILL |
Letter Hill |
Peter McNie Auchrig
Dugald McCalum Letter
Dugald McLaren |
123 |
A hill of a ridge like shape being the most easterly summit of the fore mentioned range, it is on the farm of Letter. The property of George Home Binning Home |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/22 |
LETTER |
Letter
Letter
Letter
Letter
Letter |
Dugald McCallum Occr. [Occupier]
Rent Receipts
Val. [Valuation] Roll 1857-8
County Map
Coy. [County] Directory of Scotland |
123 |
A farm house and offices the property of George Home Binning Home, of Argaty, Callander |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/22 |
AUCHRIG |
Auchrig
Auchrig
Auchrig
Achrigg
Hauchridge |
Peter McNie Occr. [Occupier]
Rent receipts & Priory of Inchmahome
Dugald McCallum
County Map
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1857-8) |
123 |
A farm house and offices the property of George Home Binning Home Esqr. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/22 |
LOCH LETTER |
Loch Letter
Loch Letter
Loch Letter
Loch Letter |
Co. [County] Map
Dugald McCallum
Peter McNie
New Stat [Statistical] Account |
123 |
A small lake on the farm of Letter, hence the name |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/22 |
MUIRHOUSE (P.H.) |
Muirhouse
Muirhouse
Muirhouse
Muirhouse
Muirhouse |
Robert Wright Occr. [Occupier]
Mr. Campbell, Glenhead
Peter McNie
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1857-8)
Coy. [County] Directory of Scotland |
123 |
A house, Occupied as a public house. The property of D. Graham Stirling Esqr. of Dochray. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/22 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 22
123-12 Port of Monteith -- Perthshire |
|
| OS1/25/69/23 |
TOMBAE |
Tombae
Tombae
Tombae |
Walter McFarlane, Nether Glenny
Hugh Graham, Gateside
Malcolm McNicol Over Glenny |
123 |
A small wooded hill on the farm of Over Glenny. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/23 |
OVER GLENNY |
Over Glenny
Over Glenny
Over Glenny
Upper Glenny |
Malcolm McNicol Occr. [Occupier]
Hugh Graham Gateside
Val [Valuation] Roll (1860)
Coy. Directy. [County Directory] of Scotland |
123 |
A farm house and offices The property of Duncan Graham Esqr., Ardrossan |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/23 |
GLENNY BURN |
Glenny Burn
Glenny Burn
Glenny Burn |
Malcolm McNicol
Hugh Graham
Walter McFarlane |
123 |
A considerable Stream or burn passing the farms of Over, and Nether Glenny, in a southerly direction to its influx with the Lake of Monteith. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/23 |
POT OF GLENNY |
Pot of Glenny
Pot of Glenny
Pot of Glenny |
Malcolm McNicol
Hugh Graham
Walter McFarlane |
123 |
A deep pool in Glenny Burn, immediately underneath a considerable waterfall. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/23 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 23
123-15 Parish of Port of Monteith -- Perthshire
[Note beside 'Tombae'] - Tombae. The Birch hill |
|
| OS1/25/69/24 |
CRAIG OF PORT |
Craig of Port
Craig of Port
Craig of Port
Craig of Port |
Dr [Doctor] Turner
Hugh Graham
Robert McKechnie Esqr. of Mondowie
Priory of Inchmahome |
123 |
A considerable high hill of a ridge like shape, the south side of which is chiefly covered with copse wood and Fir. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/24 |
NETHER GLENNY |
Nether Glenny
Nether Glenny
Nether Glenny
Nether Glenny
Nether Glenny |
Walter McFarlane Occr. [Occupier]
Hugh Graham
Val [Valuation] Roll (1857-8)
Coy. Direct. [County Directory] of Scotland
Sketches of Perthshire |
123 |
A farm house and Offices the property of John Graham Esqr. of Rutland St. Edinbro. [Edinburgh] |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/24 |
MONDOWIE |
Mondowie
Mondowie
Mondowie
Monduie
Mondouie |
Robert McKechnie Esqr. Proprietor residing at the Port Inn
Hugh Graham
County Map
Dr. [Doctor] Turner Occr. [Occupier]
Val. [Valuation] Roll 1857-8 |
123 |
A farm house and Offices partly in ruin The land Occupied by Dr. [Doctor] Turner. The property of Robert McKechnie Esqr. of Mondowie |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/24 |
CRAIGTERSON |
Craigterson
Craigterson
Craigterson |
Hugh Graham
Walter McFarlane
Malcolm McNicol |
124 |
A small rocky hill on the farm of Nether Glenny. That triangular space on the on the S. [South] West end is enclosed with an old earthen dyke which Hugh Graham & Walter McFarlane supposed to have been constructed for some Military purpose. The Rev. Dr [Reverend Doctor] Turner says this is only supposition, and the old wall resembles nothing more than an old Fail dyke almost level with the surface. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/24 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 24 |
|
| OS1/25/69/25 |
KNOCKMALLY |
Knockmally
Knockmally
Knockmally
Knockmelly |
Hugh Graham
Walter McFarlane
Malcolm McNicol
Tourists' Guide Book by Blackie |
123 |
A prominent height near the S.W. [South West] end of the Craig of Port. its sides are tolerably precipitous, and chiefly covered with copse wood. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/25 |
SCHOOL [parish-nr. parish church] |
School
School
School |
The Revd Dr. [Reverend Doctor] Turner Manse
Mr Weir Rednock
James Campbell Glenhead |
123 |
A Small plain built edifice being the Parish School situated north of the parish church on the road from Aberfoyle to Stirling |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/25 |
PORT T.P. |
Port of Monteith Toll Bar
Port of Monteith Toll Bar
Port of Monteith Toll Bar |
Sign Board
James Campbell
Mr Weir |
123 |
A Turnpike Gate having a dwellinghouse attached. The Turnpike Road terminates at Port T.P. [Turnpike]. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/25 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 25 |
|
| OS1/25/69/26 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 26
[Blank page] |
|
| OS1/25/69/27 |
BALLAGLINE |
Ballagline
Ballagline
Ballagline |
Mr Weir Landsteward at Rednock
James McNevin Ballabeg
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1857-8) |
123 |
A farm house and Offices partly in ruins, The property of J.G. Stirling Esqr. of Rednock. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/27 |
GLENHEAD |
Glenhead
Glenhead
Glenhead |
J. Campbell Occr. [Occupier]
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1857-8)
K.S. Brodie Esqr. of Blairhoyle |
123 |
A small farm house and offices The property of K.S. Brodie Esqr. of Blairhoyle |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/27 |
LAURENCEFIELD |
Laurencefield
Laurencefield
Laurencefield
Larensfield |
Mr Dow Occr. [Occupier]
Mr Weir
James Nevin
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1857-8) |
123 |
A small farm house and offices The property of J.G. Stirling Esqr. of Rednock. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/27 |
AUCHYLE |
Auchyle
Auchyle
Auchyle
Auchyle
Easter Auchyle
Achyle
East Auchyle |
Mrs Ferguson Occupier
Mr Weir
Dr [Doctor] Turner
Priory of Inchmahome
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1857-8)
County Map
Coy. Directy. [County Directory] of Scotland |
123 |
A farm house and offices The property of J.G. Stirling Esqr. of Rednock |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/27 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 27
123-16 Parish of Port of Monteith |
|
| OS1/25/69/28 |
GREENSIDE |
Greenside
Greenside
Greenside |
Mr Weir, Land steward at Rednock
Mr Weir Game Keeper
James McNevin |
123 |
A small but neat cottage The property of J.G. Stirling Esqr. of Rednock. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/28 |
CASTLE OF REDNOCK |
Castle of Rednock
Castle of Rednock
Castle of Rednock
Castle of Rednock
Rednock Casle
Rednock Castle
Castle of Rednock |
Mr Colville Occr. [Occupier]
Mr Weir
James McNevin
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1857-8)
County Map
Coy. Directy.[County Directory] of Scotland
N.B. Dy. [Daily] Mail of 20 Aug '62 [August 1862] |
124 |
A fine farm house and offices The property of J.G. Stirling Esqr. of Rednock, immediately at the south west angle of the dwelling house stands the ruins of an old tower or stairs which is the only remains now to be seen of a Castle said, by Hugh Graham of Gateside, to have been founded by Sir John Monteath of Rusky, but had never been completed. The present farm house & Offices have been built from the material of the old castle. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/28 |
TOWER (Ruin) [Castle of Rednock] |
|
|
123 |
... immediately at the south west angle of the dwelling house [Rednock Castle] stands the ruins of an old tower or stairs which is the only remains now to be seen...
"On the Estate of Rednock ½ a mile north-east from the Church, is the old ruinous little tower of Rednock belonging to Alexander Graham of Duchray". Priory of Inchmahome p [page] 180. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/28 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 28
[Note beside ['Castle of Rednock'] -
The Rev. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] Turner can give me little or no information regarding the parish, but says that Hugh Graham is the only individual in the parish who has supplied the Tourists &c. with the old traditions of the place, & that he can generally be relyed on, as he is one of the old representatives of the ancient Grahams. |
|
| OS1/25/69/29 |
REDNOCK BURN |
Rednock Burn
Rednock Burn
Rednock Burn |
Mr Colville
Mr Weir
James McNevin |
123 |
A considerable Stream or burn Known by this name from the junction of the Streams south of the Castle of Rednock to its confluence with the Goody Water |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/29 |
BALLABEG |
Ballabeg
Ballabeg
Ballabeg
Ballabeg
Ballibeg
Ballabeg |
James McNevin Occr. [Occupier]
Mr Colville
Val [Valuation] Roll 1857-8
Mr Weir
County Map
Coy. [County] Directory of Scotland |
123 |
A fine farm house and offices the property of J.G. Stirling Esqr. of Rednock. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/29 |
HAMMERSMITH |
Hammersmith
Hammersmith
Hammersmith |
Mr Weir Landsteward
Corner Ticket
James McNevin |
123 |
A row of houses on the farm of Ballabeg and situated on the road side, leading to Stirling, One of the houses was occupied till lately as a Smithy hence the name |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/29 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 29 |
|
| OS1/25/69/30 |
RINACLACH |
Rinaclach
Rinaclach
Rinaclach
Rinaclach |
Mr McKay Occr. [Occupier]
Mr Weir
Val [Valuation] Roll 1857-8
Coy. [County] Directory of Scotland |
123 |
A farm house and offices the property of J.G. Graham Esqr. of Rednock |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/30 |
REDNOCK MILL |
Rednock Mill
Rednock Mill
Rednock Mill |
Daniel Ferguson
Mr Weir
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1857-8) |
123 |
A small farm house and offices, one of the office houses till lately was occupied as a corn mill, see trace 4 of common plan. The property of J.G. Stirling Esqr. of Rednock |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/30 |
OATLANDS |
Oatlands
Oatlands
Oatlands |
Daniel Ferguson
Mr Weir
James McNevin |
123 |
A small dwelling house and byre a short distance south of Rednock Mill |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/30 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 30 |
|
| OS1/25/69/30 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
The description for 'Rinaclach' should probably say it is the property of J.G. Stirling Esqr. of Rednock |
| OS1/25/69/31 |
LETTER MUIR |
Letter Muir
Letter Muir
Letter Muir |
Dugald McCallum Letter
P. McNie Auchrig
James Campbell Glenhead |
124 |
A considerable tract of moorland on the farm of Letter, hence the name. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/31 |
LOCH RUSKY |
Loch Rusky
Loch Rusky
Loch Rusky
Loch Rusky
Loch Rusky
Loch Rusky
Loch of Ruskie
Loch of Ruskie
Loch of Ruskie |
Robert Johnston Cassafuir
Mr Weir, Landsteward, Rednock
Robert Wright, Muirhouse
James Campbell Glenhead
Sketches of Perthshire
New Stat [Statistical] Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer
County Map
Priory of Inchmahome |
124 |
A small Lake partly on the lands of Letter and partly on Lennieston, near the west side of it is a Small island, and on the west end of it is a heap of stones grown over with nettles &c. Mr Weir Land steward of Rednock, and Robert Johnston of Cassafuir say that this is traditionally said to be the ruins of a house or Castle, which had belonged to Sir John Monteith, the betrayer of Wallace.
"South of Craig Dhereag about ½ a mile & in a moor considerably higher than the country south of it, is Loch Rusky, about a mile in circumference having a Small island, on which are the ruins of a house, traditionally assigned to that noted Sir John Monteith of Rusky, by whom the patriot Sir W. Wallace was apprehended." "New Stat [Statistical] Account" |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/31 |
CASTLE (Site of) [Loch Rusky] |
Castle (Site of)
Castle (In ruins) |
Sketches of Perthshire
County Map |
124 |
"In Loch Rusky in the parish of Port, on the road from Port to Callander there is an island, with the ruins of a fortress assigned traditionally to Sir John Monteith." And celebrated by a Lady of genius somewhat beyond its apparent merits.
Where the majestic Grampians spread
There Shadows o'er old Rusky's head
Where friendship warms the escutcheon'd walls
Of proving Rusky's Antique piles"
McGregor Stirlings Work. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/31 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 314
124 Parish of Port of Monteith -- Perthshire |
|
| OS1/25/69/32 |
LENNIESTON MUIR |
Lennieston Muir
Lennieston Muir
Lennieston Muir |
Robert Johnston Cassafuir
Robert Wright
Dugald McCallum |
124 |
A considerable tract of moor of the farm of Lennieston. The property of K.S. Brodie Esqr. of Blairhoyle |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/32 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 32 |
|
| OS1/25/69/33 |
LOCH DOW |
Loch Dow
Loch Dow
Loch Dow
Dow Loch |
Mr McNaughton Ballanucater
Mr Dow, Laurencefield
Mr McFarlane, Bruachour
County Map |
124 |
A small Lake on the farm of Ballanucater. The property of J.G. Stirling Esqr. of Rednock |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/33 |
BALLANUCATER |
Ballanucater
Ballanucater
Ballanucater
Ballanucater |
Mr McNaughton
Lease of farm
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1857-8)
Mr Weir Manager at Rednock |
124 |
A farm house and Offices the property of J.G. Stirling Esqr. of Rednock. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/33 |
BRUACHOUR |
Bruachour
Bruachour
Bruachour
Bruachour |
James McFarlane Occr. [Occupier]
Mr McNaughton
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1857-8)
Mr Weir |
124 |
A small dwelling house and byre with a few acres of land attached The property J. Graham Stirling Esqr. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/33 |
CASSAFUIR |
Cassafuir
Cassafuir
Cassafuir
Cassafuir
Cassafour
Carsafuir |
Robert Johnston Occr. [Occupier]
Rent Receipts
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1857-8)
Estate Map
Coy. [County] Directory of Scotland
County Map |
124 |
A farm house and offices the property of K.S. Brodie Esqr. of Blairhoyle. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/33 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 33
124-13 Parish of Port of Monteith -- Perthshire |
|
| OS1/25/69/34 |
RUSKY BURN |
Rusky Burn
Rusky Burn
Rusky Burn |
Robert Johnston
Mr McNaughton
James Liddle, Lennieston |
124 |
A considerable Stream or burn having its source from Loch Rusky and running in a Southerly direction to its influx with "Goodie Water" |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/34 |
WESTER LENNIESTON |
Wester Lennieston
Wester Lennieston
Wester Lennieston
Wester Lennieston
W. [West] Leniston
Lennieston |
James Liddle Occr. [Occupier]
Alexander Stewart
Rent receipts
Estate map
County Map
County Directy. [Directory] of Scotland |
124 |
A farm house and Offices the property of K.S. Brodie Esqr. of Blairhoyle. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/34 |
EASTER LENNIESTON |
Easter Lennieston
Easter Lennieston
Easter Lennieston
E. [East] Leniston |
Alexander Stewart Occr. [Occupier]
James Liddle
Rent Receipts
County Map |
124 |
A farm house and Offices, the property of K.S. Brodie Esqr. of Blairhoyle. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/34 |
EARN |
Earn
Earn
Earn
Earn
Ern |
John McNaughton Occr. [Occupier]
Mr McNab. Union
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1857-8)
Mr Weir Rednock
County Map |
124 |
A farm house and Offices The property of J. Graham Stirling Esqr. of Rednock |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/34 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 34 |
|
| OS1/25/69/35 |
UNION |
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union |
Mr. McNab Occr. [Occupier]
Rent receipts
Val. [Valuation] Roll 1857-8
Mr Weir, Land Steward, Rednock
Coy. [County] Directory of Scotland |
124 |
A fine farm house and offices the property of J.G. Stirling Esqr. of Rednock |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/35 |
AUCHINSALT |
Auchinsalt
Auchinsalt
Auchinsalt
Auchinsalt
Auchensalt
Achensalt |
William Ferguson Occr. [Occupier]
Mr McNab
Val. [Valuation] Roll 1857-8
Mr Weir.
County Directy. [Directory] of Scotland
County Map |
124 |
A fine farm house and Offices The property of J.G. Stirling Esqr. of Rednock |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/35 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 35
Sheet 124-14 Parish of Port of Monteith |
|
| OS1/25/69/36 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 36
[Blank page] |
|
| OS1/25/69/37 |
MONIEVRECKIE |
Monievreckie
Monievreckie
Monievreckie
Monievreckie |
Val. [Valuation] Roll
Mr Jolly. Factor
Rental
Coy. Direct. [County Directory] of Scotland |
130 |
A farm steading on a large sheep farm. the property of his Grace. The Duke of Montrose. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/37 |
BALLOCHRAGGAN |
Ballochraggan
Ballochraggan
Ballochraggan |
Mr Jolly. Factor.
Rental
County Map |
130 |
An old farm steading partly in ruins, now belonging to the farm of Portend, the property of his Grace the Duke of Montrose, |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/37 |
ARNTAMIE |
Arntamie
Arntamie
Arntamie
Arntamie |
Mr Jolly. Factor
Rental
Mr Taylor. Portend.
Arntommy |
130 |
An old farm steading partly in ruins on the farm of Portend The property of his Grace The Duke of Montrose. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/37 |
DYKESIDE |
Dykeside
Dykeside
Dykeside |
Mr Jolly Factor
Rental
Mr Taylor Portend |
130 |
An old cottage on the farm of Portend the property of his Grace The Duke of Montrose |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/37 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 37
Parish of Port of Monteith -- County of Perth |
|
| OS1/25/69/38 |
AUCHYLE |
Auchyle
Auchyle
Auchyle
Auchyle
West Auchyle
Auchyle or Achyll |
Val. [Valuation] Roll
Mr Jolly Factor.
Rental
New Stat [Statistical] Account
Coy. Directy. [County Directory] of Scotland
Priory of Inchmahome |
130 |
A farm steading on the Estate of his Grace The Duke of Montrose. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/38 |
STONEFIELD |
Stonefield
Stonefield
Stonefield |
Rental
Mr Jolly Factor
Mr McArthur. Auchyle |
130 |
Two small pendicles on the farm of Auchyle. The property of his Grace The Duke of Montrose |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/38 |
MALLING |
Malling
Malling
Malling
Mill of Milling |
Val. [Valuation Roll
Mr Jolly, factor
Rental
Coy. Directy. [County Directory] of Scotland
Nimmo's History of Stirlingshire |
130 |
A large farm steading the property of his Grace The Duke of Montrose. The Threshing Mill on this farm was formerly used as a Corn Mill. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/38 |
GALLOWS KNOWE |
Gallows Knowe
Gallows Knowe
Gallows Knowe |
Mr Cowbrough, Malling
Mr McArthur, Auchyle
Mr McKeurtan, Nether Shannochill |
130 |
A small eminence near the Lake of Monteith, on which tradition asserts the Earls of Monteith executed delinquents. the place is well known in the neighbourhood as such. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/38 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 38
Parish of Port of Monteith -- County of Perth |
|
| OS1/25/69/39 |
GATESIDE |
Gateside
Gateside
Gateside
Gateside
Gateside |
Hugh Graham Occr. [Occupier]
Robert Taylor
Robert McKechnie Esqr. of Mondowie
County Map
New Stat [Statistical] Account. |
130 |
A cottage having a byre, a garden and a small plot of ground attached The property of the Duke of Montrose |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/39 |
PORTEND |
Portend
Portend
Portend
Portend
Portend
Portend |
Robert Taylor Occr. [Occupier]
Hugh Graham
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1857-8) & Priory of Inchmahome
County Map
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Sketches of Perthshire |
130 |
A fine farm house and offices The property of the Duke of Montrose |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/39 |
COILLE-DON |
Choille-don
Choille-don
Cowdon
Coldon
Cowdon
Choilledun
Choille-dun or Coldon |
Hugh Graham
Walter McFarlane Nether Glenny
Robert Taylor
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
James McNevin
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Priory of Inchmahome |
130 |
A small wooded eminence on the farm of Portend, and close on the north side of the Lake of Monteith.
Signifies the Wooded Knoll |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/39 |
INCHMAHOY (In Ruins) |
Inchmahoy
Inchmahoy
Inchmahoy |
Hugh Graham
The Rev Dr. [Reverend Doctor] Turner
James McNevin |
130 |
The ruins of what was once a small farm house situated East of the Manse. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/39 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 39
130-3 Parish of the Port of Monteith
[Note beside 'Choille-don'] - Coldon is the general expression. [Initialled] D.H. |
|
| OS1/25/69/40 |
MANSE [parish-Port of Menteith] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
The Rev. Dr [Reverend Doctor] Turner
Hugh Graham
D. Ferguson |
130 |
A large and fine dwelling house (being the parish Manse) having a garden, a small plot of ornamental ground, and Glebe attached |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/40 |
CHURCH [parish-Port of Menteith] |
Church
Church
Church |
Rev. Dr [Reverend Doctor] Turner
Robert McKechnie
Hugh Graham |
130 |
A small and plain built edifice (being the parish church) having a grave yard attached, situated a short distance South east of the manse |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/40 |
BURIAL GROUND [Port of Menteith Church] |
|
|
130 |
.. [The parish church] having a grave yard attached, situated a short distance South east of the manse |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/40 |
VAULT [Port of Monteith Churchyard] |
Vault |
Priory of Inchahome |
130 |
In the Burial Ground there is a beautiful Mausoleum or Vault used by the Gartmore Family. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/40 |
PORT OF MONTEITH INN |
Port of Monteith Inn
Port of Monteith Inn
Port of Monteith Inn
Port of Menteith Inn
Port of Menteith Inn
Port of Menteith Inn
Port of Monteith Inn
Port of Monteith Inn |
Hugh Graham
James McNevin Ballabeg
Mr Weir, Landsteward at Rednock
Sign Board
The Rev. Dr [Reverend Doctor] Turner
The School History of Scotland, by Simpson
Old Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Full. [Fullerton's] Gazetteer |
130 |
A handsome and commodious Inn situated at the Port near the parish church. It is Occupied by Gilbert Rennie. The property of the Duke of Montrose |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/40 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 40 |
|
| OS1/25/69/41 |
PORT |
Port
Port
Port
Port
Port
Port |
The Rev. Dr [Reverend Doctor] Turner
Hugh Graham
Gilbert Rennie
Priory of Inchmahome
New Stat [Statistical] Account
Sketches of Perthshire |
130 |
This name applies to that portion of the shore of the Lake immediately at the Inn and Ph. [Parish] Church. It was here where the monks had their landing place from the Priory, so says Dr. [Doctor] Turner
"The principal of the landing places of the Priory of Inchmahome and of Talla, a seat of the Earls of Menteith, was naturally called, by eminence, "Port," a word of the same meaning in Gaelic as in English, and, when a church was built here, it gave its name to the parish." New Stat Acct. [Statistical Account] |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/41 |
STABLE POINT |
Stable Point |
Hugh Graham
Walter McFarlane
Map attached to McGregor Stirling's Work on the Lake
Dr. [Doctor] Turner |
130 |
The point jutting into the Lake here is known by the name of Stable Point. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/41 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 41 |
|
| OS1/25/69/41 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
The entry for 'Earl's Stable' is scored out with a note stating "Unimportant By order [Initialled] A.G. |
| OS1/25/69/42 |
DOG ISLE |
Dog Isle
Dog Isle
Dog Isle
Dog Isle |
Hugh Graham
Dr. [Doctor] Turner
Gilbert Rennie
Map attached to McGregor Stirling's Work |
130 |
A very Small island in the Lake of Monteith, where the Authorities say, the dogs were kenneled beloning to the Earls of Monteith |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/42 |
INCH TALLA |
Inch Talla
Inch Talla
Inch Talla
Talla
Tulla
Inch Talla
Inch Talla |
Dr [Doctor] Turner
Hugh Graham
Gilbert Rennie
New Stat Acct. [Statistical Account]
Full [Fullarton's] Gazetteer
K.S. Brodie Esqr. of Blairhoyle
Mr Weir, Land Steward |
130 |
A Small wooded island on which are the ruins of the ancient Castle of the Earls of Monteith. the walls are of tolerable thickness, and standing about a Storey in height some place more, and in some less.
"Distant about a Stones throw from Inchmahome, is another but much Smaller Island, named Talla, signifying "Hall" or "Mansion" and containing the ruins of one of the seats of the Earls of Monteith" New Stat. [Statistical] account
"The island immediately to the east, which is less in size,
is called the Island of Tulla, or the Earls' Isle. Tulla signifies in Gaelic, 'a hall'; & on this island the Earls' of Monteith, the Ancient Lords of the district of Monteith, had their residence". Fullarton's Gazetteer |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/42 |
CASTLE (In Ruins) [Inch Talla] |
Castle (In Ruins) |
Dr [Doctor] Turner
Hugh Graham
Gilbert Rennie
New Stat Acct. [Statistical Account]
Full [Fullarton's] Gazetteer
K.S. Brodie Esqr. of Blairhoyle
Mr Weir, Land Steward |
130 |
[A Small wooded island] on which are the ruins of the ancient Castle of the Earls of Monteith. the walls are of tolerable thickness, and standing about a Storey in height some place more, and in some less."
...and containing the ruins of one of the seats of the Earls of Monteith" New Stat. [Statistical] account |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/42 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 42
[Note beside 'Dog Isle'] - "The Smallest island is called the Dog Isle, where the Earls had their dog-kennel" Fullarton's Gazetteer
[Note beside 'Castle'] - Talla a hall (G). [Gaelic] |
|
| OS1/25/69/43 |
LAKE OF MONTEITH |
Lake of Monteith
Lake of Monteith
Lake of Monteith
Lake of Monteith
Lake of Monteith
Lake of Menteith
Loch of Monteith
Loch of Monteith
Loch of Monteith
Lake of Inchmahome
Lake of Monteith
Lake of Monteith
Lake or Loch of Monteith |
Mr Weir (Landsteward)
Mr James Nevin Ballabeg
Hugh Graham Gateside
Mr D. Ferguson Callander
NB British Daily Mail of 20 Aug '62 [August 1862]
Rev. Dr [Reverend Doctor] Turner - The Manse
Old Stat Acct [Statistical Account]
County Map
Full [Fullarton's] Gazetteer
New Stat [Statistical] Account
The General expression, is, the Lake of Monteith
Cambden's Britannia
Priory of Inchmahome |
130 |
A considerable sheet of water situated nearly in the centre of the parish, and adorned with 3 islets the largest of which is that of Inchmahome containing the ruins of a Priory. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/43 |
INCHMAHOME |
Inchmahome
Inchmahome
Inchmahome
Inchmahome
Inchmahome
Inchmahome
Inchmahome
Inschemachame |
The Rev. Dr [Reverend Doctor] Turner
Hugh Graham
Mr Weir
Anderson's Guide to the Highlands
Full. [Fullarton's] Gazetteer
New Stat. acct. [Statistical Account]
The Tourists' Guide Book, by Blackie
Mr Gregor Stirlings Work in Menteith |
130 |
A considerable island in the Lake of Monteith. Its surface consists of good pasture, and is ornamented by many fine old trees. On the northern portion, is situated the ruins of a Priory, in many places of which the walls are nearly entire, and in some places nearly level with the ground The 2 small portions that are shaded on trace are both arched Vaults, the one south is designated the Kitchen, and the other appears to have been a burying Vault. The building containing the
[Continued on page 44] |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/43 |
PRIORY (In Ruins) [Lake of Monteith] |
|
|
130 |
... is situated the ruins of a Priory, in many places of which the walls are nearly entire, and in some places nearly level with the ground... |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/43 |
VAULT [Inchmahome Priory] |
|
|
130 |
... The 2 small portions that are shaded on trace are both arched Vaults, the one south is designated the Kitchen, and the other appears to have been a burying Vault. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/43 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 43
130-3 Parish of Port of Monteith -- Perthshire |
|
| OS1/25/69/44 |
|
Priory continued |
|
|
[continued from page 43]
the Nave and choir seem to have been the finest structure, some of the arched windows and doors are yet entire. The choir contains the burying ground of the Grahams of Letchtown, Grahams of Phaedel, Grahams of Garten; of Duchray; of Glenny; of Gartmore; and Grahams of Mondowie; And about the centre of the choir in a horizontal position, lyes a Sepulchral monument, assignable to the end of the 13th century, being that of Walter Stewart, Earl of Monteith, and his Countess in whose right he enjoyed the Earldom. That square building on the north west angle of the nave seems to be ruins of a tower. The 2 walls S.W. by N.E. [South West by North East] seems to have been an avenue leading into the Vault.
"The Priory of Inchmahome, the buildings are still so entire, that the uses to which each one of them respectively was applied may be guessed at. The Nave and choir measure together 50 paces by 12, the former had in the north wall four arches, 2 of which fell about 50 years ago, one of the entire arches, being the western, is covered by a tower or belfry, a quadrangle corresponding to which on the south side, is erased, as are the cloisters on the same side and of which the corbels are visible. The rest of the arches had an aisle outside of which the ragling is discernible on the tower. The western entrance is entire; and some of the hewn stones of a window above are visible. The oriel window of the Choir is filled up with rubble work of modern date. The side walls of this portion of building are almost entire. South of the church, at the distance of a few yards, are the ruins of an edifice, consisting, on the ground floor, of the refectory, 19 paces by 11, and to which was an entrance from the dormitory on the north, another from the Kitchen on the south east angle, and a 3rd about the centre of the east wall, and descending by a few steps from the stairs leading to some more apartments above the Kitchen. Of part of all these ...
[Continued on page 44] |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/44 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 44
[Notes referring to the 'Priory']
"The ruins of a large monastery, which was once the seat of the Augustinian Monks. It was founded by King Egbert in 825"
Black's Tourist Guide book
"The largest of the islands, seems to have very anciently been a seat of the Culdees. This which in itself is highly presumeable, appears from what David Camerarins says of St. Berchan, that he was renowned in Stirlingshire in the 8th Century, and spent part of his youthful days in the Convent of St. Columba, not far from Stirling; an assertion applicable to Inchmahome"
"The island of St. Columba, as Inch-ma-home is supposed to signify, constitutes the leading feature."
New Stat [Statistical] Account
The priory belonged to the Canons Regular of the Augustinian order, and was founded by Edgar, King of Scotland. Fullarton's Gazetteer
"On the larger of its two islands are the ruins of the priory of Inchmahome, founded by Edgar, King of Scotland where the unfortunate Queen Mary passed her infancy." Anderson's Guide to the Highlands. |
|
| OS1/25/69/45 |
|
Priory continued |
|
|
[continued from page 44]
these apartments the materials seem to have been used for the construction of the more modern of the edifices in the neighbourhood of Talla and of a Mausoleum in Inchmahome, which consisting partly of a Vault and an apartment above; and partly of an avenue, shut in by 2 walls, and at the west end by a gateway, and running obliquely from Northeast to Southwest, Surmounts part of the foundations of the church and dormitory. For the awkward position of this more recent structure no reason can be assigned, but a total absence of design. It seems to have been hurriedly got up to receive the remains of Lord Kilpont, who was killed by James Stewart of Ardvorlich in Montrose's Camp at Collace in 1644, and whose corpse was by Montrose dispatched to the deceased's father, William eight Earl of Monteith of the Grahams, then a state prisoner in Talla. The two walls and the gateway above mentioned were built in consequence of the testiment of Kilponts son, William the last of the Earls.
Towards the centre of the choir and in a horizontal position, is a sepulchral monument, assignable to the end of the Thirteenth century, being that of Walter Stewart, Earl of Monteith, and his Countess in whose right he enjoyed the Earldom. The Church; of which the building was commenced in or soon after the year 1238 by Walter Cummin, Earl of Monteith, was probably by his immediate successor viz Walter Stewart, and received from either him, or his Countess this appropriate decoration.
The Priory of Inchmahome was, from before September 1547 to the end of February following, the seat of the Scottish Court. Soon after the disastrous battle of Pinky, the Regent Arran, by advice of the Queen mother, the Earls of Angus, Argyle, Rothes Cassilis, and others at Stirling, suddenly conveyed the infant Queen Mary to Inchmahome, and commited her to the joint care of the Lords of Erskine And Livingstone."
"The island on which this very ancient religious house stood was formerly divided into nearly equal parts on the east, containing the Priory with its garden, and
[Continued on page 46] |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/45 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 45 |
|
| OS1/25/69/46 |
|
Inchmahome & Priory, Continued |
|
|
[Continued from page 45]
"and the other on the west and occupied by the gardens of the Earls of Monteith. These indeed are still distinguishable by a piece of neutral ground or common road from north to south, and having a rude stone wall on either side. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/46 |
NUN'S HILL |
Nun's Hill
Nun's Hill
Nun's Hill
Nun's Hill
Nun's Hill |
Mr Weir
Rev. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] Turner
Mr McNevin
Hugh Graham
Priory of Inchmahome |
130 |
In the part occupied by the Earls of Monteith at the end, stands (a small knoll) the Nuns' Hill as it is called, though for what reason cannot be conjectured, for the name is the only symptom of a Nunnery in the Island." New Stat Acct. [Statistical Account] |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/46 |
QUEEN MARY'S BOWER |
Queen Mary's Bower
Queen Mary's Bower
Queen Mary's Bower |
Mr Weir
Hugh Graham
The Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Turner & Priory of Inchmahome |
130 |
A small oval shaped space grown over with boxwood and a thorn tree in centre, and enclosed round with a paling. The authorities say that it is handed down by tradition, that the youthful Princess Mary had often amused herself here, hence the name. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/46 |
ARNMACH |
Arnmach
Arnmach
Arnmach
Arnmack |
The Rev. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] Turner
Gilbert Rennie
Hugh Graham
Priory of Inchmahome |
130 |
A wooded peninsula situated on the South Side of the Lake of Monteith |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/46 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 46 |
|
| OS1/25/69/47 |
REDNOCK |
Rednock
Rednock
Rednock
Rednock
Rednock
Rednock House
Rednock House
Rednock House |
Mr Weir, Landsteward Rednock
Mr Weir Game Keeper Rednock
Dr [Doctor] Turner Port of Monteith
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1857-8)
New Stat [Statistical] Account
Anderson's Guide
County Directory
Priory of Inchmahome |
130 |
A fine Mansion having Offices, a Garden, and a very extensive demesne attached. The property of J. Graham Stirling Esqr of Rednock. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/47 |
GRAHAMSTON |
Grahamston
Grahamston
Grahamston
Grahamstown |
Mr Weir
Dr [Doctor] Turner
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1857-8)
County Map |
130 |
A fine dwelling house and Offices being the home farm of Rednock. The property J.G. Stirling Esqr. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/47 |
ARTHURFIELD |
Arthurfield
Arthurfield
Arthurfield |
Mr Weir, Landsteward
Mr Weir, Gamekeeper, Rednock
Rent receipt |
130 |
A Small dwelling house and byre, with a small croft of land attached. The property of J.G. Stirling Esqr. of Rednock |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/47 |
NEW GRAHAMSTON |
New Grahamston
New Grahamston
New Grahamston |
Mr Weir
Rent Receipt
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1857-8) |
130 |
A large 2 story house Occupied by the Police Officer and some Agricultural Labourers The property of J.G. Stirling Esqr. of Rednock |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/47 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 47
130-4 Parish of Port of Monteith -- Perthshire |
|
| OS1/25/69/48 |
MORRISON'S CROFT |
Morrison's Croft
Morrison's Croft
Morrison's Croft |
Mr Weir
Mr Nevin, Ballagline
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1857-8) |
130 |
A dwelling house with byre and a small croft of land attached The property of J.G. Stirling Esqr. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/48 |
BLACKLANDS |
Blacklands
Blacklands
Blacklands |
Sergt. [Sergeant] McAlpin Pro. & occr. [Proprietor & Occupier]
Co. [County] Map
Mr Weir, Rednock |
130 |
A cottage with byre and a small croft of land attached The property of Sergt. [Sergeant] McAlpin. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/48 |
BIGRAM |
Bigram
Bigram
Bigram
Bigron |
Kenneth Sutherland Brodie Esqr.
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1857-8)
Sergt. [Sergeant] McAlpin (Police Officer)
County Map |
130 |
A farm house and offices The property of K.S. Brodie Esqr. of Blairhoyle |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/48 |
BLAIRHOYLE COTTAGE |
Blairhoyle Cottage
Blairhoyle Cottage
Blairhoyle Cottage
Blairhoile Cottage |
K.S. Brodie Esqr.
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1857-8)
Sergt. [Sergeant] McAlpin
County Directory |
130 |
A fine Cottage having a byre and a small ornamental plot of ground attached. The property of K.S. Brodie Esqr. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/48 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 48 |
|
| OS1/25/69/49 |
BLAIRHOYLE |
Blairhoyle
Blairhoyle
Blairhoyle
Blairhoile House |
K.S. Brodie Esqr. Pro. [Proprietor]
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1857-8)
Dr. [Doctor] Turner
County Directory |
130 |
A small but fine mansion having Offices, a garden, and a small ornamental park attached The property of Kenneth Sutherland Brodie Esqr. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/49 |
INCHIE |
Inchie
Inchie
Inchie
Inchie
Inchy |
Duncan Ferguson Occr. [Occupier]
Mr Weir
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1857-8)
County Directory
New Stat [Statistical] Account |
130 |
A farm house and offices The property of J. G. Stirling Esqr. of Rednock |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/49 |
CHAPEL [a house] |
Chapel
Chapel
Chapel |
The Rev. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] Turner
Hugh Graham
Duncan Ferguson |
130 |
An old thathched dwelling house which the Rev Dr. [Reverend Doctor] Turner and Hugh Graham say is built upon the site or nearly so of a chapel which had been in connection with the Priory of Inchmahome. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/49 |
CHAPEL (Site of) [Chapel] |
Site of Chapel |
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
"Priory of Inchmahome"
Major Erskine's Propy [Property]
accompanying Map |
130 |
"4 Chapels were attached to the Priory of Inchmahome. 1st that of Inchy about a furlong north of the exit of the stream of Guidie, on a gentle eminence close to the Lake of Inchmahome, and now formed into a garden." New Stat Acct. [Statistical Account] |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/49 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 49 |
|
| OS1/25/69/50 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 50
[Blank page] |
|
| OS1/25/69/51 |
TAMAGARROW |
Tamagarrow
Tamagarrow
Tamagarrow
Tomnagarrow |
Mr Jolly, Factor
Rental
Mr Drummond Bravall
County Map |
130 |
An old Cottage partly in ruins the property of his Grace the Duke of Montrose. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/51 |
BRIDGEND |
Bridgend
Bridgend
Bridgend |
Mr Jolly Factor.
Rental.
Mr Walter McFarlane Tenant. |
130 |
A small pendicle on the estate of his Grace the Duke of Montrose. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/51 |
CRINIGART |
Crinigart
Crinigart
Crinigart
Crinegart |
Charles Brown Esqr. Factor.
Rental
Samuel Yule, Tenant.
County Map |
130 |
A very neat Cottage, the residence of the head Gamekeeper on the Gartmore Estate The property of Robert C.C. Graham Esquire. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/51 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 51
Parish of Port of Monteith -- County of Perth |
|
| OS1/25/69/52 |
WINDYGATE |
Windygate
Windygate
Windygate |
Mr Stewart, Over Shannochill
Mr McFarlane, Bridgend
Mr William McKeich, Carse of Shannochill |
130 |
Two Cottages on the Farm of Over Shannochill. the property of his Grace the Duke of Montrose. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/52 |
CARSE OF SHANNOCHILL |
Carse of Shannochill
Carse of Shannochill
Carse of Shannochill
Carse of Shannochill |
Val. [Valuation] Roll
Mr Jolly Factor.
Rental.
County Directory |
130 |
A farm steading. the property of his Grace The Duke of Montrose. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/52 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 52
Parish of Port of Monteith -- County of Perth |
|
| OS1/25/69/53 |
OVER SHANNOCHILL |
Over Shannochill
Over Shannochill
Over Shannochill
Over Shannochill |
Val. [Valuation] Roll
Mr Jolly, Factor
Rental.
County Directory |
130 |
A large farm steading the property of his Grace The Duke of Montrose. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/53 |
NETHER SHANNOCHILL |
Nether Shannochill
Nether Shannochill
Nether Shannochill
Nether Shannochill |
Val. [Valuation] Roll
Mr Jolly Factor
Rental.
County Directory |
130 |
A large farm steading the property of the Duke of Montrose |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/53 |
ARNACHLY (Ruins) |
Arnachly
Arnachly
Arnachly
Arnachly
Arnackly
Arnchluy
Arnchly |
Mr Jolly Factor
Rental
County Map
Mr McKeurtan, Nether Shannochill
Val [Valuation] Roll 1860
New Stat Acct [Statistical Account] & Fullartons Gazetteer
Priory of Inchmahome |
130 |
An old farm steading in ruins now part of the farm of Nether Shannochill
There had been an old burial ground at this place, but has not been used as such within the memory of the oldest inhabitant in the district, and has been for the last generation used as an agricultural garden. The following quotation from the new Statistical Acct. [Account] refers to this place "There has been the site of a chapel at Arnchluy about a mile west of the Lake of Monteith, and whose name is by Gaelic scholars interpreted portion of the Cell or Burying ground"
"A chapel stood at Arnchly, "The field of the sword", about a mile from the west end of the Lake" Full. [Fullarton's] Gazetteer. The exact site of the chapel is not now known, but the burial ground is remembered through the family of the present Tenant Mr. McKeurtan, whose Grandfather remembered the last burial which took place here. This was one of 4 Chapels in Dependence on the Priory of Inchmahome [Initialled] JB |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/53 |
OLD BURIAL GROUND [Arnachly] |
|
|
130 |
There had been an old burial ground at this place, [Arnachly] but has not been used as such within the memory of the oldest inhabitant in the district, and has been for the last generation used as an agricultural garden. ... but the burial ground is remembered through the family of the present Tenant Mr McKeurtan, whose grandfather remembered the last burial which took place here. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/53 |
CHAPEL (Site of) [Arnachly] |
|
|
130 |
The following quotation from the new Statistical Acct. [Account] refers to this place "There has been the site of a chapel at Arnchluy about a mile west of the Lake of Monteith, and whose name is by Gaelic scholars interpreted portion of the Cell or Burying ground"
"A chapel stood at Arnchly, "The field of the sword", about a mile from the west end of the Lake" Full. [Fullarton's] Gazetteer. The exact site of the chapel is not now known, but the burial ground is remembered through the family of the present Tenant Mr McKeurtan, whose grandfather remembered the last burial which took place here. This was one of 4 Chapels in Dependence on the Priory of Inchmahome [Initialled] JB |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/53 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 53
Parish of Port of Monteith -- County of Perth |
|
| OS1/25/69/54 |
LOCH MACANRIE |
Loch Macanrie
Loch Macanrie
Loch Macanrie
Loch Macanrie
Loch Macinrie
Loch Macanree |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr Stewart, Aberfoyle
Mr McFarlane, Bridgend
Mr McKeurtan, Nether Shannochill
Mr Cowbrough, Malling
County Map
New Stat [Statistical] Account |
130 |
A small sheet of water, near the Lake of Monteith, on the estate of the Duke of Montrose, the Gaelic name of this, Loch Mac-an-righe, (the Kings Sons Loch) is rendered to its present spelling by the Revd. [Reverend] Mr Stewart |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/54 |
GARTRENICH |
Gartrenich
Gartrenich
Gartrenich
Gartrenich
Gartrenich |
Val. [Valuation] Roll
Mr Jolly. Factor
Rental
County Map
County Directory |
130 |
A farm house and offices on the Estate of his Grace the Duke of Montrose. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/54 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 54
Parish of Port of Monteith -- County of Perth |
|
| OS1/25/69/55 |
CARDROSS MOSS |
Cardross Moss
Cardross Moss
Cardross Moss |
John Aiken Esq. Factor Cardross
Mr McKerchar, Gartur
Hugh Graham, Gateside |
130 |
A large tract of Moss on the farm of Gartur and Estate of Cardross, its bounds are delineated by a yellow band on the Traces |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/55 |
BOGLE KNOWE |
Bogle Knowe
Bogle Knowe
Bogle Knowe
Bogle Know |
Hugh Graham
The Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Turner
John Aitken Esqr. Factor
Priory of Inchmahome |
130 |
A Small elevated portion of land nearly Surrounded by water on the South Side of the Lake of Monteith. It was believed, by the superstitious to to have been a haunt for Ghosts &c. hence the name. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/55 |
BLACK LOCH |
Black Loch
Black Loch
Black Loch
Black Loch |
Hugh Graham
Mr McKerchar
John Aitken Esqr.
Major Erskine, Propr. [Proprietor] |
130 |
A small irregular shaped Lake on the lands of Cardross. In the moor near the Southwest end of this lake is a small mound of earth apparently artificial. Concerning it, the inhabitants know nothing farther than it is there to be seen. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/55 |
MOUND [Black Loch] |
Mound |
|
130 |
A sort of mound in the middle of a marsh with some small plum trees growing on it and built round with stones as if the water had entirely surrounded it and been kept out. It is not a sepulchral mound. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/55 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 55
Plan 130.7 Port of Monteith -- Perthshire
[Note beside 'Bogle Knowe'] - "Bogle Know or "Hobgoblin Hill" a Singular peninsula on the South-Eastern shore of the lake" Priory of Inchmahome |
|
| OS1/25/69/56 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 56
[Blank page] |
|
| OS1/25/69/57 |
LOCHEND |
Lochend
Lochend
Lochend
Lochend
Lochend
Lochend House
Lochend
Lochend |
John Hay Occr. [Occupier]
John Aitken Esqr. Factor
Val. [Valuation] Roll 1857-8
New Stat [Statistical] Account
County Map
County Directory
Priory of Inchmahome
Sketches of Perthshire |
130 |
2 dwelling houses, the Easterly one has a considerable farm Attached, that to the west is a sort of a Mansion or Lodge having a small plot of ornamental ground and garden attached The property of David Erskine Esqr. of Cardross. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/57 |
MILTON OF CARDROSS |
Milton of Cardross
Milton of Cardross
Milton of Cardross |
Peter McVicar Occr. [Occupier]
John Aitken Esqr. Factor
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1857-8) |
130 |
A Corn Mill, dwelling house, and offices having a small farm of land attached The property of David Erskine Esqr. of Cardross |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/57 |
CORN MILL [Milton of CARDROSS] |
|
|
130 |
A Corn Mill, dwelling house, and offices having a small farm of land attached The property of David Erskine Esqr. of Cardross |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/57 |
ARNCHLERICH |
Arnchlerich
Arnchlerich
Arnchlerich |
John McGregor Occr [Occupier]
John Aitken Esqr. Factor
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
130 |
A small dwelling house which formerly had a farm of land attached. The property of David Erskine Esqr. of Cardross |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/57 |
TOMAVOID |
Tamavoid
Tamavoid
Tamavoid |
John Aitken Esqr. Factor
John McGregor
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1857-8) |
130 |
A small dwelling house with a byre attached The property of David Erskine Esqr. of Cardross |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/57 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 57
130.8 Parish of Port of Monteith |
|
| OS1/25/69/58 |
BLAIRCESSNOCK |
Blaircessnock
Blaircessnock
Blaircessnock
Blaircessonach
Blarsesnoch
Blarsesnock
Blarsesnock |
Henry Dougall Occr. [Occupier]
John Aitken Esqr. Factor
Val. [Valuation] Roll 1857-8
County Directory
County Map
Priory of Inchmahome
Sketches of Perthshire |
130 |
A farm house and offices The property of David Erskine Esqr. of Cardross. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/58 |
BALLINGRUE |
Ballingrue
Ballingrue
Ballingrue
Ballingrew or Ballingrue
Ballingrew
Ballingrew |
David Chalmers Occr. [Occupier]
John Aitken Esqr. Factor
Lease of Farm
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1857-8)
County Directory
County Map |
130 |
A farm house and offices The property of David Erskine Esqr. of Cardross. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/58 |
KEIR HILL |
Keir Hill |
Major Erskine Propr. [Proprietor]
William Taylor, Head Gardener
L. Mitchell Forester
Rev. [Reverend] Hay Erskine. Cardross. |
130 |
A knoll in the wood on the west Side of the road leading to the Port - reputed to be the highest ground on the Estate of Cardross. It is not artificial. [Initialled] JB |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/58 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 58 |
|
| OS1/25/69/59 |
DRUM WOOD |
Drum Wood
Drum Wood
Drum Wood |
Estate Map
Mr Brown Factor
Mr McKellar Freuchan |
130 |
A ridge or hill of Mixed wood bounded by the parish boundary on one side and by a fence running nearly paralel to it on the other side, and Commencing nearly at the junction of the three parishes, and ending at the public road running through trace 5 &c 130-5 |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/59 |
GARTARTAN CASTLE |
Gartartan Castle
Gartartan Castle
Gartartan Castle
Gartartan Castle |
Estate Map
Mr Brown, Factor,
Revd [Reverend] McGregor "Stirling's" Work on Inchmahome
Mr McLean. Gardener. |
130 |
An old castle, now the residence of the head Gardener at Gartmore.
The situation of this building, does not allow of its ever being a place of defence Although it is built in the style of the old baronial Castle, What was called the Castle yard is now a portion of the gardens. The only tradition I could gather relative to it, is that during the last rebellion it was garrisoned by the Ayrshire Militia for the King, The following mention is made of it in Macgregors Stirling "Two miles Southwest, from the church of Port of Monteith, is the Tower of Gartartan The residence of Andrew Macfarlane whose representative is Lt. [Lieutenant] General Macfarlane" |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/59 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 59
Parish of Port of Monteith -- County of Perth |
|
| OS1/25/69/60 |
GARTARTAN |
Gartartan
Gartartan
Gartartan
Gartartan |
Valuation Roll
Estate Map
Mr Brown Factor.
County Directory |
130 |
A large farm steading & Sawmill the property of Robert C.C. Graham Esqr and in the occupation of the Factor Mr Charles Brown. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/60 |
GARTMORE |
Gartmore
Gartmore
Gartmore
Gartmore
Gartmore |
County Map
Estate Map
New Stat. Acct.[Statistical Account]
Mr Brown Factor.
Priory of Inchmahome |
130 |
A village in the western end of the Parish, it is feued off the estate of the same name, and is the property of Robert C.C. Graham Esquire.
There are two churches, two schools, two Public Houses, a smithy and Post office in the village, the people support themselves chiefly by agriculture, and the adjoining woods.
"A village & a quoad sacra parish on the southern verge of Perthshire. The village is situated in the peninsula of the rivers Asendow & Kelty. 1¾ miles above the point where they unite to form the Forth, in the quoad Civilia parish of Port of Monteith, ¼ of a mile from its boundary line with Stirlingshire. The quoad sacra parish comprehends the Village, and a landward district belonging quoad Civilia to Port of Monteith." Fullarton's Gazetteer |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/60 |
FREUCHAN |
Freuchan
Freuchan
Freuchan |
Val. [Valuation] Roll
Estate Map
Mr Brown. Factor |
130 |
A farm steading on the estate of Gartmore the Property of Robert C.C. Graham Esquire. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/60 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 60
Parish of Port of Monteith -- County of Perth |
|
| OS1/25/69/61 |
SCHOOL [nr. Gartmore House] |
School
School
School |
Revd. [Reverend] Alexander Clerihew
Mr Brown Factor
Mr Brown Teacher |
130 |
A mixed school, under the national board of Education and Conducted by the free church Patrons. Mr Graham of Garmore House. & the free church assembly. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/61 |
GARTMORE HOUSE |
Gartmore House
Gartmore House
Gartmore House
Gartmore House
Gartmore House
Gartmore House
Gartmore House |
Val [Valuation] Roll
Estate Map
Mr Brown Factor
New Stat [Statistical] Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer
County Directory
Priory of Inchmahome |
130 |
A very handsome stone building the property & residence of Robert C.C. Graham Esquire. There is a family burying ground contiguous to the house. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/61 |
FIR HILL |
Fir Hill
Fir Hill
Fir Hill
Fir Hill |
Estate Map
Mr Brown Factor
Mr Montgomery. Wester Third.
P. McKeich. Baad, |
130 |
A small eminence in the East end of Gartmore park, covered with a thick wood chiefly forest trees, in the old records this hill was known as the East hill of Gartmore and gave its name "Easter hill" to the farm. see 130.10 trace 4. see likewise the quotation from the New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] for the same tracing, but "Fir Hill" is the only name whereby tis known now. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/61 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 61
Parish of Port of Monteith -- County of Perth |
|
| OS1/25/69/62 |
SCHOOL [nr. Gartmore House] |
Industrial school
Industrial school
Industrial school |
Mr Brown Factor.
Mr Brown. Teacher. (Gartmore)
Mr John McFarlane (Gartmore) |
130 |
A very neat stone building, being an infant school, and an industrial school for Females. Supported partly by Mr Graham of Gartmore, and partly by the national board of Education. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/62 |
CHURCH (Q.S.) [Gartmore House] |
Church
Church
Church |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Markland
Mr Brown Factor
Mr Brown Teacher |
130 |
A chapel of ease in connection with the Ph. [Parish] church. it was built to accommodate 300 person. there is a burying ground attached. The Revd [Reverend] Mr Markland officiates
"The quoad sacra parish comprehends the village, and a landward district belonging quoad civilia to Port of Monteith." Fullarton's Gazetteer |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/62 |
MANSE [Q.S.-nr Gartmore House] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Markland
Mr Brown Factor
Mr Brown Teacher. |
130 |
A neat stone building & garden the property of Revd [Reverend] Mr Markland for the time being. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/62 |
FREE CHURCH [nr Gartmore House] |
Free church
Free church
Free church |
Revd [Reverend] Alexander Clerihew.
Mr Brown Factor
Mr Brown. Teacher. |
130 |
A good stone building accommodation for 200 persons. The property of the Assembly of the free church |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/62 |
FREE CHURCH MANSE [nr Gartmore House] |
Free church Manse
Free church Manse
Free church Manse |
Revd [Reverend] Alexander Clerihew.
Mr Brown Factor
Mr Brown Teacher |
130 |
A very fine mansion house and garden. The property of the Revd [Reverend] Alexander Clerihew for the time being. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/62 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 62
Parish of Port of Monteith -- County of Perth |
|
| OS1/25/69/63 |
GARTRENICH MOSS |
Gartrenich Moss
Gartrenich Moss
Gartrenich Moss |
John Mitchell, Gartrenich
William McKeurtan Nether Shannochill
William McKeich Carse of Shannochill |
130 |
A large Moss, on the estate of the Duke of Montrose, bounded on the south by the River Forth, and belonging to the farm of Gartrenich This is part of the "Moss of Flanders" |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/63 |
EASTERHILL |
Easterhill
Easterhill
Easterhill
Easterhill |
Val. [Valuation] Roll
Estate Map
Rental
Charles Brown Esqr. Factor |
130 |
A small farm steading on the estate of Gartmore the property of Robert C.C. Graham Esquire.
The following quotation from the New. Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] refers to this place "Tradition as intimated by an intelligent statist, who wrote an account of this parish above a Century since asserts That the vale of Menteith contained an arm of the ocean as far as the Southwest confines of the parish, The Hill of Gartmore, and this is countenanced by the lowness and flatness of the Surface to the point where as stated by the Author now refered to. There was in his day a stone with a hole in it, and in which there was an iron ring for tying boats to, which stone he Says is to this day called, "clach-nan-loang", or the ships or boats stone. This name it may be added still marks a place or small farm on the hill of Gartmore"
The whereabouts of the stone is not now known, neither is the name as applied to a
[continued on page 64] |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/63 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 63
Parish of Port of Monteith -- County of Perth
River Forth - Described in page 66 |
|
| OS1/25/69/64 |
EASTERHILL |
|
|
|
[continued from page 63]
a "small farm" remembered by any of the inhabitants, nor marked on the old maps of Gartmore of 1781 & 1795, but the people generally remember the tradition, and the hill of Gartmore as mentioned by the historian is now known as the Fir Hill. See 130.9. trace 6.
"At the hill of Gartmore commences the remarkable moss called the "Moss of Flanders", which runs in a tract from thence to within two or three miles of stirling on both sides of the Forth." Macgregors Stirling |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/64 |
BOAT HOUSE |
Boat House
Boat House
Boat House |
John Mitchell. Gartrenich
Finlay Keir. Barbadoes
John McFarlane Gartmore, |
130 |
A small pendicle on the farm of Gartrenich, where a Boat is kept for the purpose of ferrying people across the River Forth. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/64 |
BARBADOES |
Barbadoes
Barbadoes
Barbadoes
Barbadoes |
Val. [Valuation] Roll
Estate Map
County Map
Mr Brown Factor. |
130 |
An old Farm steading on the Estate of Gartmore the Property of Robert C.C. Graham Esquire, |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/64 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 64
Parish of Port of Monteith -- County of Perth |
|
| OS1/25/69/65 |
GARTUR |
Gartur
Gartur
Gartur
Gartur
Gartur |
George McKerchar Occupier
John Aitken Esqr Factor
Valuation Roll 1862
Coy [County] Directory of Scotland
Priory of Inchmahome |
130 |
A farm house and Offices, the property of David Erskine Esqr of Cardross |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/65 |
ARNVICAR |
Arnvicar
Arnvicar
Arnvicar
Arnvicar |
John Chalmers Occupier
John Aitken Esqr. Factor
Valuation Roll
County Directory of Scotland |
130 |
A farm house and Offices, the property of David Erskine Esqr. of Cardross. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/65 |
OFFRINS OF GARTUR |
Offrins of Gartur
Offrins of Gartur
Offrins of Gartur |
Joseph Drummond Occr. [Occupier]
John Aitken Esqr Factor
Valuation Roll |
130 |
A Small farm house and Offices, the property of David Erskine Esqr. of Cardross. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/65 |
WHITEHILL |
Whitehill
Whitehill
Whitehill
Whitehill |
James Liddle Occupier
John Aitken Esqr. Factor
Valuation Roll (1857-8)
County Map |
130 |
A farm house and Offices the property of David Erskine Esqr of Cardross. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/65 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 65
Perthshire -- Port of Monteith Parish
[Note beside 'Offrins of Gartur'] - "Offerance" is the mode of Spelling the adjoining farms in Drymen Ph. [Parish] Coy. [County] of Stirling belonging to R.C.C. Graham Esqr. of Gartmore. |
|
| OS1/25/69/66 |
RIVER FORTH |
River Forth
River Forth
River Forth
River Forth
River Forth
River Forth
River Forth
River Forth
River Forth
River Forth |
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Old & New Stat [Statistical] Accounts
Nimmo's Histy [History] of Stirlingshire
Dr. [Doctor] Grahams Sketches of Perthshire
Chalmer's Caledonia
Priory of Inchmahome
Brown's Histy [History] of the Highlands
Johnstone's County Map
Black's Series of Maps &c &c
Revd. [Reverend] A Stewart Ph. [Parish] Minister of Aberfoil |
130 ; 131 |
This name is applied from the confluence with the "Duchray Water" of a Stream Called the "Asendow" issuing Out of Loch Ard, a short distance East of the village of Aberfoil. It takes a south-easterly direction till joined by the Kelty Water And then proceeds in an almost easterly direction, forming the Southern boundary of the Parish.
"The River Forth has its rise in the western extremity of the parish of Aberfoil. After passing through the lakes, and receiving many accessions from the Streams that descend from the Mountains it bursts forth, at the lower extremity of Lochard, with considerable magnificence Over a rock near 30 feet high. Hence it flows with a less agitated current through the eastern District of the parish (Aberfoil) where it forms a beautiful & fertile valley called The Laggan". &c &c &c
Old Stat A/c [Statistical Account] of Aberfoil
"The Forth has its Source in a Small Stream that arises at a place called Sgiath an Iubhair, or the ridge of yew trees, about 12 miles westward, beyond Lochcon; but it receives, about a mile above Aberfoil, a very important accession to its streams from the water of Duchray, which has its rise near near the Summit of Benlomond; and which may seem to many to have an equal claim to the Origin of the Forth.
Dr. [Doctor] Graham's Sketches of Perthshire |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/66 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 66
Perthshire - Port of Monteith Ph. [Parish] |
|
| OS1/25/69/67 |
BALLABEG |
Ballabeg
Ballabeg
Ballabeg
Ballabeg |
J. Aitken Esqr Factor
Daniel Carmichael
Val. [Valuation] Roll 1857-8
County Directory |
130 |
A farm house and offices the property of David Erskine Esqr of Cardross |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/67 |
DYKEHEAD |
Dykehead
Dykehead
Dykehead
Dikehead |
J. Aitken Esqr.
John McLause
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1857-8)
County Map |
130 |
2 dwelling houses, offices, and a Smithy The property of David Erskine Esqr of Cardross |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/67 |
BRUCEHILL |
Brucehill
Brucehill
Brucehill |
J. Aitken Esqr., Factor, Occr. [Occupier]
John McLause
D. Carmichael |
130 |
A dwelling house and offices The property of David Erskine Esqr of Cardross |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/67 |
CARDROSS |
Cardross
Cardross
Cardross
Cardross
Cardross House |
J. Aitken Esqr. Factor
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] & Fullarton's Gazetteer
Val [Valuation] Roll 1857-8
D. Carmichael
County Directory. |
130 |
A large and fine old mansion, having Offices a large garden, and an Ornamental park including the Family Burial ground attached. The residence and property of David Erskine Esqr.
The main portion of this building bears the date 1598, but the age of the Square Tower is not known. It was probably co-eval with the Priory of Inchmahome. A Troop of Horse was quartered here in Cromwells time |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/67 |
BURIAL GROUND [Cardross] |
Family Burial Ground |
County Directory. |
130 |
[Cardross]... including the Family Burial ground attached. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/67 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 67
130-12 - Parish of Port of Monteith
[Note beside 'Cardross'] - See Sir Walter Scott's Lady of the Lake Canto I. 25 |
|
| OS1/25/69/68 |
HILTON |
Hilton
Hilton
Hilton
Hilltown |
J. Aitken Esqr.
Peter Tainsh Occr. [Occupier]
Val. [Valuation] Roll 1857-8
County Map |
130 |
A farm house and offices the property of David Erskine Esqr. of Cardross |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/68 |
CARDROSS BRIDGE |
Cardross Bridge
Cardross Bridge
Cardross Bridge |
Mr John Crawford, Poldar
Mr Aitken, Factor, Cardross
Blacks' Series of Maps. |
130 |
A fine Stone Bridge with Strong abutments to the largest Arch. It is a County Bridge. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/68 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 68 |
|
| OS1/25/69/69 |
CLAGGAN |
Cleggan
Cleggan
Cleggan
Claggan |
Valuation Roll
Estate Map
Mr Brown Factor
County Directory |
130 |
A farm steading on the estate of Gartmore the Property of Robert Cunningham. Cunningham Graham Esquire, one of the offices of this steading had been a corn mill formerly but it has been long disused as such. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/69 |
WESTER THIRD |
Wester Third
Wester Third
Wester Third
Westerthirds
Wester Third |
Valuation Roll
Estate Map
Mr Brown Factor.
County Directory
County Map |
130 |
A farm steading on the Estate of Gartmore the property of Rober C.C. Graham Esquire. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/69 |
BAAD |
Baad
Baad
Baad
Badd
Badd
Baad |
Valuation Roll
Estate Map
Mr Brown Factor.
old Map
P. McKeich Tenant.
County Directory |
130 |
A farm steading on the Estate of Gartmore. the property of Robert C.C. Graham Esquire |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/69 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 69
County of Perth -- Parish of Port of Monteith
[Note beside 'Claggan'] - See Authorities for Claggan's Burn", Drymen Parish, Stirlingshire. |
|
| OS1/25/69/70 |
CLAGGANS BURN |
Claggans Burn |
See N. [Name] Sheet of Drymen Parish, Stirlingshire. |
130 |
Described in Stirlingshire |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/70 |
KELTY WATER |
Kelty Water |
See N. [Name] Sheet of Drymen Parish, Stirlingshire. |
130 |
Described in Stirlingshire |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/70 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 70 |
|
| OS1/25/69/71 |
PENDICLES OF CALLAMOON MOSS |
Pendicles of Callamoon Moss
Pendicles of Callamoon Moss
Pendicles of Callamoon Moss
Pendicles of Callamoon Moss |
J. Aitken Esqr. Factor
James Simmers Occr. [Occupier]
Alexander McLean Occr. [Occupier]
James McGregor |
130 |
A number of small dwelling houses each having a small croft or pendicle attached The property of David Erskine Esqr. of Cardross |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/71 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 71
130-15 and 16 Parish of Port of Monteith |
|
| OS1/25/69/72 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 72
[Blank Page] |
|
| OS1/25/69/73 |
POLLABAY |
Pollabay
Pollabay
Pollabay |
George Fisher, Occr. [Occupier]
Rent receipts
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1857-8) |
131 |
A Small farm house and Offices The property of Erskine Esqr. of Cardross. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/73 |
GOODIE WATER |
Goodie Water
Goodie Water
Goodie Water
Goodie Water
Goudie Water Guidie Water
Goodie Water
Goodie Water |
George Fisher
Andrew Ferguson
James McArthur
Daniel Fisher
Cambden's Britannia
New Stat [Statistical] Account
County Map
Priory of Inchmahome |
131 |
A large burn having its source from Lake Monteith and running in an Easterly direction to its confluence with the River Forth. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/73 |
THE POW |
The Pow
The Pow
The Pow |
George Fisher
Daniel Fisher
Donald McLaren |
131 |
A Stream or drain also a remarkable feature, or stripe of Rough pasture running through Flanders Moss from Pollabay to Cardross, adjacent to the South Side of it, about 45 years ago, George Fisher says, there were 2 swords lying in a cross position found, whilst digging for peats, one of which was sent to Edinburgh and the other to the House of Cardross. Also near the same place, about 2 or 3 feet below the surface several beams or planks about 12 or 14 feet long which seemed to have been the formation of a road were thrown up. These he Says were supposed to have been the remains or part of the Road which had led through Flanders Moss
"A Roman causeway has been discovered, running in a direction from south-east to north-west along the bottom of Moss Flanders. which covers an extent of several miles. In the banks of Goody Water which runs along the North-east side of this Moss, Several Oak trees of a very large size, appear projecting about 20 feet below the surface: And where this water joins the Forth, one of these trees, the trunk of which is near 6 feet Diameter appears at the same depth, below the surface, projecting nearly 20 feet." Chalmers Caledonia p [page] 188. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/73 |
TWO SWORDS FOUND HERE [Flanders Moss] |
|
|
131 |
adjacent to the South Side of it. [The Pow] about 45 years ago, George Fisher says, there were 2 swords lying in a cross position found, whilst digging for peats, one of which was sent to Edinburgh and the other to the House of Cardross. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/73 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 73 |
|
| OS1/25/69/74 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 74
[Blank page] |
|
| OS1/25/69/75 |
NEWTON |
Newton
Newton
Newton
Newton |
Andrew Burnet Occr. [Occupier]
Kenneth Sutherland Brodie Esqr. Proprietor
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1857-8)
County Directory |
131 |
A farm house and offices The property of K.S. Brodie Esqr. of Blairhoyle. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/75 |
DUNAVERIG |
Dunaverig
Dunaverig
Dunaverig
Dunaevraig |
James Miln Occr. [Occupier]
K.S. Brodie Esqr. Pro. [Proprietor]
A. Burnet
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1857-8) |
131 |
A farm house and offices the property of K.S. Brodie Esqr. of Blairhoyle |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/75 |
DAMSIDE |
Damside
Damside
Damside |
Alexander McKiech Occr. & Pro. [Occupier & Proprietor]
Daniel Fisher
Val. [Valuation] Roll |
131 |
A dwelling house with byre attached The property A McKiech |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/75 |
RUSKIE MILL (Corn) |
Ruskie Mill (Corn)
Ruskie Mill (Corn)
Ruskie Mill (Corn)
Ruskie Mill (Corn)
Ruskie Mill (Corn) |
Andrew Ferguson Occr. [Occupier]
Mr Fisher
Mr Weir Land steward at Rednock
County Directory
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1857-8) |
131 |
A Corn Mill having a dwelling house and a small croft of land attached The property of J.G. Stirling Esqr. of Rednock. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/75 |
SCHOOL [Ruskie Mill] |
School |
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1857-8) |
131 |
Adjacent to this mill [Ruskie Mill] is a house occupied as a private School, by Mr. Strang at his own adventure. The property is his own with the school in one end, and his dwelling in the other end of the house. It may and it may not be occupied as a School at his decease. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/75 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 75
131-1 Parish of Port of Monteith -- Perthshire |
|
| OS1/25/69/76 |
LOWER TARR |
Lower Tarr
Lower Tarr
Lower Tarr
Lower Tarr
Lower Tarr |
Daniel Fisher Occr. [Occupier]
Rent receipts
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1857-8)
County Directory
County Map |
131 |
A farm house and offices The property of George McEuan Esqr. of Edinburgh. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/76 |
HOGWOOD (In Ruins) |
Hogwood
Hogwood
Hogwood |
Daniel Fisher
Val. [Valuation] Roll 1857-8)
Mr Weir, Land Steward Rednock |
131 |
2 old ruinous houses, which formerly had a farm of land but is now blended with that of Lower Tarr. The property of J.G. Stirling Esqr. of Rednock |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/76 |
CALZIEMUCK |
Calziemuck
Calziemuck
Calziemuck |
Mrs McFarlane Pro. & occr. [Proprietor & Occupier]
County Directory
County Map |
131 |
A fine dwelling house having a garden, byre, and a few acres of land attached. The property of Mrs McFarlane. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/76 |
UPPER TARR |
Upper Tarr
Upper Tarr
Upper Tarr
Upper Tarr
Upper Tarr |
James McArthur Occr. [Occupier]
Lease of Farm
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1857-8)
County Directory
County Map |
131 |
A farm house and offices The property of George McEuan Esqr. of Edinburgh |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/76 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 76 |
|
| OS1/25/69/77 |
TAMNAFALLOCH |
Tamnafalloch
Tamnafalloch
Tamnafalloch
Tamnafalloch |
Donald McLaren Ruskie Mill
Andrew Ferguson Ruskie Mill
James McArthur Upper Tarr
George Fisher, Pollabay |
131 |
A small hillock or knoll planted with wood on the farm of Upper Tarr. The property of George McEuan Esqr. Edinburgh. On the summit of this knoll, The Authorities say, there had been a remarkable fine old Apple tree, named the Tamnafalloch Tree, the last of which decayed away some years ago. Tradition says that it was planted by some Lady to commemorate a battle which is supposed to have been fought hereabout. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/77 |
GRAVESTONES [Tamnafalloch] |
|
Donald McLaren Ruskie Mill
Andrew Ferguson Ruskie Mill
James McArthur Upper Tarr
George Fisher, Pollabay |
131 |
When the knoll [Tamnafalloch] was in cultivation under the present James McArthurs Father Several rude grave Stones were found, one of the stones Andrew Ferguson says, was initialed with the letters P.S. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/77 |
SWORD AND ARMOUR FOUND [Tamnafalloch] |
A Sword & Coat of Mail &c Found here |
Donald McLaren Ruskie Mill
Andrew Ferguson Ruskie Mill
James McArthur Upper Tarr
George Fisher, Pollabay |
131 |
Also George Fisher the oldest individual in the locality remembers of seeing a sword and a coat of Mail Which was found on it [Tamnafalloch] by his Grandfather who had then been Laird of it. It is generally believed by the people in the neighbourhood that a battle had been fought here betwixt the early families of Monteith, and some of his neighbours. The names of some of the places is evidence of such, - Tamnafalloch - the Knoll of Blood. Rusky - The baring of the sword. Blairhoyle - The battle fought. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/77 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 77
[Note beside 'Tamnafalloch'] A Sword & Coat of Mail &c Found here - George Fisher, Pollabay
From Tom na Falachd (G). [Gaelic] - "the hill of Strife" &c
"The well known Sir John Monteith Commissioner of Edward 1st of England, and the individual
who delivered Sir William Wallace into Edward's hands, was younger son of Walter Stewart
Earl of Monteith, and took his mother's Surname, having obtained part of her lands.
The barony of Rusky. Between his sons, John Monteith of Rusky and four others,
one part, and Sir John Drummond of Drummond, aided by Sir Walter Murry of
Tullibardine a feud arose, from the slaughter in 1330 of Bryce Drummond,
procurator son of Gilbert Drummond of Balquhapple, a younger son of Sir John
Drummond's family, and this led to a hostile encounter at Tor or Tar of Rusky,
as reported by tradition, where as from an extant document certainly appears,
three of Rusky's Brothers, namely, Walter, Malcolm, and William, were killed.
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
|
| OS1/25/69/78 |
EASTER TARR |
Easter Tarr
Easter Tarr
Easter Tarr
Easter Tarr
Easter Tar |
George McQueen Occr. [Occupier]
Mr Weir, Land Steward, Rednock
Lease of farm
County Directory
Val [Valuation] Roll, (1857-8) |
131 |
A farm house and offices. The property J.G. Stirling Esqr. of Rednock. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/78 |
TARR BURN |
Tarr Burn
Tarr Burn
Tarr Burn |
George McQueen
James McArthur
Donald McLaren |
131 |
A considerable Stream or burn having its rise on the farm of Ballamiter and passing southerly through the lands of Easter Tarr, to its confluence with the Goodie. From its source to E. [Easter] Tarr farm nearly opposite Earn it is known by no name. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/78 |
KEIRHEAD |
Keirhead
Keirhead
Keirhead
Keirhead |
George McQueen
James McArthur
D. McLaren
Mr Ferguson Auchinsalt |
131 |
2 small dwelling houses a short distance east of E. [Easter] Tarr The property of Mrs Robinson Edinburgh. The southerly Cottage is situated on a small eminence or knoll, which the authorities believe to be partly artificial, & to have been used as a fortress at some remote period.
"A house on the barony of Ruskie about a mile north east of the Castellum of Flanders Hill, is named Keirhead. It is situated on an eminence resembling some others in Monteith, which are called Keirs, and seems to have been anciently a military post overlooking the plain on the South, and to have been partly at least formed by the hands of man"
New Stat Acct. [Statistical Account] |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/78 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 78
[Note beside 'Keirhead'] - See the article "Keir" in Jamieson - and Chalmers Caledonia p. [page] 93 |
|
| OS1/25/69/79 |
BROADLETON (P.H.) |
Broadleton
Broadleton
Broadleton |
Mr Williamson Occr. [Occupier]
William Robertson Wester Borland
Robert McDugal Mid Borland |
131 |
A good dwelling house occupied as grocers shop and public house. The property of Mrs Robertson, Edinburgh |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/79 |
WESTER BORLAND |
Wester Borland
Wester Borland
Wester Borland
Wester Borland |
William Robertson Occr. [Occupier]
Rent receipts
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1860)
County Directory |
131 |
A farm house and offices the property of J.G. Stirling Esqr. of Rednock. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/79 |
EASTER BORLAND |
Easter Borland
Easter Borland
Easter Borland
Easter Borland
Easter Borland |
William Ferguson
William Robertson
Mr Weir, Land Steward at Rednock
Val. [Valuation] Roll.
County Directory |
131 |
A farm house and Offices the property of J.G. Stirling Esqr. of Rednock |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/79 |
LITTLEMILL BURN |
Littlemill Burn
Littlemill Burn
Littlemill Burn |
William Ferguson
James McArthur Upper Tarr
Robert McDugal |
131 |
A considerable Stream or burn having its rise on the farms of Ballanucater and Auchensalt, running in Southerly direction to its confluence with the Goodie Water. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/79 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 79
131-2 Parish of Port of Monteith -- Perthshire |
|
| OS1/25/69/80 |
KEIR [nr. Mid Borland] |
Keir Knowe
Keir Knowe
Keir Knowe |
William Ferguson, Easter Borland & Auchensalt
George Fisher Pollabay
Mr McDugal Mid Borland |
131 |
A small knoll which has every appearance of having been forced by art, its shape is an irregular square, a little rounded at the angles. The North west and North sides and defended by a fosse. The other sides by a natural ravine. A few years ago when Mr Ferguson the present farmer was digging for stones a great many small bones were thrown up, and the stones were of the common land boulders which appeared to have been collected from the land at some remote period. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/80 |
KEIR [Mid Borland] |
Keir Knowe
Keir Knowe
Keir Knowe |
Mr. McDugal
George Fisher
Mr Robertson |
131 |
On the farm of Mid Borland is another knoll of the same name and apparently artificial but of an oval shape. As to their use tradition is quite silent, farther than the inhabitants believes them to have been fortifications at some remote period. Car, Cair, or Keir, Signifies a Wall or mound of defence.
See description of Keirhead in the adjoining plan. [Initialled] D.H. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/80 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 80
[Note beside 'Keir'] - "In the country upon the Forth, northward of the
Roman Wall, on the isthmus, between the firths, there are
a number of British forts, which are perched upon little
hills, are surrounded by a rampart, which on many of them
still remains. And the general appellation, in the country
for these forts, is Keir, which is evidently a corruption of the
British Caer, a fort". Such were some of the British forts, standing
Southward of the Forth. There is also a range of the same kind
of strengths along the face of the country, on the north side of the
same river, which are equally known by the common name of Keir
and which appear to have been the only Caledonian posts, which were designed
by them to oppose the Roman progress, as indeed Tacitus intimates" - Chalmer's Caledonia p [page] 93. |
|
| OS1/25/69/81 |
MID BORLAND |
Mid Borland
Mid Borland
Mid Borland
Mid Borland |
Robert McDugal Occr. [Occupier]
Mr Ferguson
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1857-8)
County Map & Directory |
131 |
A farm house and offices. The property of Thomas Bartney Esqr. Dunblane |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/81 |
WARD OF GOODIE |
Ward of Goodie
Ward of Goodie
Ward of Goodie
Ward of Goodie |
John Sands, Occr. [Occupier]
Robert McDugal
J. Aitken, Factor for Estate Cardross
Val. [Valuation] Roll |
131 |
A farm house and offices. The property of David Erskine Esqr. of Cardross. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/81 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 81 |
|
| OS1/25/69/82 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 82
[Blank page] |
|
| OS1/25/69/83 |
FLANDERS HILL |
Flanders Hill
Flanders Hill
Flanders Hill
Flanders Hill |
David Chalmers Ballangrew
County Map.
New Statistical Account
Nimmo's Histy. [History] of Stirlingshire |
131 |
A Small Arable hill of a ridge like shape on the farm of Blaircessnock The property of David Erskine Esqr. of Cardross. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/83 |
FLANDERS MOSS |
Flanders Moss
Flanders Moss
Flanders Moss
Flanders Moss
Flanders Moss
Flanders Moss
Flanders Moss
Flanders Moss
Flanders Moss
Flanders Moss
Flanders Moss
Flanders Moss
Flanders Moss
Flanders Moss
Flanders Moss |
David Chalmers
George Fisher Pollabay
Henry Dugal Blaircessnock
Dr [Doctor] Turner, Manse
John Aitken, Factor for Cardross
New Stat [Statistical] Account
Old Stat [Statistical] Account
Chalmer's Caledonia
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Priory of Inchmahome
Sketches of Perthshire by Revd. [Reverend] P. Graham
Caledonia Romana
County Maps
Nimmo's Stirlingshire
Archaeology & Prehistoric Annals of Scotland |
131 |
A very extensive moss covered with heath, and situated at the southeast angle of the parish, its bounds are delineated on the traces by a Yellow band
According to Nimmo's Stirlingshire, 2nd Edn. [Edition] Page 262. This Moss was formerly known as Tilly-Moss. but it does not appear what was the precise spot of Lennox's bivouac. See the account of this skirmish in the New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]. No such place as Talla Moss is known. [Initialled] JB |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/83 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 83
131-5 Parish of Port of Monteith |
|
| OS1/25/69/84 |
CAMP [Flanders Moss] |
Camp
Camp
Camp
Camp
Camp |
George Fisher, Pollabay
Henry Dugal.
David Chalmers
J. Aitken Esqr, Factor for Cardross
The Rev. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] Turner |
131 |
A small square fortress, defended on all sides by a deep fosse which is still pretty entire. The authorities believe it to have been constructed by the Romans, and that a road had led from it connecting it with other Camps in the adjoining parishes. No trace of a road can now be discovered on the ground. At the South east angle of the Camp is a small raised mound tabulated on the top and about 10ft. in diameter.
"At the North west extremity of the Moss of Flanders is a Roman Castellum, about 50 paces in diameter and irregularly square. There seems to have been in this direction a Roman iter from the great Roman causeway which ran along Scotland from South to North, from the Wall of Antonine at Camelon, by Stirling, Dunblane &c to Brechin. This iter is supposed to have crossed the river Forth at the ford of Drip, and next to have crossed the Stream of Guidie, near where the Forth receives this minor and tributary body of water. Here as is supposed, the iter branched off towards Garfarran, another Roman Castellum, which is situated south of the Forth." in Drymen Parish
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Inchmahome
Nimmo's Stirlingshire |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/84 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 84 |
|
| OS1/25/69/85 |
PENDICLES OF WESTER POLDAR |
Pendicles of Wester Poldar
Pendicles of Wester Poldar
Pendicles of Wester Poldar |
John Aitken Factor at Cardross
Daniel Stalker
Mr Stewart |
131 |
A number of Small dwelling houses respectively having a few acres of ground attached the property of David Erskine Esqr. of Cardross |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/85 |
POLDAR BRIDGE |
Poldar Bridge
Poldar Bridge
Poldar Bridge |
John Aitken Esqr. Factor
J. Brodie Esqr. E. [Easter] Poldar
John Stewart Wester Poldar |
131 |
A wooden Suspension Bridge of one Span crossing the River Forth near Wester Poldar, at which pontage is charged for travellers - foot & horse. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/85 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 85
131-9 Parish of Port of Monteith |
|
| OS1/25/69/86 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 86
[Blank page] |
|
| OS1/25/69/87 |
THE POW |
The Pow
The Pow
The Pow |
Robert McFarlane
James Brodie Esqr.
George Fisher Pollabay |
131 |
A small Stream having its rise in Flanders Moss and running in an easterly direction to its confluence with the River Forth near Easter Poldar. A Strip of Rough Pasture, also in Flanders Moss, called "The Pow", is situated on Plans 131.1 & 131-5. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/87 |
EASTER POLDAR |
Easter Poldar
Easter Poldar
Easter Poldar
Easter Polder
Easter Polder |
Robert McFarlane Occr. [Occupier]
John Aitken Esqr. Factor at Cardross
James Brodie Esqr. Dunkeld Proprietor
County Map
Priory of Inchmahome |
131 |
A farm house and Offices the property of James Brodie Esqr. Dunkeld |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/87 |
POLDAR HOUSE |
Poldar House
Poldar House
Poldar House |
James Brodie Esqr.
Robert McFarlane
Val [Valuation] Roll 1857-8. |
131 |
A small mansion 2 storeys high and in good repair, having an Orchard, and garden attached, The property and occasional residence of James Brodie Esqr. Dunkeld. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/87 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 87
131-10 Port of Monteith -- Perthshire |
|
| OS1/25/69/88 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 88
[Blank page] |
|
| OS1/25/69/89 |
FARAWAY |
Farraway
Farraway
Farraway
Farraway |
J. Aitken Esqr. Factor
James McGibbon Occr. [Occupier]
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1862)
County Directory |
131 |
A farm house and offices the property of David Erskine Esqr. of Cardross. |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/89 |
WESTER POLDAR |
Wester Poldar
Wester Poldar
Wester Poldar
West, Poldar Moss
West, Poldar Moss
W. [West] Poldar
W. [West] Poldar |
George Lang
J. Aitken Esqr. Factor
James McGibbon
Val. [Valuation] Roll
County Directory
County Map
Priory of Inchmahome |
131 |
A farm house and offices the property of David Erskine Esqr. of Cardross |
|
|
| OS1/25/69/89 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 89
131-13 Parish of Port of Monteith
[Signed] John Bayly Lt Col R.E. (Lieutenant Colonel Royal Engineers] |
|
| OS1/25/69/90 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 90
[Blank page] |
|
| OS1/25/69/91 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 91
OS1/25/69
Co. [County] PERTH
PARISH OF PORT OF MONTEITH
6 Inch & 1/2500 Scale
[Stamped] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. STORE SOUTHAMPTON 28 APR 1898 |
|
| OS1/25/69/92 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 92
Index
Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Allt a' Chip Dhuibh -- 123 -- _ -- 15
Auchrig -- 123 -- 12 -- 22
Auchyle -- 123 -- 16 -- 27
Auchinsalt -- 124 -- 14 -- 35
Arntamie -- 130 -- 2 -- 37
Auchyle -- 130 -- 2 -- 38
Arnmach -- 130 -- 2 -- 46
Arthurfield -- 130 -- 4 -- 47
Arnachly (Ruins) -- 130 -- 6 -- 53
Arnchlerich -- 130 -- 8 -- 57
Arnvicar -- 130 -- 11 -- 65
Bealach nam Beitheag -- 123 -- _ -- 13
Bealach nan Carn -- 123 -- _ -- 14
Blareidh (Ruins) -- 123 -- _ -- 15
Blarnacaorach -- 123 -- _ -- 15
Beinn Liath -- 123 -- _ -- 16
Beinn Dhearg -- 123 -- _ -- 16
Bealach Conasgach -- 123 -- _ -- 17
Bealach Cumhang -- 123 -- _ -- 17
Ben Gullipen -- 123 -- 12 -- 21
Ballagline -- 123 -- 16 -- 27
Ballabeg -- 123 -- 16 -- 29
Ballanucater -- 124 -- 13 -- 33
Bruachour -- 124 -- 13 -- 33
Ballochraggan -- 130 -- 2 -- 37
Burial Ground -- 130 -- 3 -- 40
Blacklands -- 130 -- 4 -- 48
Bigram -- 130 -- 4 -- 48
Blairhoyle Cottage -- 130 -- 4 -- 48
Blairhoyle -- 130 -- 4 -- 49
Bridgend -- 130 -- 5 -- 51
Bogle Knowe -- 130 -- 7 -- 55
Black Loch -- 130 -- 7 -- 55
Blaircessnock -- 130 -- 8 -- 58
Ballingrue -- 130 -- 8 -- 58
Boat House -- 130 -- 10 -- 64
Barbadoes -- 130 -- 10 -- 64
Ballabeg -- 130 -- 12 -- 67
Brucehill -- 130 -- 12 -- 67
Burial Ground (private) -- 130 -- 12 -- 67
Baad -- 130 -- 13 -- 69
Broadleton (P.H.) [Public House] -- 131 -- 2 -- 79
Camp -- 123 -- _ -- 3
Ceapdubh (ruins) -- 123 -- _ -- 8
Cos (ruins) -- 123 -- _ -- 10
Culnagreine -- 123 -- _ -- 10
Cos Burn -- 123 -- _ -- 11
Creag a' Bhacain -- 123 -- _ -- 13
Coire nan Seileach -- 123 -- _ -- 17
Craig of Monivreckie -- 123 -- _ -- 18
Coilantogle Ford -- 123 -- 4 -- 20
Craig of Port -- 123 -- 15 -- 24
Craigterson -- 123 -- 15 -- 24
Castle of Rednock -- 123 -- 16 -- 28
Castle (Site of) -- 124 -- 9 -- 31
Cassafuir -- 124 -- 13 -- 33
Coille-don -- 130 -- 3 -- 39
Church -- 130 -- 3 -- 40
Castle (Site of)) -- 130 -- 3 -- 42
Chapel (Site of) -- 130 -- 4 -- 49
Crinigart -- 130 -- 5 -- 51
Carse of Shannochill -- 130 -- 5 -- 52
Chapel (Site of) -- 130 -- 6 -- 53
Cardross Moss -- 130 -- 7 -- 55
Corn Mill -- 130 -- 8 -- 57
Church (Quoad Sacra) -- 130 -- 9 -- 62
Cardross -- 130 -- 12 -- 67
Cardross Bridge -- 130 -- 12 -- 68
Claggan -- 130 -- 13 -- 69
Claggans Burn -- 130 -- 13 -- 70
Calziemuck -- 131 -- 1 -- 76
Camp -- 131 -- 5 -- 84
Dun na Beinne -- 123 -- _ -- 9
Drunkie Burn -- 123 -- _ -- 11
Dykeside -- 130 -- 2 -- 37
Dog Isle -- 130 -- 3 -- 42
Drum Wood -- 130 -- 9 -- 59
Dykehead -- 130 -- 12 -- 67
Dunaverig -- 131 -- 1 -- 75
Damside -- 131 -- 1 -- 75
Eas Dubh -- 123 -- _ -- 11 |
|
| OS1/25/69/93 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 93
Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Easter Dullater -- 123 -- 4 -- 19
Eas Gobhain -- 123 -- 4 -- 19
Easter Lennieston -- 124 -- 13 -- 34
Earn -- 124 -- 13 -- 34
Easterhill -- 130 -- 10 -- 63
Easter Tarr -- 131 -- 1 -- 78
Easter Borland -- 131 -- 2 -- 79
Easter Poldar -- 131 -- 9 -- 87
Freuchan -- 130 -- 9 -- 60
Fir Hill -- 130 -- 9 -- 61
Free Church -- 130 -- 9 -- 62
Free Church Manse -- 130 -- 9 -- 62
Flanders Hill -- 131 -- 5 -- 83
Flanders Moss -- 131 -- 5 -- 83
Faraway -- 131 -- 13 -- 89
Gleann Bàn -- 123 -- _ -- 14
Glasgow Corpn [Corporation] Water Works -- 123 -- 4 -- 19
Glenny Burn -- 123 -- 15 -- 23
Glenhead -- 123 -- 16 -- 27
Greenside -- 123 -- 16 -- 28
Gallows Knowe -- 130 -- 2 -- 38
Gateside -- 130 -- 3 -- 39
Grahamston -- 130 -- 4 -- 47
Gartrenich -- 130 -- 6 -- 54
Gartartan Castle -- 130 -- 9 -- 59
Gartartan -- 130 -- 9 -- 60
Gartmore -- 130 -- 9 -- 60
Gartmore House -- 130 -- 9 -- 61
Gartrenich Moss -- 130 -- 10 -- 63
Gartur -- 130 -- 11 -- 65
Goodie Water -- 131 -- 1 -- 71
Hammersmith -- 123 -- 16 -- 29
Hilton -- 130 -- 12 -- 68
Hogwood (In Ruins) -- 131 -- 1 -- 76
Invertrosachs -- 123 -- _ -- 7
Inchmahoy (In Ruins) -- 130 -- 3 -- 39
Inch Talla -- 130 -- 3 -- 42
Inchmahome -- 130 -- 3 -- 43
Inchie -- 130 -- 4 -- 49
Knockmally -- 123 -- 15 -- 25
Keir Hill -- 130 -- 8 -- 58
Kelty Water -- 130 -- 13 -- 70
Keirhead -- 131 -- 1 -- 78
Keir -- 131 -- 1 -- 78
Keir -- 131 -- 2 -- 80
Keir -- 131 -- 2 -- 80
Loch Venachar -- 123 -- _ -- 5
Loch Drunkie -- 123 -- _ -- 9
Lochan Balloch -- 123 -- 12 -- 21
Letter Hill -- 123 -- 12 -- 22
Letter -- 123 -- 12 -- 22
Loch Letter -- 123 -- 12 -- 22
Laurencefield -- 123 -- 16 -- 27
Letter Muir -- 124 -- 9 -- 31
Loch Rusky -- 124 -- 9 -- 31
Loch Dow -- 124 -- 9 -- 33
Lennieston Muir -- 124 -- 9 -- 32
Lake of Monteith -- 130 -- 3 -- 43
Loch Macanrie -- 130 -- 6 -- 54
Lochend -- 130 -- 8 -- 57
Lower Tarr -- 131 -- 1 -- 76
Littlemill Burn -- 131 -- 2 -- 79
Meall Reamhar -- 123 -- _ -- 7
Meall nan Gamhainn -- 123 -- _ -- 10
Meall na Criche -- 123 -- _ -- 13
Meall nan Gob[har] -- 123 -- _ -- 14
Monteith Hills -- 123 -- _ -- 18
Muirhouse (P.H.) [Public House] -- 123 -- 12 -- 22
Mondowie -- 123 -- 15 -- 24
Monievreckie -- 130 -- 2 -- 37
Malling -- 130 -- 2 -- 38
Manse -- 130 -- 3 -- 40
Morrison's Croft -- 130 -- 4 -- 48
Mound -- 130 -- 7 -- 55
Milton of Cardross -- 130 -- 8 -- 57
Manse -- 130 -- 9 -- 62
Mid Borland -- 131 -- 2 -- 81
Nether Glenny -- 123 -- 15 -- 24
Nun's Hill -- 130 -- 3 -- 46
New Grahamston -- 130 -- 4 -- 47
Nether Shannochill -- 130 -- 6 -- 53
Newton -- 131 -- 1 -- 75
Over Glenny -- 123 -- 15 -- 23
Oatlands -- 123 -- 16 -- 30
Over Shannochill -- 130 -- 6 -- 53
Old Burial Ground -- 130 -- 6 -- 53
Offrins of Gartur -- 130 -- 11 -- 65
Pot of Glenny -- 123 -- 15 -- 23
Port T.P. [Turn Pike] -- 123 -- 15 -- 25
Portend -- 130 -- 3 -- 39
Port of Monteith Inn -- 130 -- 3 -- 40
Port -- 130 -- 3 -- 41 |
|
| OS1/25/69/94 |
|
|
|
|
|
[Page] 94
Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Priory (In Ruins) -- 130 -- 3 -- 43
Pendicles of Callamoon Moss -- 130 -- 16 -- 71
Pollabay -- 131 -- 1 -- 73
Pendicles of Wester Poldar -- 131 -- 9 -- 85
Poldar Bridge (Suspension) -- 131 -- 9 -- 85
Poldar House -- 131 -- 9 -- 87
Queen Mary's Bower -- 130 -- 3 -- 46
Rednock Burn -- 123 -- 16 -- 29
Rinaclach -- 123 -- 16 -- 30
Rednock Mill -- 123 -- 16 -- 30
Rusky Burn -- 124 -- 13 -- 34
Rednock -- 130 -- 4 -- 47
River Forth -- 130 -- 11 -- 66
Ruskie Mill (Corn) -- 131 -- 1 -- 75
School -- 123 -- 15 -- 25
Stonefield -- 130 -- 2 -- 38
Stable Point -- 130 -- 3 -- 41
School -- 130 -- 9 -- 61
School -- 130 -- 9 -- 62
Toman Righe -- 123 -- _ -- 7
Tom Eoghainn -- 123 -- _ -- 8
Tom Breac -- 123 -- _ -- 9
Tom Beithe -- 123 -- _ -- 10
Tom Ferson -- 123 -- _ -- 12
Tiobairt na Reil -- 123 -- _ -- 16
Tombae -- 123 -- 15 -- 23
Tower -- 123 -- 16 -- 28
Tamagarrow -- 130 -- 5 -- 51
Tomavoid -- 130 -- 8 -- 57
The Pow -- 131 -- 1 -- 73
Tamnafalloch -- 131 -- 1 -- 77
Tarr Burn -- 131 -- 1 -- 78
The Pow -- 131 -- 10 -- 87
Union -- 124 -- 14 -- 35
Upper Tarr -- 131 -- 1 -- 76
Vault -- 130 -- 3 -- 40
Vault -- 130 -- 3 -- 43
West Dullater -- 123 -- _ -- 8
Wester Lennieston -- 124 -- 13 -- 34
Windygate -- 130 -- 5 -- 52
Whitehill -- 130 -- 11 -- 66
Wester Third -- 130 -- 13 -- 69
Wester Borland -- 131 -- 2 -- 79
Ward of Goodie -- 131 -- 2 -- 81
Wester Poldar -- 131 -- 13 -- 89 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
